DePaul University

Characteristics of Applicants to Oxford House

Oxford House recovery homes represent the largest network of peer-run recovery housing in the United States for individuals with substance use disorders. Despite their widespread use, relatively little is known about the characteristics of individuals who seek long-term recovery...

Thriving Together: Trauma-informed Approaches to Promoting Family Resilience in Early Intervention

Date presented: April 24, 2026 Primary Author and Speaker: Kia Ashley Burks, kia_a_burks@rush.edu

Lie superalgebras generated by reflections in Weyl groups of classical type

We consider the finite Weyl groups of classical type ( W ( A r ) for r ≥ 1 , W ( B r ) = W ( C r ) for r ≥ 2 , and W ( D r ) for r ≥ 4 ) as supergroups in which the reflections are of odd superdegree. Viewing the corresponding complex group algebras as Lie superalgebras via the g...

Granthi: Higher-Order Quantum Programming via Unitary Wiring

Existing quantum programming languages confine higher-order structure to a classical host while restricting the quantum layer to first-order operations on qubits. This paper presents Granthi, a purely unitary higher-order quantum programming language built on three design commitm...

The Impact of Intelligent Personal Assistant Usability and Privacy Empowerment on User’s Continuance Intention: An Integrated Model Based on Self-Determination Theory

Intelligent personal assistants (IPAs) are increasingly embedded in everyday digital environments, yet sustained engagement remains limited. Drawing on Self-Determination Theory (SDT), this study examines how IPA usability and privacy empowerment relate to users’ basic psychologi...

MAURO BOIANOVSKY: AN EXEMPLARY SCHOLAR

This study introduces the late Mauro Boianovsky (1959–2024), one of the most distinguished historians of economics of his generation. Drawing on interviews and correspondence with his colleagues, co-authors, former students, and his sister, the study offers a portrait of his acad...

Retrieval-Augmented Generation for FDA Drug Label Search

MedSearch AI is a retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) system designed to make FDA drug label information searchable through natural-language questions. The system processes 1,468 unique drug documents extracted from FDA Structured Product Labeling (SPL) XML files and compares fo...

We Succeeded, But Did I Learn? How Team Role Orientations Affect Individual‐Level Transfer of Team Training

ABSTRACT An extensive body of evidence supports the benefits of team training on team outcomes, yet the extent to which individuals themselves benefit from such training remains largely underexplored. Drawing on role and self‐regulation theories, this study examines how team role...

Where Are They Now? A Survey of Health Humanities Program Graduates

Abstract While health humanities baccalaureate and graduate programs have been increasing in recent years, little is known about the further education and career paths of program graduates or how a health humanities education may equip them for future endeavors. This information...