Name: Shaheer Qureshi
Mentor: Johannes Familton
Abstract:
The geometrical complexity in the wings of various, taxonomically different butterflies can help us to understand the possible evolutionary relationship by analyzing their fractal dimensions. The fractal dimension of the wing patterns of …
Name: Ebube David Michael
Mentor: Dr. Adolfina Koroch
Abstract: For centuries, medicinal plants have been traditionally utilized in various parts of the world in the prevention and treatment of oxidative stress-related diseases. The remarkable ability of these plants to potentially …
Name: Adebayo Efunnuga
Mentor: Abel Navarro
Abstract: PN (8.8%) > OG (6.9%) with 50mg, 125mg, and 50mg, respectively. On the other hand, the adsorption of DBT in diesel followed the trend: LM (14.6%) > OG (4.2%) > PN (3.5%) with …
Name: Saad Al Bawi
Mentor: Levent Kurt
Abstract: Python is a high-level multi-paradigm general-purpose programming language.
Name: Yeong Soo Kim
Mentor: Hao Tang
Abstract: Cannot be displayed for publication purposes
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Name: Erica Addo
Mentor: Marjan Persuh
Abstract: A prominent theory suggests that response priming depends only on physical characteristics of stimuli and not on their perceived attributes. In response priming, a prime stimulus moderates responses to trailing target stimulus, by …
Name: Danielle Burke
Mentor: Marjan Persuh
Abstract: Cannot be displayed for publication purposes
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Name: Jiaqian Liu
Mentor: Christine Farias
Abstract: As the development of automation advances the quality of some aspects of our lives, it raises concerns that it could impact many occupations as well. Many jobs in the agricultural, services and manufacturing …
Name: Latif Fetahaj
Mentor: Glenn Miller
Abstract: In this project we use the concept of entropy, specifically as defined in information theory, to rate various securities in terms of their risk. Entropy quantifies how much is not known in an …
Name: Anna Miller
Mentor: Professor Koroch
Abstract: Minthostachys verticillata, otherwise known as peperina, is constrained to Argentina and other neighboring South American countries. Peperina is traditionally consumed as a tea infusion. Peperina has been used as an herbal home remedy …
Name: Joonsuk Yang, Zameena Bhairo
Mentor: Lalitha Jayant
Abstract: A diversity of bacteria share symbiotic relationships with sessile marine invertebrates. These dependent microbiota prove to be potential producers of known and novel secondary metabolites. This study focuses on identifying and …
Name: Diana Castillo, Sergio Gomez-Navarro, Manyuan Huang
Mentor: Luis Gonzalez Urbina
Abstract: The objective of this project is to produce and characterize nanoparticles containing a fluorescent molecule/dye named BAlq embedded inside. Using a core-shell encapsulation technique, we can control …
Name: Jeffrey Chan
Mentor: Marjan Persuh
Abstract: Pop-out is a visual phenomenon, in which a unique target, embedded among distractor items, is rapidly identified. Because detection of pop-out appears effortless and automatic it has been proposed that pop-out occurs without …
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 …
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