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Expanding access to urban nature: Floating gardens as equitable and inclusive blue-green infrastructure in the Chicago River

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By Michael Hendricks, Alec Foster, Noha Shawki
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT This study examines the social dimensions of Urban Rivers’ Free Kayak Days at the Bubbly Creek Floating Gardens in Chicago, Illinois. Floating gardens are a form of blue-green infrastructure that provide ecological benefits, including nutrient removal, habitat creation, and shoreline stabilization, while also offering recreational and educational opportunities.
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5 Best Practices and Resources for Interhospital Transfers

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By Ronda Whitaker, James Clements, Michael Hendricks, John R. Vazquez
| The Hospitalist Verified
Transfer of patients between hospitals has long been a part of hospitalist life, and most hospitalists can recall any number of challenging situations. Driven by a desire to improve these situations and help patients in need of transfer, hospitals are actively examining their practices and making changes for the better. SHM has a special interest group (SIG) for interhospital transfers and has included more transfer medicine-related content in national meetings.
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A novel epifluorescence microscope design and soft-ware package to record naturalistic behaviour and cell activity in freely moving Caenorhabditis elegans.

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By Michael Hendricks, Sebastian N. Wittekindt, Hannah L. Owens, Lennard Wittekindt
| BioRxiv
Abstract Understanding how neural circuits drive behavior requires imaging methods that capture cellular dynamics in freely moving animals. Here, we introduce Wormspy, a compact, flexible, and cost-effective microscope system paired with an open-source software package, specifically designed for high-magnification epifluorescence imaging in Caenorhabditis elegans.
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