• Reconstructing the power narrative: how Winnipeg elementary school teachers think about and define their everyday work 

  Bell, Jennifer (2023-01-04)

  This study explores how Winnipeg early years elementary school teachers think about and define their everyday work. Many studies have addressed teacher perspectives. These studies, however, are often prescribed to particular ...

• Toll-like receptor (TLR)7 and TLR8 stimulation of mucosal-associated invariant T cells and gamma delta T cells: a role in HIV susceptibility 

  Richard, Zipporah (2023-01-25)

  Abstract Host inflammation has been shown to increase the risk of HIV-1 acquisition. Innate T cells are positioned to respond early to infections and produce proinflammatory cytokines associated with end-organ inflammation ...

• Dǫ nàke làànı̀ nàts’etso: A critical review of self-government implementation in Canada’s North 

  Keith, Jennifer (2023-01-23)

  Over the last forty years, modern treaties have become one of the most popular arrangements for redefining the relationship between Canada and Indigenous peoples. Canada views modern treaties as means to achieving certainty ...

• Ancestry estimates: Evaluating the reliability of Hefner's cranial morphoscopic method 

  Merchant, Chenee (2023-01-22)

  To identify unknown skeletal remains, forensic anthropologists provide police with information of who they might belong to, such as ancestry (someone’s familial lineage and geographic origin). The cranium has shape-based ...

• Order-disorder competition in the Sc2VO5+δ system. Review and experimental pursuit of A3+2VO5 and Sc2VO5+δ-inspired solid phases 

  Vrublevskiy, Dmitry (2023-01-18)

  This work was motivated by the proclivity of oxygen-deficient metal oxides to enable oxide transport at high temperatures. This property depends on the composition and metal-oxygen connectivities within the structure and ...

• Gottesvergessenheit: Wolf Krötke and "godforgotten-ness" in the DDR 

  Gotting, Christopher (2022-01-04)

  Abstract: Wolf Krötke's effect on Protestantism in the DDR served to re-frame Luther's theology away from its application through German history, thereby confronting the existence of a "God-Forgottenness" that developed ...

• Time-varying concentration-dependent interdiffusion coefficient in the Cu-Ni system 

  Guan, Tian (2023-01-22)

  Solid-state diffusion has attracted substantial research attention due to its key role in metallic materials processing and performance analysis. The isothermal interdiffusion coefficient is one of the crucial parameters ...

• Behavioural assessment of a neurexin knockout mouse model 

  Rabbi, Mir Sohayeb (2022-12-22)

  Synapse organisers are crucial players in synapse development and maintenance. Neurexins are the master regulators of synapse formation. They are presynaptic proteins that connect the two neurons and facilitate signal ...

• The sedimentology, geomorphology, and hydrology of extreme floods on the Assiniboine River, southwestern Manitoba 

  Morrow, Claire (2023-01-03)

  River flooding is the most common natural disaster in Canada, particularly in the prairie provinces. Floods occur when river discharge exceeds the volume a channel is capable of conveying. Extreme floods on meandering ...

• Deep learning-based ECG classification using a TensorFlow Lite model 

  Sharma, Kushagra (2022-12-20)

  The number of IoT devices in healthcare is expected to rise sharply due to significantly increased demand since the COVID-19 pandemic. Deep learning and IoT devices are being employed to monitor body vitals and automate ...

• Mental health as a human right: a review of mental health policies in Winnipeg school divisions 

  Zirino, Stephanie (2022-12-15)

  The past two years of pandemic schooling have pushed many educators into a mental health crisis. Teachers were navigating the stress of educational outcomes, increased safety risks, lack of protection, regular COVID-19 ...

• Probing the tides: exploring the narratives of a shifting coastline 

  Valdez, Carl (2023-01-02)

  For centuries, the San Francisco Bay has projected a static image of its coastline as defined by human-made elements and structures. And yet, water is not static – it is fluid and intangible. This practicum looks to devise ...

• Promoting mental well-being: educators’ perceptions of mental well-being practices and programs for including all students 

  Pomeroy, Breanne (2022-11-29)

  The Canadian Mental Health Organization states that there is a substantial percentage of children and youth in the school age range who suffer from some form of mental health disorder (Canadian Mental Health Organization, ...

• Defining and reclaiming traditional Indigenous child rearing practices 

  Hunter, Sandra (2023-01-04)

  The current study aims to document traditional Indigenous child rearing practices and seek guidance on the reclamation of those practices to inform the development of supportive family programs. Parents have a lasting ...

• Genetic and transcriptomic analysis for pre-harvest sprouting resistance in red spring wheat 

  Liton, M M Uzzal Ahmed (2023-01-17)

  Pre-harvest sprouting (PHS) affects wheat production globally as it reduces grain yield and end-use quality. Given PHS resistance is a quantitative trait and strongly influenced by genetic and environment factors. This ...

• Mapping of Fusarium head blight resistance in two winter wheat populations and gene expression analysis of putative genes related to the host-pathogen interaction 

  Lin, Yang (2022-12-16)

  Fusarium graminearum (Fg) is the primary causal agent of Fusarium head blight (FHB) in wheat. Resistance to FHB is complex and involves multiple genes with relatively small effects. A winter wheat line, 32c*17, demonstrated ...

• The impact of COVID-19 pandemic public health measures on the practice of primary care allied health professionals in Manitoba and Ontario 

  Kaur, Dayajyot (2022-12-25)

  The purpose of this study was to investigate how the public health measures implemented in Manitoba and Ontario during waves 1 and 2 of the COVID-19 pandemic impacted allied health professionals working in primary care ...

• Two-station Rayleigh wave tomography of Canada 

  Sharma, Aarti (2022-11-21)

  Seismic tomography is a common method used to study the lithosphere and can reveal evidence of past and present tectonic and geodynamic processes. In largely aseismic areas such as central and eastern Canada, single-station ...

• Changing relations of agricultural land tenure and access in the Canadian Prairies 

  Beingessner, Naomi (2022-12-16)

  Amid trends of privatization, financialization, and decreasing access to agricultural land, there is a call for more sustainable and equitable land tenure and access. In response, I present four cases as interventions into ...

• Winnipeg-based elementary school teachers’ perspectives on food allergy management and practices: a qualitative investigation 

  Santos, Mae Jhelene L. (2023-01-17)

  Introduction Food allergy affects approximately 7.0% of children worldwide. Children spend most of their waking hours at school, yet, teachers, who have the majority of contact with children during all school day, ...

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