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Erin McDonnell

South Bend
As seen in: Charter Cities Podcast, Wiley Online Library, SAGE Publishing, ASM Journals, The Journal of Hospital Infection, US Lacrosse Magazine, Photonics Online, Novus Light Technologies Today, Gear Solutions Magazine
Sociologist of states, orgs & development @NotreDame. Author of Patchwork Leviathan. @NUSociology PhD. lover of all things Ghana. my views≠ND RT≠endorse.
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Predicting COVID-19 prognosis in hospitalized patients based on early status

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By Erin McDonnell, Eileen H. Lee, Byron Avihai, David Natanov
| ASM Journals
INTRODUCTION COVID-19 is an emergent health challenge with over 700 million cases around the world resulting in over six million deaths (1). Although many people infected with SARS-CoV-2 have few or no symptoms, others develop more severe complications, including acute respiratory distress syndrome and multiorgan failure (2).
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06.12.23 -- How Quantum Technologies Will Help The U.S. Military Keep Its Edge

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By John Oncea Verified, Erin McDonnell, Kapildeb Ambal
| Photonics Online Verified
By John Oncea, Editor Emerging disruptive technologies are revolutionizing all industries, including defense. One of these technologies – quantum – is at the forefront of this revolution and it promises to keep militaries that harness its power one step ahead of those that don’t.
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Measuring Aspheres with Next-Gen Solutions

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By Erin McDonnell
| Novus Light Technologies Today Verified
An aspheric lens, or sometimes known as an asphere, is a lens that’s not part of a sphere or cylinder and it can depart somewhat from a sphere. The more complex surface profile of an asphere not only reduces or eliminates spherical aberration but can also reduce other optical aberrations such as astigmatism. The result is a lens which creates sharper and clearer images. Aspheric surfaces are used in a variety of optical systems and are a powerful way of reducing the number of elements required.
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