Multimodality, context and continuous dynamics for recognition and analysis of emotional states, and applications in healthcare 

Two-dimensional compensatory tracking with a tactile display 

Modeling and simulation of circulating tumor cells in flow. Part I: Low-dimensional deformation models for circulating tumor cells in flow; Part II: Procoagulant circulating tumor cells in flow 

My body the hand grenade 

Medics of the soul and the body: sickness and death in Alta California, 1769-1850 

An investigation of methods used in coaching and conditioning track teams 

Cooperative localization of a compact spacecraft group using computer vision 

A track and field instructional unit for senior high school girls 

Molecular signatures underlying intercellular differences in leukemia progression and chemotherapy response 

Dissecting the heterogeneity of mouse hematopoietic stem cells in vivo 

Model-based segmentation and tracking of multiple humans in complex situations 

Extendible tracking: Dynamic tracking range extension in vision-based augmented reality tracking systems 

A study of methods for coaching junior high school track and field. 

How to excel at high school track and field. 

'Machines made of words': poets, technology, and the mediation of subjectivity; and, Pomegranate-eater (poems) 

An experiment with demonstrations in track coaching 

Constructing a diagnostic test for selecting prospective track and field athletes in the Burbank High School 

Regulation of linear and angular impulse generation: implications for athletic performance 

An investigation of some health and safety aspects in track and field 

Linking eyes to mouth: a schema-based computational model for describing visual scenes 

Tracking human acute lymphoblastic leukemia cell clones in xenograft mouse models 

Celestial bodies: Black women, Hollywood, and the fallacy of stardom 

Moving parts: reconfiguring corporeal difference and the human through organ transplant narratives 

Gaze following in natural scenes: quantifying its role in eye movements, towards a more complete model of free-viewing behavior 

What 'you' and 'I' can say about reference resolution and non-structural constraints