Jack A Cerchiara

Jack A Cerchiara

University of Washington

H-index: 7

North America-United States

About Jack A Cerchiara

Jack A Cerchiara, With an exceptional h-index of 7 and a recent h-index of 7 (since 2020), a distinguished researcher at University of Washington, specializes in the field of Physiology, Aging, Telomeres.

His recent articles reflect a diverse array of research interests and contributions to the field:

Undergraduate students’ neurophysiological reasoning: what we learn from the attractive distractors students select

Oaks to arteries: the Physiology Core Concept of flow down gradients supports transfer of student reasoning

What a difference in pressure makes! A framework describing undergraduate students’ reasoning about bulk flow down pressure gradients

How students reason about matter flows and accumulations in complex biological phenomena: an emerging learning progression for mass balance

Evidence of incubation trade‐offs in Leach's Storm‐Petrel (Oceanodroma leucorhoa): ptilochronology as a measure of reproductive investment in a long‐lived …

Comparison of machine learning performance using analytic and holistic coding approaches across constructed response assessments aligned to a science learning progression

Evidence of incubation trade-offs in Leach’s strom-petrel (Oceanodroma leucohora): ptilochronology as a measure of reproductive investment in a long-lived seabird.

Developing a learning progression in physiology to characterize how students reason about ion movement

Jack A Cerchiara Information

University

Position

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Citations(all)

174

Citations(since 2020)

138

Cited By

71

hIndex(all)

7

hIndex(since 2020)

7

i10Index(all)

5

i10Index(since 2020)

5

Email

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University of Washington

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Jack A Cerchiara Skills & Research Interests

Physiology

Aging

Telomeres

Top articles of Jack A Cerchiara

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Journal

Author(s)

Publication Date

Undergraduate students’ neurophysiological reasoning: what we learn from the attractive distractors students select

Advances in Physiology Education

Jennifer H Doherty

Jack A Cerchiara

Mary Pat Wenderoth

2023/6/1

Oaks to arteries: the Physiology Core Concept of flow down gradients supports transfer of student reasoning

Advances in Physiology Education

Jennifer H Doherty

Jack A Cerchiara

Emily E Scott

Lauren N Jescovitch

Jenny L McFarland

...

2023/6/1

What a difference in pressure makes! A framework describing undergraduate students’ reasoning about bulk flow down pressure gradients

CBE—Life Sciences Education

Jennifer H Doherty

Emily E Scott

Jack A Cerchiara

Lauren N Jescovitch

Jenny L McFarland

...

2023

How students reason about matter flows and accumulations in complex biological phenomena: an emerging learning progression for mass balance

Journal of Research in Science Teaching

Emily E Scott

Jack Cerchiara

Jenny L McFarland

Mary Pat Wenderoth

Jennifer H Doherty

2023/1

Evidence of incubation trade‐offs in Leach's Storm‐Petrel (Oceanodroma leucorhoa): ptilochronology as a measure of reproductive investment in a long‐lived …

Ibis

Lisa H Elliott

Jennifer Grady

Jack Cerchiara

Mark F Haussmann

Robert A Mauck

2021/7

Comparison of machine learning performance using analytic and holistic coding approaches across constructed response assessments aligned to a science learning progression

Journal of Science Education and Technology

Lauren N Jescovitch

Emily E Scott

Jack A Cerchiara

John Merrill

Mark Urban-Lurain

...

2021/4

Evidence of incubation trade-offs in Leach’s strom-petrel (Oceanodroma leucohora): ptilochronology as a measure of reproductive investment in a long-lived seabird.

Lisa Harn

Jennifer Grady

Jack Cerchiara

Mark F Haussmann

Robert A Mauck

2021

Developing a learning progression in physiology to characterize how students reason about ion movement

The FASEB Journal

Mary Pat Wenderoth

Emily Scott

Mallory Jackson

Jack Cerchiara

Sungmin Moon

...

2020/4

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