College of Liberal Arts - 2025
Faculty Scholarship 2025
All Departments
Select a Department from the list on the right to narrow results.Cecilia Alm
Professor
Department of Psychology
College of Liberal Arts
2025 Submissions
Journal Paper
Onwuegbuche, Faithful Chiagoziem, Rajesh Titung, Esa Rantanen, Anca Delia Jurcut, Cecilia O. Alm, and Liliana Pasquale. "Securing the weakest link: Exploring affective states exploited in phishing emails with large language models." IEEE Access 13. (2025): 173460-173486. Web. *
Published Conference Proceedings
Alm, Ali Baheri and Cecilia. "Hierarchical Neuro-Symbolic Decision Transformer." Proceedings of the Proceedings of the 19th International Conference on Neurosymbolic Learning and Reasoning, PMLR 284. Ed. Leilani H. Gilpin, Eleonora Giunchiglia, Pascal Hitzler, and Emile van Krieken. Santa Cruz, CA: n.p., Web. «
Alm, Cecilia O., Reynold Bailey, Sarah Jane Delany, Georgiana Ifrim, Brian Mac Namee, Esa Rantanen, and Ferat Sahin. "International mobility for PhD students: Key learnings." Proceedings of the Proceedings of the 56th ACM Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education V2. Ed. Jeffrey A. Stone, Timothy Yuen, Libby Shoop, Samuel A. Rebelsky, and James Prather. Pittsburgh, PA: ACM, Web. «
External Scholarly Fellowships/National Review Committee
6/15/2025 -
5/31/2028
National Science Foundation
Amount: 376,744
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9/1/2025 -
8/31/2030
National Science Foundation
Amount: $1,332,069 (Subaward)
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Christian Bean
Department of Psychology
College of Liberal Arts
2025 Submissions
Journal Paper
Hill, Kaylin E., et al. "Early Parenting is Associated with the Development of Neural Reward Responsiveness from Childhood through Adolescence." Communications Psychology. (2026): 1-40. Web. «
Michael Brown
Associate Professor
Department of History
College of Liberal Arts
2025 Submissions
Book Chapter
Brown, Michael J. "A Voice Crying in the Wilderness: Jimmy Carter’s Our Endangered Values." The Literary Legacy of Jimmy Carter: Essays on the President’s Books. Ed. Mark West and Frye Gaillard. Lanham, Maryland: Rowman & Littlefield, 2025. 178-89. Print. ∆
A.J. Caschetta
Principal Lecturer
Department of English
College of Liberal Arts
2025 Submissions
Journal Paper
Caschetta, A.J. "Bassam Haddad - Part 1: George Mason University\'s Hamas Cheerleader." Investigative Project on Terrorism. January 12 (2025): N/A. Web. £
Caschetta, A.J. "Bassam Haddad - Part 2: Interview With a Terrorist." Investigative Project on Terrorism. January 13 (2025): N/A. Web. £
Caschetta, A.J. "What Country Would Accept Relocated Gazans?" Investigative Project on Terrorism. February 25 (2025): N/A. Web. £
Caschetta, A.J. "Good Riddance Antony Blinken." National Review. January 19 (2025): N/A. Web. £
Caschetta, A.J. "Rutgers University's Anti-Israel Bunch." Investigative Project on Terrorism. April 21 (2025): N/A. Web. £
Caschetta, A.J. "How One University Dealt With Pro-Hamas Protesters." Investigative Project on Terrorism. May 5 (2025): N/A. Web. £
Caschetta, A.J. "How Academics Can Show Support for Israel at Graduation Ceremonies." Investigative Project on Terrorism. May 5 (2025): N/A. Web. £
Caschetta, A.J. "Stimulating Revolt in the Iranian Crazy State." Investigative Project on Terrorism. July 1 (2025): N/A. Web. £
Caschetta, A.J. "Iran's Crazy Search for Spies." Investigative Project on Terrorism. July 3 (2025): N/A. Web. £
Caschetta, A.J. "Faculty for Justice in Palestine is Worse than Students for Justice in Palestine." Investigative Project on Terrorism. July 10 (2025): N/A. Web. £
Caschetta, A.J. "White-washing Anti-Israel Campus Protests." Investigative Project on Terrorism. July 16 (2025): N/A. Web. £
Caschetta, A.J. "Radical U -- Part 1: How Professors Became Architects of the Academic Palestinian Resistance." Investigative Project on Terrorism. August 14 (2025): N/A. Web. £
Caschetta, A.J. "Radical U -- Part 2: How Students Turned their Professors' Words into Deeds." Investigative Project on Terrorism. August 15 (2025): N/A. Web. £
Caschetta, A.J. "Addressing Campus SJP Problems, Part 1: Some Approaches." Investigative Project on Terrorism. September 3 (2025): N/A. Web. £
Caschetta, A.J. "Addressing Campus SJP Problems, Part 2: Denial at the University of Rochester." Investigative Project on Terrorism. August 4 (2025): N/A. Web. £
Caschetta, A.J. "Review of On the Pleasures of Living in Gaza: Remembering a Way of Life Now Destroyed, by Mohammed Omer Almoghayer." Middle East Quarterly. Fall (2025): N/A. Web. £
Caschetta, A.J. "Banning SJP Won't Erase SJP." Investigative Project on Terrorism. September 30 (2025): N/A. Web. £
Caschetta, A.J. "Call It October 7." Investigative Project on Terrorism. October 5 (2025): N/A. Web. £
Caschetta, A.J. "How Dry Iran?" Investigative Project on Terrorism. November 14 (2025): N/A. Web. £
Caschetta, A.J. "SJP's Hunger Strike Tactics." Investigative Project on Terrorism. December 3 (2025): N/A. Web. £
Caschetta, A.J. "Hatem Bazian Is The Jewish Voice for Peace." Investigative Project on Terrorism. December 3 (2025): N/A. Web. £
Caschetta, A.J. "JVP or SJP?" Investigative Project on Terrorism. January 25 (2026): N/A. Web. £
Conerly Casey
Associate Professor
Department of Sociology and Anthropology
College of Liberal Arts
2025 Submissions
Invited Keynote/Presentation
Casey, Conerly. "Cooking Spirit-Recommended Medicines in Stew: Bori Healing, Epidemics and Nigerian Public Health." Medical Anthropology Seminar. University College London. London, England. 14 Mar. 2025. Lecture. ∆
Damian Deamici
Department of Modern Languages and Cultures
College of Liberal Arts
2025 Submissions
Journal Paper
Deamici, Damian. "Eco Contemporáneo Magazine: Translation and Counterculture from 1960s Buenos Aires." INTI: Revista de Literatura Hispánica y Transatlántica 101-102. Fall (2025): 126-146. Print. «
Book Chapter
Deamici, Damian. "Desire for the Underworld: The Neo-avant-garde and Cosmopolitanism in Néstor Sánchez’s Siberia blues (1967)." Worlding Latin America: Corpus, Praxis, and Global Networks. Ed. Marco Ramírez Rojas and José Carlos Díaz Zanelli. Berlin, Germany: De Gruyter, 2025. 235-254. Print. £
Deamici, Damian. "Limitografía animal: reflexiones en torno a tres cuentos de Horacio Quiroga." Emergencia de lo animal en el mundo contemporáneo. La Plata, Argentina: Editorial especializada en Estudios Críticos Animales, ILECA, 2025. 65-74. Web. ˜
Juilee Decker
Professor
Department of History
College of Liberal Arts
2025 Submissions
Book Chapter
Decker, Juilee, David W. Messinger, and Roger L. Easton, Jr. "Low-Barrier-to-Entry Multispectral Imaging: Enhancing Understanding of and Furthering Access to Cultural Heritage Artifacts." Interactive Media for Cultural Heritage. Ed. Liarokapis, F., Shehade, M., Aristidou, A., Chrysanthou, Y.. Cham, https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-61018-9_13: Springer, 2025. 291-309. Web. ∆
Journal Editor
Decker, Juilee, ed. Collections: A Journal for Museum and Archives Professionals. Thousand Oaks: SAGE, 2025. Web. *
Peer Reviewed/Juried Poster Presentation or Conference Paper
Decker, Juilee and David Messinger. "MISHA: Multispectral Imaging System for Historical Artifacts." Proceedings of the Cultural Heritage Imaging & Innovation Conference. Ed. n/a. Dubrovnik, Croatia: n.p..
Decker, Juilee. "More than the Sum of Its Parts: Fifty Original Leaves from Medieval Manuscripts as Example, Exemplar, and Assemblage." Proceedings of the Autumn Colloquium of the Research Group on Manuscript Evidence. Ed. Break-Up Books and Make-Up Books: Encountering and Reconstructing the Legacy of Otto F. Ege and Other Biblioclasts. Princeton, NJ: n.p.. *
Invited Keynote/Presentation
Decker, Juilee. "More than the Sum of Its Parts: Medieval Matters, Liberal Arts, and Engagement at a Technological University." Collecting the Medieval Book in America. Syracuse University. Syracuse, NY. 26 Feb. 2025. Lecture. ∆
Decker, Juilee and David Messinger. "Multispectral Imaging: Low-Cost and Low Barrier-to-Entry Methods." Rare Book School. Penn Libraries. Philadelphia, PA. 6 Jun. 2025. Guest Lecture. ∆
Decker, Juilee. "Museums as Metaphors: Museum Studies in the 21st Century Between Theory and Praxix." Museum Studies Program. UC-Boulder. Boulder, CO. 19 Feb. 2025. Guest Lecture. ∆
Decker, Juilee. "False Colors as Building Blocks of Information: Learning an Easy-to-Use, Open-Source Multispectral Image Processing Software (MISHA)." Color Impact 2025. RIT. Rochester, NY. 16 Jun. 2025. Conference Presentation. *
Decker, Juilee. "MISHA Design Principles." MSI Rodeo. University of Rochester/RIT. Rochester, NY. 27 Jun. 2025. Conference Presentation. ∆
Decker, Juilee. "ollaborative and Distributed Leadership Across Disciplines: The MISHA Project." ACRL Leadership Discussion Group. ALA/ACRL. virtual, IL. 2 Dec. 2025. Guest Lecture. ∆
Decker, Juilee, Roger L. Easton, Jr., and Dave Messinger. "Cultural Heritage Imaging at RIT: History, Technology, and International Impact." Provost's Lunch and Learn. RIT. Rochester, NY. 3 Dec. 2025. Guest Lecture.
Caroline DeLong
Professor
Department of Psychology
College of Liberal Arts
2025 Submissions
Invited Keynote/Presentation
ManyOtters, , et al. "ManyOtters Study 1: Long-term memory in otters using puzzle feeders." The 16th International Otter Congress. IUCN SSC Otter Specialist Group. Lima, Peru. 24 Feb. 2025. Conference Presentation. *
Hege, Anna Sofia, et al. "Zoo visitors learn by observing baboons (Papio anubis) participate in cognitive research or engage in natural behaviors." Eastern Psychological Association Conference. Eastern Psychological Association. New York City, NY. 8 Mar. 2025. Conference Presentation. *
ManyOtters, , et al. "Do otters remember what they solved? ManyOtters – Collaborative science." International Marine Animal Trainers Association Annual Conference. International Marine Animal Trainers Association. Chicago, IL. 9 Mar. 2025. Conference Presentation. *
Li, Jialin, et al. "The nature of geometric intuitions in monkeys." The 32nd Annual International Conference on Comparative Cognition. Comparative Cognition Society. Albuquerque, NM. 27 Mar. 2025. Conference Presentation. *
Brownell, Logan, et al. "Baboons are more sensitive to some geometric features than others." The 32nd Annual International Conference on Comparative Cognition. Comparative Cognition Society. Albuquerque, NM. 28 Mar. 2025. Conference Presentation. *
Hege, Anna Sofia, et al. "Zoo visitors learn by observing baboons (Papio anubis) participate in cognitive research or engage in natural behaviors." The 32nd Annual International Conference on Comparative Cognition. Comparative Cognition Society. Albuquerque, NM. 27 Mar. 2025. Conference Presentation. *
Fick, Jamison and Caroline DeLong. "Long-term memory in service dogs." Western New York Undergraduate Psychology Conference. University at Buffalo. Buffalo, NY. 5 Apr. 2025. Conference Presentation. *
Hege, Anna Sofia, et al. "Zoo visitors learn by observing baboons (Papio anubis) participate in cognitive research or engage in natural behaviors." RIT Graduate Showcase. Rochester Institute of Technology. Rochester, NY. 10 Apr. 2025. Conference Presentation. *
Khoobyar, Rose, et al. "Do goldfish visually discriminate between achromatic 2D stimuli?" RIT Undergraduate Research Symposium. Rochester Institute of Technology. Rochester, NY. 31 Jul. 2025. Conference Presentation. *
Li, Jialin, et al. "The continuity of geometric intuition between monkeys and humans." The 47th Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society. Cognitive Science Society. San Francisco, CA. 2 Aug. 2025. Conference Presentation. *
Hill, Heather Manitzas, et al. "Is problem solving behavior related to personality in otters?" The American Psychological Association Convention. American Psychological Association. Denver, CO. 7 Aug. 2025. Conference Presentation. *
Hege, Anna Sofia, et al. "Zoo visitors learn by observing baboons participate in cognitive research or engage in natural behaviors." The Association of Zoos and Aquariums Annual Conference. The Association of Zoos and Aquariums. Tampa, FL. 17 Sep. 2025. Conference Presentation. *
DeLong, Caroline, et al. "Utilizing big team science to study long-term memory in ManyOtters." The Association of Zoos and Aquariums Annual Conference. The Association of Zoos and Aquariums. Tampa, FL. 17 Sep. 2025. Conference Presentation. *
DeLong, Caroline, et al. "Perception, memory, and problem solving in otters." The Sixth Joint Meeting of the Acoustical Society of America and the Acoustical Society of Japan. Acoustical Society of America. Honolulu, HI. 5 Dec. 2025. Conference Presentation. *
Rebecca DeRoo
Professor
School of Communication
College of Liberal Arts
2025 Submissions
External Scholarly Fellowships/National Review Committee
3/13/2026 -
4/10/2026
American Philosophical Society Franklin Research Grant
Amount: $6500
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Nickesia Gordon
Associate Professor
School of Communication
College of Liberal Arts
2025 Submissions
Journal Paper
Gordon, Nickesia S. "Positioning to be a Player in Emerging Media Geographies." Journal of Arts Science and Technology (JAST) 16. 4 (2025): 152-156. Print. *
Soumya Gupta
Department of Economics
College of Liberal Arts
2025 Submissions
Journal Paper
Squalli, Jay and Soumya Gupta. "Organic food consumption and environmental awareness in the United States." British Food Journal. (2025): 1-16. Web. «
Gupta, Soumya, Payal Seth, and Prabhu Pingali. "Multisectoral Convergence of Food, Nutrition and Sanitation Programs for Child Health: Evidence From Country-Level Programs in India." Applied Economic Perspectives and Policy. (2025): -. Web. «
Andy Head
Assistant Professor
School of Performing Arts
College of Liberal Arts
2025 Submissions
National/International Competition Award Winner
Head, Andy and Jill Marie Bradbury. Association for Theatre in Higher Education. Outstanding Book Award for Pedagogical Achievement. ATHE Annual Conference, online, 2025. *
Trent Hergenrader
Associate Professor
Department of English
College of Liberal Arts
2025 Submissions
Full Length Book
Hergenrader, Trent and Stephen Slota. The Worldbuilding Workshop Teaching Critical Thinking and Empathy Through World Modeling, Simulation, and Play. 1st ed. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2025. Print. «
Kristin Kant-Byers
Visiting Lecturer
Department of Sociology and Anthropology
College of Liberal Arts
2025 Submissions
Peer Reviewed/Juried Poster Presentation or Conference Paper
Kant-Byers, Kristin. "Painting the Appalachian Sky: an exploration of the sky icon in Appalachian tourist destinations." Proceedings of the Dark Skies Appalachia Symposium, Colgate University, April 6, 2024. Ed. NA. Hamilton, NY: n.p.. ∆
Christine Keiner
Professor
Department of Science, Technology, and Society
College of Liberal Arts
2025 Submissions
Journal Paper
Keiner, Christine. "The Nuclear Sea-Level Canal Engineering Feasibility Field Studies and Epistemic Risk in the Darién, 1965–1970." Journal for the History of Knowledge 6. Special Issue on Knowledge and Power: Projecting the Modern World (2025): 209-232. Web. « ∆
Keiner, Christine. "Nature Carves a Choice Urban Site: Applying an Environmental Lens to Blake McKelvey’s Rochester: The Water-Power City, 1812-1854." Rochester History 83. 1 (2025): 61-77. Print. *
Invited Keynote/Presentation
Keiner, Christine. "State-of-the-Field Panel on US Environmental History." Annual Meeting. Organization of American Historians. Chicago, IL. 5 Apr. 2025. Conference Presentation.
Eunmi Ko
Assistant Professor
Department of Economics
College of Liberal Arts
2025 Submissions
Journal Paper
Zampieri, Eunmi Ko; Alphaeus Dmonte; Marcos. "Comparison of an affine term structure model with Fed chair speeches in large language models." Finance Research Letters. 78 (2025): 107114. Print. «
Ko, Eunmi. "Markup polarization and efficacy of monetary policy: A tale of two firms." Economic Modelling. 151 (2025): 107187. Print. «
Published Conference Proceedings
Calyam, Alphaeus Dmonte, Roland Oruche, Marcos Zampieri, Eunmi Ko, Prasad. "GMU-MU at the Financial Misinformation Detection Challenge Task: Exploring LLMs for Financial Claim Verification." Proceedings of the Joint Workshop - 2025 International Conference on Computational Linguistics (COLING). Ed. Chung-Chi Chen, Antonio Moreno-Sandoval, Jimin Huang, Qianqian Xie, Sophia Ananiadou, Hsin-Hsi Chen. Abu Dhabi,, UAE: Association for Computational Linguistics, 2025. Web. *
Christine Kray
Professor
Department of Sociology and Anthropology
College of Liberal Arts
2025 Submissions
Journal Paper
Kray, Christine A. "The Racialization of Food: ‘Indian Corn,’ Disgust, and the Development of Underdevelopment in Depression-Era British Honduras." Humans 5. 1 (2025): 1-16. Web. *
Book Chapter
Kray, Christine A. "Archival Violence and the Official Erasure of Indigenous Heritage in Northern Belize." Urban Futures, Cultural Pasts: The Heritage of People & Place. London, UK: AMPS (Architecture, Media, Politics, Society), 2025. 216-225. Print. «
Invited Keynote/Presentation
Kray, Christine A. "’Our Brother Natives’: Archipelagic Thinking and Proto-Nationalism in Depression-Era British Honduras." annual conference. American Ethnological Society. Cambridge, MA. 21 Mar. 2025. Conference Presentation. £
Yunn-Shan Ma
Assistant Professor
School of Performing Arts
College of Liberal Arts
2025 Submissions
Peer Reviewed/Juried Poster Presentation or Conference Paper
Ma, Yunn-Shan. "From Orchestra to Code: Bridging Music, Technology Discovery for STEM Students." Proceedings of the 2025 Engineering and Liberal Education Symposium. Ed. Ashok Ramasubramanian. Schenectady, New York: n.p.. *
Ma, Yunn-Shan. "Unearthing a Hidden Gem: The Historical and Practical Significance of Gustav Holst's JapaneseSuite in Western Orchestral Repertoire." Proceedings of the International Conductors Guild 2025 Conference. Ed. Claire Fox Hillard. London, England: n.p.. *
Hinda Mandell
Professor
School of Communication
College of Liberal Arts
2025 Submissions
Full Length Book
Mandell, Hinda. Global Craftivism since the Pussyhats: Handcraft Responses to Violence, War, Illness and Isolation. 1 ed. London, England: Bloomsbury, 2026. Print. ˜
Maggie Manges
Department of Psychology
College of Liberal Arts
2025 Submissions
Journal Paper
Manges, Margaret E., Joseph A. Jaeger, and Courtney R. Doxbeck. "Examining Substance Use and Suicide Risk among Sexual Minority and Heterosexual Youth." Substance Use & Misuse 60. 8 (2025): 1099-1108. Web. « £
Manges, Margaret E., et al. "Rates of Suicidal Thoughts and Behaviours Across the Psychosis Continuum: A Comparison of Clinical High-Risk, First-Episode and Longstanding Psychosis Samples." Early Intervention in Psychiatry 19. (2025): 1-7. Web. « £
David Meiggs
Associate Professor
Department of Sociology and Anthropology
College of Liberal Arts
2025 Submissions
Journal Paper
Yazıcıoğlu, G. Bike, et al. "Emerging Strontium Isoscapes of Anatolia (Türkiye): New Datasets and New Perspectives in Bioavailable 87Sr/86Sr Baseline Studies." Frontiers in Environmental Archaeology 4. (2025): 1520345. Web. ˜
Amit Ray
Department of English
College of Liberal Arts
2025 Submissions
Full Length Book
Ray, Amit. Negotiating the Modern: Orientalism and Indianness in the Anglophone World. 1st ed. New York, USA: Routledge, 2007. Print. *
Journal Paper
Ray, Amit and Michael Nolan. "Artificial ignorance: Understanding the role of AI in modern agnotology." First Monday 30. 8 (2025): online. Web. *
Book Chapter
Ray, Amit and Erhardt Graeff. "Reviewing the Author-Function in the Age of Wikipedia." Originality, Imitation, and Plagiarism: Teaching Writing in the Digital Age. Ed. Caroline Eisner and Martha Vicinus. Ann Arbor, Michigan: University of Michigan Press, 2008. 39-46. Print. ∆ ˜
Michael Ruhling
Professor
School of Performing Arts
College of Liberal Arts
2025 Submissions
Full Length Book
eds., Walter Reicher and Michael E. Ruhling,. Haydn, Sacred Music, and Perspectives of the Viennese Classical Triad (Eisenstädter Haydn-Berichte, Vol. 13). Vienna, Austria: Hollitzer, 2025. Print.
Tina Sutton
Associate Professor
Department of Psychology
College of Liberal Arts
2025 Submissions
Journal Paper
Spike, Abby, Dustin A Haraden, and Tina M. Sutton. "Repetition Blindness for Emotion Words: Exploring Interactions Between Valence and Arousal." Canadian Journal of Experimental Psychology. (2025): 1-14. Print. *
Sutton, Tina M., Shanchieh Yang, and Isabella Totino. "Examining curiosity and task performance in cybersecurity and computer science students." Acta Psychologica. (2025): 259. Web. *
Katie Terezakis
Professor
Department of Philosophy
College of Liberal Arts
2025 Submissions
Full Length Book
Terezakis, Katie. The Reinvention of Idealism: John William Miller and Other Navigators of the Critical Turn in American Philosophy. 1 ed. New York and London: Bloomsbury Publishing, NY: Bloomsbury Publishing, 2025. Print. *
Book Chapter
Terezakis, Katie. "Kant, Hamann, and the Birth of a Romantic Philosophy of Language." Sprachdenken in der frühen Romantik. Ed. Christian Benne und Alexander Knopf. Hamburg, Germany: Meiner Verlag, 2025. pp.57-74. Print. *
Invited Article/Publication
Terezakis, Katie. "Adelma Grenier Simmons and the Lucidity of Herbal Adoration." Harvard Divinity School, Center for World Religions: Thinking with Plants and Fungi. (2025). Web. ∆
Douglas Wadle
Department of Philosophy
College of Liberal Arts
2025 Submissions
Journal Paper
Wadle, Douglas C. "The Contributions of the Bodily Senses to Body Representations in the Brain." Review of Philosophy and Psychology 16. (2025): 855–886. Print. «
Wadle, Douglas C. "Restricted Auditory Aspatialism." British Journal for the Philosophy of Science 76. (2025): 173-207. Print. «
Jeffrey Wagner
Professor
Department of Economics
College of Liberal Arts
2025 Submissions
Journal Paper
Leary, Nick, Michael Zunino, and Jeffrey Wagner. "The Marginal Abatement Cost Function with Secondary Waste Markets." Ecological Economics 228. February (2025): 108445. Print. *
Stranlund, John and Jeffrey Wagner. "The Environmental Law and Economics of Hazardous Waste Management Regulations." Journal of the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists 12. 4 (2025): 775-805. Print. *
Dortz, Michael and Jeffrey Wagner. "Raising Rivals' Costs and Right to Repair Laws: Separating the Sheep from the Goats?" Journal of Regulatory Economics 68. 1 (2025): 1-16. Print. *
Invited Keynote/Presentation
Bremer, Benjamin and Jeffrey Wagner. "The Economics of AI in Waste Management." Association of Environmental and Resource Economists Summer Conference. Association of Environmental and Resource Economists. Albuquerque, NM. 30 May 2025. Conference Presentation. ∆