M. McClung
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Also affiliated: Texas Instruments (United States) (2001–2002)
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M. McClung's research explores the intersection of engineering and environmental science. Their work on "ASF: a practical simulation-based methodology for the synthesis of custom analog circuits" has been published in both 2001 and 2002, indicating a focus on circuit design and simulation. More recently, McClung has investigated environmental attitudes and impacts, as evidenced by the 2026 publication "The Modern Sisyphus Blows Leaves: Attitudes and Impacts Regarding Leaf Litter Removal on a Suburban Campus." This recent work suggests a shift or expansion in research interests to include public perception and behavior related to environmental management on institutional grounds. With an h-index of 2 and 77 total citations across 3 publications, their scholarly output demonstrates engagement with specific research questions in these fields.
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- h-index: 2
- Publications: 3
- Citations: 77
Selected Publications
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The Modern Sisyphus Blows Leaves: Attitudes and Impacts Regarding Leaf Litter Removal on a Suburban Campus (2026)
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- The Modern Sisyphus Blows Leaves: Attitudes and Impacts Regarding Leaf Litter Removal on a Suburban Campus
- The Modern Sisyphus Blows Leaves: Attitudes and Impacts Regarding Leaf Litter Removal on a Suburban Campus
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