The Journal of Applied Sciences and Arts (JASA) is a peer-reviewed journal for publishing use-driven research and creative outcomes. We make the distinction between basic research and applied research by following the use-driven research paradigm advanced by Donald Stokes in Pasteur's Quadrant: Basic Science and Technological Innovation: a model of research done carefully, i.e., good science, but motivated by specific practical needs, hence referred to as need-driven or use-driven. Stokes points out that this interplay of science and technology is not unique, and the history of science and technology abounds with similar stories. JASA provides a unique opportunity to feature experiences in sciences and arts as applied to important technological needs in solving complex practical societal problems in many areas of human endeavor.
Current Issue: Volume 1, Issue 3 (2017)
Articles
Front Matter
Jorge L. Díaz-Herrera Ph.D.
Performance Results of Using Waste Vegetable Oil Based Biodiesel Fuel in a Turboshaft Gas Turboshaft Engine
Donald Bartlett 5218591 and Blaine M. Heisner
Comparison of New Metrics for Assessment of Risks of Occupational Noise
Wisam Al-Dayyeni and Jun Qin
2Fly with RPi - Evaluating Suitability of the Raspberry Pi3 B Single Board Computer for Experimental Glass Cockpit Embedded Applications
Donald R. Morris
The Inability to Bridge the Gap in Oral Health and Health Care through the Affordable Care Act (ACA)
Jennifer S. Sherry RDH, MSEd and Samantha N. Hennig RDH, BSDH
Perspectives and Researcher Experiences of Undergraduate Research
Steven C. Goetz, Matthew J. Romero, and Michael F. Robertson
End Matter
Jorge L. Díaz-Herrera Ph.D.