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Behavioral assessments remain the gold standard for autism spectrum disorder (ASD) diagnosis, and prospective analysis permits objective and longitudinal assessment for the earliest symptoms. Published estimates of sibling recurrence for ASD range from 6.9 to 19.5%. Read more “Predictive Impact of Rare Genomic Copy Number Variations in Siblings of Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders”
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The Advanced Computing core has a mission to provide the University of Miami’s academic community with comprehensive advanced computing resources ranging from hardware infrastructure to expertise in designing and implementing high-performance solutions.
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Paleoclimate proxies suggest that modern droughts in North America pale in comparison to those of the Early to Mid-Holocene and the Medieval Warm Period. Modeling studies show that both tropical SSTs and local dust feedbacks modulate drought conditions over North America. We hypothesize that Read more “Evaluating the Roles of Tropical North Atlantic SSTs and Local and Remote Dust Impacts on North American Dought”
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In GovTech.com’s “Civic Innovation” section this month they feature the LAND (Land Access for Neighborhood Development) tool, a mapping platform developed with CCS’ Software Engineering team for UM’s Office of Civic and Community Engagement that visualizes the distribution of Miami’s underused properties to help identify potential development opportunities for affordable housing. As part of a partnership with MetroLab, the GovTech feature is part of a segment called the “MetroLab Innovation of the Month” series, which highlights impactful tech, data, and innovation projects underway between cities and universities.
Read more “LAND Tool is Govtech’s Innovation of the Month!”