Clarkson University

Two-Dimensional Simulations of Long-Term Morphological Evolution Around Tidal Inlets

Tidal inlets connect bays or lagoons to the ocean and undergo continuous morphological changes under the action of tides and waves. Numerical simulations of long-term morphological evolution near tidal inlets are computationally expensive because small time steps are needed for n...

Leveraging In Situ Chlorination for Resolving Subcellular Chlorinative Stress

Abstract Hypochlorous acid (HOCl) is a key effector in host defense, serving as a potent mediator of the innate immune response. However, dysregulation of HOCl production contributes to tissue damage and chronic inflammation. Existing HOCl indicators are constrained by limited co...

Data-driven seasonal load uncertainty modeling for Unit Commitment and Economic Dispatch applications

Introduction: Uncertainty characterization is an important component of Unit Commitment and Economic Dispatch (UCED) studies, where load uncertainty can influence commitment decisions, dispatch schedules, reserve allocation, and operating costs. However, many UCED-oriented studie...

Mold Surface Chemistry and Evaporation Kinetics Govern Hydrogel Gelation Behavior

Abstract It is well-known that the physicochemical properties of hydrogels are dependent on formulation variables such as polymer type, molecular weight, and cross-linking stoichiometry. Less understood are the “mold effects”, wherein prior literature on synthetic hydrogels has d...

Model Falsification for Predicting Dynamical Responses of Uncertain Structural Systems

Abstract Accurate prediction of the dynamical response of a structural system depends on appropriate modeling of that system. However, modeling becomes increasingly challenging when numerous candidate models are available to describe the system behavior. Although different model...