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Research Submitted

Titlesort descending Author Date
Reflections on the Impact of the RFP Research Grant for “Guideline for Spatial Regeneration in Iowa” Project Marwan Ghandour (Iowa State University) Dec 01, 2011
Reinventing the Academic Medical Center Eric Meub, AIA Sep 01, 2008
REIs: Renewable Energy Infrastructures Chris Ford (The University of Nebraska) May 01, 2011
Research in Professional Practice: How a Seed Grant from the AIA Eventually Enabled the Creation of a Research Entity Debajyoti Pati, PhD, FIIA, LEED AP (HKS Architects) Dec 01, 2011
Research summary: A Holistic Analysis of Safety within the Court Facility Caren Martin (Martin & Guerin Design Research, LLC), Denise Guerin (Martin & Guerin Design Research, LLC) Dec 31, 2014
Research summary: A Longitudinal Study of Prisoners on Remand Debajyoti Pati (Texas Tech University), Kate Haenchen (Texas Tech University), Sipra Pati (Texas Tech University) Dec 31, 2012
Research summary: Alternatives to Isolating Prisoners with Severe Mental Illness Caren Martin (Martin & Guerin Design Research, LLC), Denise Guerin (Martin & Guerin Design Research, LLC) Dec 31, 2014
Research summary: Courtroom Design Can Influence Judicial Process Caren Martin (Martin & Guerin Design Research, LLC), Denise Guerin (Martin & Guerin Design Research, LLC) Dec 31, 2014
Research summary: Effects of a Simulated Nature View in a Jail Intake Area Debajyoti Pati (Texas Tech University), Hessam Ghamari (Texas Tech University), Sipra Pati (Texas Tech University) Dec 31, 2012
Research summary: Environment and Crime in the Inner City: Does Vegetation Reduce Crime? Debajyoti Pati (Texas Tech University), Kate Haenchen (Texas Tech University), Sipra Pati (Texas Tech University) Dec 31, 2012

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