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Integrating nnU-Net Segmentation and Clinical–Radiomics for Multicenter MRI-Based Assessment of Soft Tissue Sarcoma Grade and Ki-67 Expression
Conflicts of Interest The authors declare no conflicts of interest. Data Availability Statement The datasets generated or analyzed during the study are available from the corresponding authors on reasonable request. Supporting Information Filename Description jmri70424-sup-0001-Supinfo.docxWord 2007 document , 4.2 MB Figure S1: Heatmap of the AUC values of all models for assessing histological grade in the training and validation cohorts.
Computer Science > Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
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A fabrication method for artificial small-diameter vascular grafts with multi-layer walls: stepwise lyophilization
?Mathematical formulae have been encoded as MathML and are displayed in this HTML version using MathJax in order to improve their display. Uncheck the box to turn MathJax off. This feature requires Javascript. Click on a formula to zoom. Abstract Artificial small-diameter vascular grafts (sdVGs) offer a promising alternative to autologous vessels. However, suboptimal wall architecture and mechanical mismatch can lead to complications.
Adapting to sea level rise and storms
Abstract It is well known that sea level rise (SLR) will force retreat along rural coastlines but that cities will need to protect their coasts. But how exactly should seawalls, flood insurance, and retreat be used over time to minimize the overall cost of coastal flooding to society? This paper examines dynamic coastal adaptation in six cities along the eastern seaboard of the United States through 2180.
Regulating the pore structure and properties of polyurethane sponge by modulating the ice crystal structure of dioxane
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Thoroughly Modern: LA Principal Uses Instagram to Build School Spirit, Win Awards
Get stories like this delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for The 74 Newsletter An LAUSD principal recently named a top school leader uses social media to build enthusiasm for her high school — and a strong spirit is spilling over into excellent academic outcomes, as well as strong enrollment. Rebecca McMurrin, principal of venerable Ulysses S.
Thoroughly Modern: LA Principal Uses Instagram to Build School Spirit, Win Awards
An LAUSD principal recently named a top school leader uses social media to build enthusiasm for her high school — and a strong spirit is spilling over into excellent academic outcomes, as well as strong enrollment. Rebecca McMurrin, principal of venerable Ulysses S. Grant High School in L.A.’s San Fernando Valley, takes a creative approach to leading the 2,000-student school, which boasts exceptional graduation rates and climbing admission numbers this year.
A Thoroughly Modern L.A. Unified Principal Uses Instagram to Build School Spirit — And Win Awards | LA School Report
Your donation will help us produce journalism like this. Please give today. An LAUSD principal recently named a top school leader uses social media to build enthusiasm for her high school — and a strong spirit is spilling over into excellent academic outcomes, as well as strong enrollment. Rebecca McMurrin, principal of venerable Ulysses S.
How L.A.’s Gabriella Charter School Founder Turned Family Tragedy Into a Legacy Original
After more than 20 years, 10,000 students, and countless lives changed, Liza Bercovici stepped down last year as executive director of Gabriella Charter Schools — a network she built from heartbreak. In 1999, Bercovici lost her daughter Gabriella, 13, in a tragic bike accident while the family was on vacation in Grand Teton National Park. It was a moment that shattered her world.
How L.A.’s Gabriella Charter School Founder Turned Family Tragedy into a Legacy | LA School Report
Your donation will help us produce journalism like this. Please give today. After more than 20 years, 10,000 students, and countless lives changed, Liza Bercovici stepped down last year as executive director of Gabriella Charter Schools — a network she built from heartbreak. In 1999, Bercovici lost her daughter Gabriella, 13, in a tragic bike accident while the family was on vacation in Grand Teton National Park. It was a moment that shattered her world.
LAUSD Faces Growing Concerns Over Trump Immigration Policies | LA School Report
Your donation will help us produce journalism like this. Please give today. Los Angeles Unified School District families and educators are grappling with the impact of federal immigration policies as increased U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activity has left many living in fear. Reports of students skipping school due to concerns over immigration enforcement have raised alarms, with district officials warning declining attendance could have long-term consequences for school funding.
Q&A: Teacher of the Year on STEM Success in South Central LA Despite Odds Original
Put Students First: Support Journalism That Exposes Truth and Inspires Action. Donate to The 74 At John C. Fremont High School STEAM Magnet in hardscrabble South Central Los Angeles, students face an uphill battle against social and economic hardship, with violence from the neighborhood sometimes filtering onto campus.
Q&A: Teacher of the Year on STEM Success in South Central LA Despite the Odds | LA School Report
Your donation will help us produce journalism like this. Please give today. At John C. Fremont High School STEAM Magnet in hardscrabble South Central Los Angeles, students face an uphill battle against social and economic hardship, with violence from the neighborhood sometimes filtering onto campus. This school year Fremont High has seen security-related lockdowns on a nearly a monthly basis, including an incident at the beginning of the year when a gun was found in a student’s backpack.
Voter voices: Here’s what’s on their minds as they head to the polls
Nineteen Annenberg Media reporters asked California voters casting ballots in Los Angeles a series of questions to get a sense of the electorate’s mood on Election Day. They asked the voters where they are from, what they do for a living, to describe the election in one word and who they chose in the presidential race: Vice President Kamala Harris or former President Donald Trump. Their answers are below.
Q&A with Pedro Noguera: The Impact of Post-Affirmative Action on LA Unified Black Students | LA School Report
Your donation will help us produce journalism like this. Please give today. The future of LA Unified School District’s signature program for Black students is in question after a federal civil rights complaint prompted changes to its efforts. This summer LAUSD overhauled its $120 million Black Student Achievement Program after a Virginia-based advocacy group Parents Defending Education filed a complaint challenging its policies related to race-based admissions for the program.
LA Unified struggles to reassure parents amid rising school violence | LA School Report
Your donation will help us produce journalism like this. Please give today. Parents of students in the Los Angeles Unified school district are raising concerns after four guns were found on campuses and a stabbing left a student in serious condition — all within the first three weeks of school. The troubling start to the school year comes amid a rise in violence at LA Unified schools that has been ongoing for years.
“They’re Going to Get a Lot of Backlash” - Families, Teachers React to LA Unified’s Looming Cell Phone Ban Original
Get stories like these delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for The 74 Newsletter Los Angeles Unified teachers, parents and students expressed support for the district’s upcoming cell phone ban — but with some concerns about the details. The new policy, set to roll out in January, is being created in response to a school board resolution. Studies show the unregulated use of phones on campus can harm students’ academic progress and cause harm to kids’ mental health.
‘They’re going to get a lot of backlash’ – Families and teachers react to LA Unified’s looming cell phone ban | LA School Report
Your donation will help us produce journalism like this. Please give today. Los Angeles Unified teachers, parents and students expressed support for the district’s upcoming cell phone ban — but with some concerns about the details. The new policy, set to roll out in January, is being created in response to a school board resolution. Studies show the unregulated use of phones on campus can harm students’ academic progress and cause harm to kids’ mental health.
An LA School Battles Chronic Absenteeism With Washers and Dryers Original
Get stories like these delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for The 74 Newsletter For most students, having clean clothes to wear to school is not a problem. But for many families at 112th St. S.T.E.A.M. Academy in Watts, a pair of clean pants and a shirt is such a struggle that it has become one of the main contributors to chronic absenteeism, which is when students miss 15 or more days or classes. “Children can be brutally honest sometimes,” said principal Jose Hernandez.
All About LAUSD’s Iconic Coffee Cake: A Sweet Tradition Dating back to the 1950s Original
Get stories like these delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for The 74 Newsletter Whenever April Heinz’s grown children come back to Los Angeles for a visit, there is one item they crave — LA Unified’s legendary coffee cake. “They’re now graduated and in college…they came back [for] summer break. I had a couple of slices of coffee cake for them, and they were like, ‘Oh my gosh!’… because, you know it’s a famous thing,” said Heinz, a staff member at Marina Del Rey Middle School.
LA Parents Concerned Over School Safety as Violence Spikes on Campuses Original
Get stories like these delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for The 74 Newsletter Emily Juarez no longer feels safe letting her two older children ride public transportation or walk to their LA Unified school after an increase in reports of violence near district campuses. “I stopped maybe a couple of weeks ago,” Juarez said last month. “I see the stuff that’s happening. I do see the news and I see what happens on the bus and then around here as well.
LA parents concerned over school safety as violence spikes around campuses | LA School Report
Your donation will help us produce journalism like this. Please give today. Emily Juarez no longer feels safe letting her two older children ride public transportation or walk to their LA Unified school after an increase in reports of violence near district campuses. “I stopped maybe a couple of weeks ago,” Juarez said last month. “I see the stuff that’s happening. I do see the news and I see what happens on the bus and then around here as well.
Personalized Nanovaccines Enhance Lymph Node Accumulation and Reprogram the Tumor Microenvironment for Improved Photodynamic Immunotherapy
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LAUSD Rolls Out New Student Food Truck Program with Chef Roy Choi Original
Get stories like these delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for The 74 Newsletter Los Angeles Unified students will soon have the chance to run a food truck on the city’s streets, showcasing the best of their cooking skills while learning to run their own business. Earlier this year, LAUSD superintendent Alberto Carvalho announced the district’s new food truck program in collaboration with software company Intuit and Roy Choi, co-host of Netflix’s Chef Show.
Consecutive Fertilization-Promoted Soil Nutrient Availability and Altered Rhizosphere Bacterial and Bulk Fungal Community Composition
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LAUSD rolls out new food truck program with Chef Roy Choi teaching students how to get cooking in the real world | LA School Report
Your donation will help us produce journalism like this. Please give today. Los Angeles Unified students will soon have the chance to run a food truck on the city’s streets, showcasing the best of their cooking skills while learning to run their own business. Earlier this year, LAUSD superintendent Alberto Carvalho announced the district’s new food truck program in collaboration with software company Intuit and Roy Choi, co-host of Netflix’s The Chef Show.
USC men’s golfer Shane Ffrench competes in Genesis Invitational Collegiate Showcase
Senior Shane Ffrench represented the USC men’s golf team this year to play in Monday’s Genesis Invitational Collegiate Showcase. After battling some of the best college golfers in the country, Ffrench finished tied for 13th at six strokes above par. Being a collegiate athlete is not an easy task. They are up early in the morning for weight and conditioning training before classes.
PHOTO: Audience, player and media reactions to Clash at the Coliseum schedule change
NASCAR’s Saturday announcement to move up the highly anticipated Clash at the Coliseum race took many by surprise. While some expressed excitement over the news, others had a different perspective. Regardless of their reactions, a common theme emerged from their comments — everyone is adapting. Here are their stories: Ford Mustang driver Todd Gilliland was excited for the decisions NASCAR made on Saturday.
An LAUSD Teacher’s Struggle with Chronically Absent Students
Support The 74's year-end campaign. Make a tax-exempt donation now. Second-grade teacher Nelly Cristales says her LAUSD school has developed a unique way to combat chronic absenteeism — competition. At 32nd Street School near University Park in East Los Angeles, a big, bright trophy goes to the class with the least absences and latenesses — and Cristales’ students are eager to win.
An LAUSD teacher’s struggle with chronically absent students | LA School Report
Your donation will help us produce journalism like this. Please give today. Second-grade teacher Nelly Cristales says her LAUSD school has developed a unique way to combat chronic absenteeism — competition. At 32nd Street School near University Park in East Los Angeles, a big, bright trophy goes to the class with the least absences and latenesses — and Cristales’ students are eager to win.
Armas en Estados Unidos: qués es una ley de bandera roja
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Mike Johnson’s first week as speaker
Mike Johnson: Let the enemies of freedom around the world hear us loud and clear, the people’s house is back in business. The US government will shut down on November 17th, unless the house passes a spending bill for future government funding. This requires bipartisan support since democrats control the senate 51/49. Johnson would also need support from his colleagues, senate minority leader Mitch McConnell.
传媒聚焦 | 南加州大学官媒报道新哲学生夏校实践并采访我校升学总监
传媒聚焦 | 南加州大学官媒报道新哲学生夏校实践并采访我校升学总监 还记得USC(南加州大学)企业创新与 传播项目暑期研学小组吗 戳 研学、项目制学习、支教……点击查看SIAers丰富的暑期生活! 回顾! 为期两周的研学之旅 他们学习了公益企业创业的基本知识 掌握了商业沟通和推广的技巧 亲自组织项目实施 参加结业比赛每人都获得了项目结业证书 优秀学员还收获了教授推荐信 南加州大学Annenberg传媒学院官网为此专门发布了报道 我校升学兼留学部总监孙润钰 Yuky受访 被越来越多世界名校认可 是新哲厚植教育土壤夯实国际人才队伍 的不懈追求与努力成果 下面带大家领略新哲学子的发光之旅 △Photo depicting the 2023 cohort Sendelta International Academy (Photo courtesy of USC U.S.-China Institute) 新哲文院2023 届学生(照片由南加州大学美中研究院提供) By Jinge Li August 28, 2023 at 9:00 pm PDT 作者：Jinge Li 太平洋夏令时间...
An inside look at a USC Annenberg class from a Chinese high school student’s perspective
Twelve days into his summer class, “Social Entrepreneurship,” Yufan “Noah” He told Annenberg media that he wants to come to USC for college. He was among the group of 15 high school students traveling from Sendelta International Academy in Shenzhen, China to attend a summer class in partnership with the US-China Institute on Social Entrepreneurship.
Two police officers facing court battles after police stop turns into tragic incident
What started as a traffic stop for road rage ended with a Colorado woman being hit by a train while detained in a police car stopped on the train tracks. She was severely injured but survived, and is suing two police departments as individual officers also face legal battles. Yareni Rios-Gonzalez recently appeared in court on the charges of road rage that started the incident last year.
Affirmative action is gone. What does that mean for USC?
Last week’s Supreme Court ruling on affirmative action struck down race-conscious admissions and has sparked nationwide debates about the future of college admissions. USC and other highly selective colleges will now face limitations in their ability to create diverse campuses by the court’s decision, which many believe is a step back from achieving racial equity. “Lots of folks think that affirmative action is about giving opportunities to folks who are not qualified.
Karen Bass increases LAPD budget by 6.3%
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass announced on April 18, a controversial proposal to increase the budget of the L.A. Police Department and hire hundreds of new officers, as announced in the mayor’s first city budget in City Hall. The proposed budget would increase the LAPD’s budget by almost 119 million, a 6.3% increase from last year’s budget. “I believe that living in a safe neighborhood is the right of every Angeleno,” Bass said in her budget proposal.
Folt, Middle Eastern North African Student Assembly celebrate the start of Arab American heritage month
USC kicked off Arab American Heritage Month on Monday, April 3 at Hahn Plaza, featuring remarks from members of the Middle Eastern North African Student Assembly (MENASA) and an energetic belly dancers performance. For environmental engineering major Monira Alkadim, the university’s celebration of Arab American Heritage Month allows her to feel like her community is celebrated, especially as an international student.
LAUSD workers reach tentative deal after strike
The Service Employees International Union (SEIU) reached a tentative labor contract on Friday, March 24, with LAUSD following the district’s employee and supportive staff three day strike over compensation rates with the school board. Approximately 30,000 SEIU Local 99 members will vote April 3-7 on the proposed labor contract, which included a 30% wage increase demanded by the union for its workers, retroactive payments, bonus payments and increased health benefits.
Twenty-Eight for ‘28: Metro madness
Los Angeles public transportation will see significant changes as the city prepares to host the 2028 Olympics. As funding increases for dozens of transit projects, L.A. residents, city leaders and political organizers disagree about how these infrastructure changes will affect local communities. In 1984, L.A. hosted the most profitable Olympic Games in history, earning $223 million, due in large part to its existing stadium infrastructure.
A surprise phone call from George Stephanopoulos
George Stephanopoulos believes journalists should always be ready to seize the moment. He put that idea to the test on a recent Thursday, surprising a student journalist with a call from his personal cell phone just 56 minutes after the reporter sent an interview request. Stephanopoulos is the anchor of This Week and Good Morning America for ABC News, where he has worked since 1997.
A gas leak, an explosion, or just an experiment gone wrong?
USC students received a puzzling email from the Department of Public Safety on Thursday about a gas leak at the Neely Petroleum Engineering Building that sent one person to the hospital due to an injury sustained from the incident. Between conflicting accounts from USC Viterbi Dean Yannis C. Yorstos and DPS Chief David Carlisle, students are still confused about what exactly happened at the building.
Perfluorosulfonic acid polymer based eATRP for ultrasensitive detection of CYFRA21-1 DNA
Perfluorosulfonic acid polymer based eATRP for ultrasensitive detection of CYFRA21-1 DNA The sensitive detection of biomarker cytokeratin fragment antigen 21-1 (CYFRA21-1) is crucial for early diagnosis and screening of non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC). In this work, an electrochemical biosensor based on Nafion-initiated eATRP has been built for ultrasensitive detection of CYFRA21-1 DNA for the first time.
On-demand removable hydrogels based on photolabile cross-linkings as wound dressing materials
On-demand removable hydrogels based on photolabile cross-linkings as wound dressing materials Because of the complex and evolving characteristic, burns always need repeated treatments to gradually and specifically re-expose the wound for further care, which will result in pain to patients and reinjury to newly formed tissues. Thus, it is highly desired to remove the wound dressing in a controllable, painless, noninvasive, and facile way.
Selenium-containing polyurethane with elevated catalytic stability for sustained nitric oxide release
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