The goal of this study is to find out if, and how, controlling childrens' temperatures by cooling their body in the days after cardiac arrest can help the brain recover. Cardiac arrest means that the heart stopped beating. Brain injury due to a cardiac arrest may prevent a child from waking up or doing the things they were able to do before the arrest. Brain injury may cause a child to have slower development and/or loss of previous skills controlled by the brain, such as talking, feeding themselves, thinking, and walking. This study will see if cooling a child a few degrees below normal temperature, called therapeutic hypothermia, will help improve a child's chance of recovering brain function after a cardiac arrest.

The study examines people's attitudes to the issue areas in Russia and investigates how people see who are responsible for the condition of this issue areas.

The objective of this project is to conduct a survey of law enforcement officers in North Carolina about traffic safety enforcement. A survey can gauge officer's support for traffic safety initiatives, shed light on officer concerns about enforcing traffic safety laws, and provide valuable information for understanding the way that agencies are prioritizing and conducting these activities.

The goal of this study is to collect and share innovative nursing practices that were put into place during the time of the pandemic.

The purpose of this study is to understand what people think about those who disagree with them on how to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic. Specifically, we are interested in what people think opponents care about, and how they themselves view opponents.

In low- and middle-income countries, many households rent accommodations and share water connections or facilities with many households. In these cases it is not clear how water costs and water quantity is divided amongst households. Moreover, it is not clear what kind of agreements renters have with their landlords for payments of water and using water. It is important to understand these arrangements in order to provide affordable water to all households.

The purpose of this study is to gather information to help improve the way hearing aids are fit for young children.

This study aims to explore community attitudes towards transitions from fossil fuels to renewable energy production in La Guajira, Colombia. Findings from this research will contribute to greater understanding of what justice in energy systems looks like from community perspectives. The research will also contribute to analysis of just transitions theory in the context of low-and-middle-income countries.

This project will examine the effects of a comprehensive intervention that blends financial, advising, and social supports on outcomes for students at public 4-year institutions who have transferred from community colleges. The transfer, accelerate, complete, engage (TrACE) intervention will take place at several UNC System universities. Two cohorts of students will be offered access to the TrACE program-the first starting in Fall 2022 and the second starting in Fall 2023. TrACE supports last for two years. The research team will explore the effects of access to TrACE on long-run outcomes such as degree completion (2-year and 3-year rates).

The purpose of this study is the exploration of science identity formation in children and further, if a leisure activity such as watching cartoon television where cartoons are engaging in science activities would positively impact students' science identities. The theory behind this is students are seeing their cultural/racial/ethnic identities reflected in the characters who are engaging in science, which then provides science representation for youth that might not have more traditional forms of scientific representation.