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Melissa Wasserman

Chicago
As seen in: Windy City Times, Northbrook Star, Taylor & Francis Online, Communications of the ACM, National Bureau of Economic Research, The Regulatory Review, Journal of The American Society of Echocardiography
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Engaging service members and military spouses in the post-deployment transition: A program evaluation of the Brothers at War workshop intervention

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By Sarah Peterson, Matthew Moore, Melissa Wasserman
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Reintegration following military deployment can pose significant, multifaceted challenges for service members (SM) and their families, often marked by psychological distress, relational strain, communication difficulties, and diminished social support. The Brothers At War Workshop (BAWW) is a film-assisted, trauma-informed intervention designed to support post-deployment reintegration.
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Elmhurst art show reframes modernism through a queer lens

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By Melissa Wasserman
| Windy City Times
Chicago-based photographer Kelli Connell makes the last stop on her nationally touring exhibition "Living With Modernism" at the Elmhurst Art Museum, running Jan. 24-April 26. Offering a look at relationships, identity and history through a queer lens, this is the largest exhibit of Connell's work to date in the Chicago area. The show brings together two series, "Pictures for Charis" and "Double Life." Together they look at intimacy, identity and power through a queer feminist lens over time.
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Strategic Patenting: Evidence from the Biopharmaceutical Industry

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By Michael Frakes, Melissa Wasserman
| National Bureau of Economic Research
Skip to main content We acknowledge funding from NIA grant 1R01AG076586-01A1. We are grateful to our full-time post-doctoral researcher, Jared Keever (Ph.D., Chemistry), for assisting with the construction of the biologics patent database.
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