Hans Meyer
- Associate Professor and Associate Director for Undergraduate Studies, Ohio University
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The Hexamethylenetetramine Adduct [Mg3(H2O)14][Fe(CN)6]2(C6H12N4)4(H2O)4.18, its potential as testing agent for Mg2+ ions, and the formation of ferromagnetic Fe3C
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On Wisconsin’s glacial lakes, wake-enhanced boating damaging and dangerous | Opinion Original
It’s not that wake boats are bad boats, they’re just inappropriate for Wisconsin’s glacial lakes with their defined shorelines Hans Meyer | Special to Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Show Caption Hide Caption A view via drone of the Lake Michigan lakefront in Milwaukee Check out the view from a drone of the Lake Michigan lakefront just north of Bradford Beach in Milwaukee.
On Wisconsin’s glacial lakes, wake-enhanced boating damaging and dangerous | Opinion
Enhanced wake boats constitute a non-native, invasive species in Wisconsin and need to be thoughtfully regulated on our precious lakes Hans Meyer Special to Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Wake boats, designed to create large waves for surfing, are ill-suited for Wisconsin's lakes, which have defined shorelines and existing infrastructure. The large waves generated by wake boats cause shoreline erosion, damage docks and boats, and pose safety risks to swimmers and other boaters.
The prognostic relevance of pleural effusion in patients with COVID-19 - A German multicenter study
Abbreviations BMBF (German Federal Ministry of Education and Research) COVID-19 (Coronavirus Disease 2019) CT (Computed Tomography) GGO (Ground Glass Opacities) ICU (Intensive Care Unit) IDSA (Infectious Diseases Society of America) PE (Pleural Effusion) WHO (World Health Organization) Keywords COVID-19 Pleural effusion Prognostic factors Computed tomography imaging Multicenter studies Get full text access Log in, subscribe or purchase for full access. References 1. Chopra, V.
The Mixed‐Anion compound La2S2(CN2)
The new binary metal carbodiimide La2S2(CN2) was synthesized via solid-state metathesis reaction. The crystal structure was solved and refined on basis of single-crystal X-ray diffraction data with space group C2/m. The structure is represented by a layered structure, based on alternating layers of lanthanum, sulfide, and carbodiimide units. A close resemblance of the structure with that of La2O2C2 is discussed, as well as the less-common coordination number seven of the lanthanum atom.
Revenge Season: OU football can make history with MAC title
Revenge Season: OU football can make history with MAC title < < Back to ATHENS, Ohio (WOUB) — Ohio University football has the chance to make history at Ford Field in Detroit this weekend. The Bobcats won the MAC East for the first time since 2016 and will play for a MAC title which OU hasn’t been able to claim since 1968. The team has turned things around from last season when they went 3-9, losing to Bowling Green in the final game of the season.
Technical Foul: Dwindling Number of Referees Affecting High School Athletics
Technical Foul: Dwindling Number of Referees Affecting High School Athletics < < Back to ATHENS, Ohio (WOUB) – For Trimble Assistant Athletic Director Joe Richards, some Friday mornings are very stressful as he looks for referees to officiate a football game just hours before kickoff, and he’s not the only one. According to an article published by the National Federation of High School sports, approximately 50,000 officials have quit working high school competitions since the 2018-19 season.
Food and Power class sponsors food drive for Southeast Ohio Food Bank
Food and Power class sponsors food drive for Southeast Ohio Food Bank < < Back to ATHENS, Ohio (WOUB) — An Ohio University class focused on food insecurity sponsored a food drive this week. Dr. Charles Lester, an assistant professor at the university through its honors program, teaches a “Food and Power” class. The class teaches where food comes from and what people can do to positively impact food security.
OUPD Chief: We prioritize diversity in hiring
OUPD Chief: We prioritize diversity in hiring < < Back to ATHENS, Ohio (WOUB) – The chief of the Ohio University Police Department (OUPD) said his department prioritizes diversity in their hiring process. Diversity in the staff means increased representation for people of different backgrounds, said University Chief of Police Andrew Powers. To achieve diversity, he said the department will ensure several backgrounds and lifestyles are represented.
Halloween block party returns with more family-friendly events
Halloween block party returns with more family-friendly events < < Back to ATHENS, Ohio (WOUB) — The Halloween Block Party on Court Street returned this year for the first time since 2020. It usually occurs on the Saturday closest to Halloween every year. Numerous students have never been able to experience a block party or a Halloween in Athens. Alex Balson, an Ohio University student, said COVID affected her Halloween experience.
Doug's Carry Out hosts annual Trunk Or Treat
Doug’s Carry Out hosts annual Trunk Or Treat < < Back to ALBANY, Ohio (WOUB) – Doug’s Carry-Out hosted its third annual Trunk-Or-Treat event last night. Doug’s Trunk-Or-Treat event calls for the community to gather and trick-or-treat out of their cars. Michael Douglas, the owner of the carry-out store, said the event started in 2020 when Albany cancelled its Trick-or-Treat.
Athens High School Sophomore Competes at Tennis Districts
Athens High School Sophomore Competes at Tennis Districts < < Back to ATHENS, Ohio (WOUB) — Athens Sophomore Vlada Kiryukhin hoping to continue solid tennis play for the Athens Bulldogs in Wednesdays, but she lost in the first round of the Southeast District Tournament. Despite the loss, the future looks bright for the Athens High sophomore. Kiryukhin is only in her second year playing tennis, but she has already become a force to reckon with in the Southeast district.
Late Athens Baseball Coach Remembered, Revered - WOUB Public Media
Late Athens Baseball Coach Remembered, Revered < < Back to ATHENS, Ohio (WOUB) — Athletic Coaches are role models who many athletes look up to, and one such role model was late Athens baseball coach Bill Woodell. Coach Woodell was the head coach for 12 years in the 1970s. Before that he was an assistant coach under Ed Rannow. Woodell knew his stuff, having played college ball at Ohio University, but this did not mean that Woodell was not willing to teach the game.
Chief: Ongoing firefighter shortage leaves Athens vulnerable
Chief: Ongoing firefighter shortage leaves Athens vulnerable < < Back to An ongoing firefighter shortage in the state of Ohio has left multiple areas, especially the southeast, vulnerable to alarming damages, said Athens Chief of Fire, Robert Rymer. With the current population of Athens being estimated at about 40,000 people, there should be about 10 to 12 firefighters on duty every day. There are currently only four.
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