University of St.Gallen

The Trade–Security Loop: How Economic Ties and Defense Alliances Co‐Evolve

ABSTRACT The relationship between international trade and security cooperation has re‐emerged as a central concern in global political economy, international relations, and international business scholarship. While research examines the effects of trade on peace and the economic...

How considered interests evolve in deliberation: evidence from Swiss citizens’ juries

Abstract Citizens increasingly demand involvement in policymaking, driving the rise of participatory processes like deliberative minipublics. This article introduces a novel longitudinal survey measure to determine the extent to which citizens are more considerate of others’ inte...

Diabetes Mellitus and Long-Distance Running: A Systematic Review

BACKGROUND: Athletes with diabetes increasingly participate in endurance running, benefiting from physiological adaptations and technological advances like continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) for glycemic control. So far, no comprehensive review summarizing the current knowledge...

Ruling In and Ruling Out Sepsis Using Likelihood Ratios of a Host Response Assay

Overview: SeptiCyte RAPID is an FDA-cleared gene expression test that quantifies host immune response to aid in the diagnosis of sepsis. The test yields a score (the SeptiScore) ranging from 0–15, distributed across four bands (1–4) based on increased likelihood of sepsis. Each b...

Sarah Purser and the development of Ireland’s public art museums

The painter Sarah Purser (1848–1943) was an indomitable figure in the Irish cultural scene of her day. She played a significant role in two of Dublin’s art museums, the Municipal Gallery of Modern Art (now Hugh Lane Gallery) and the National Gallery of Ireland (NGI). A close frie...