Name: Michael Walker
Mentor: Mahmoud Ardebili, PhD.
Abstract: The 3D printing revolution has led to many opportunities for structural and mechanical research that did not exist before the development of this technology. However, performing this basic research comes at a …
Name: Shepherd Coron
Mentor: Christine Priano
Abstract: Xylopia aethiopica is an aromatic tree found across wide areas of Africa and its fruit is commonly used in traditional medicines. It was previously shown that an aqueous X. aethiopica fruit extract completely …
Name: Miguel Amigon, Anna Gomez-Pereira
Mentor: Christine Priano
Abstract: One goal of this research was to isolate and characterize bacteria from a water sample obtained from Meadow Lake in Flushing Meadows Park, New York. Water samples were collected from the …
Name: Sakib Ahmed
Mentor: Mahmoud Ardebili
Abstract: The study of carbon fiber-reinforced composites is an area of strong interest in materials science due to the enhanced mechanical, physical and electrical properties of these composites. Piezoresistivity has been observed in different …
Name: Schidza Cime, Mohamadia Nassar
Mentor: Dr. Abel E. Navarro
Abstract: Alginate hydrogel beads (AB), spent peppermint leaf (PM) and a hybrid adsorbent of these two materials (ABPM) were studied as potential biosorbents of Cobalt (II) ions from aqueous solutions. …
Name: Rachel Joh
Mentor: Marjan Persuh
Abstract: Cuttlefish are marine invertebrates that bear a close resemblance to squid and octopuses. These mollusk cephalopods have a highly developed visual system that is evolutionary very distant from primate visual system. Furthermore, they …
Name: Andrew Elvir
Mentor: Jane Tezapsidis
Abstract: Doxorubicin is a type of chemotherapy drug known as an Anthracycline. It helps slow the proliferation of tumors by inhibiting topoisomerase. Forskolin is a Diterpene that is produced by the roots of Coleus …
Name: Cary Wang, Yuming Liu,
Mentor: Dr. Marjan Persuh
Abstract: The perception of brightness is fundamental for human vision. Previous work suggests that rapid motor responses, as opposed to visual perception, are driven by local contrast and not by …
Name: Bin Yang, Kelvin Wu
Mentor: Hao Tang
Abstract: Finding a way to overcome blindness has been one of humanity’s greatest challenges. Recently studies by Cornell and Microsoft research introduced a new technology which utilizes a desktop Virtual Reality …
Name: Mohamadou Bah
Mentor: Jose Fernandez Romero
Abstract: Bacteriophages infect bacteria, some of them lyse the host cells (lytic phages) while others allow the host cell to survive while producing viral progeny. The ability of lytic phages to infect and …
Name: Brian Zhang
Mentor: Marjan Persuh
Abstract: The phenomenon of change blindness suggests that visual experience is sparse and limited by attention and working memory capacity. Iconic memory experiments, however, suggest that our visual experience is rich and that we …
Name: Gloria Suero
Mentor: Marjan Persuh
Abstract: The role of visual attention in perception has long been controversial. The primary goal of our project is to determine whether attention moderates visual perception. We developed a method for measuring attention and …
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