The Graduate Research Colloquium 2022 was held March 29 and 30. Graduate Student Government (GSG) would like to thank everyone who made the event possible. Over the two days, we had 50 poster presentations and 49 oral presentations.
The winners are as follows:
Poster Presentations
- Third Place: Mohanish Chandurkar (Biomedical Engineering), “Shear stress sensing on endothelial cells using traction force microscopy (TFM)”
- Second Place (tie): Laura Schaerer, “Division of Labor in Polyethylene Terephthalate Degrading Microbial Consortia”
- Second Place (tie): Brennan Vogl (Biomedical Engineering), “Effect of aortic curvature on bioprosthetic aortic valve performance”
- First Place: Arslan Amer, “Selenoprotein Sepp1 Determines Cysteine Dependence in Pancreatic Cancer”
Oral Presentations
Due to an unlikely four-way tie, we have decided to present the awards to our top four presenters in no particular order:
- Arslan Amer, “Selenium and Cysteine in Pancreatic Cancer Therapy”
- Fatemeh Razaviamri (Biomedical Engineering), “Moisture-Activated Antiviral Coating based on Mussel Adhesive Chemistry”
- Rishi Babu, “Study of a source rich region to understand the origin of PeVatrons”
- Isaac Wedig, “A Practical Application of Blood Flow Restriction Exercise”
A hearty congratulations to all the winners at this year’s colloquium. GSG would like to thank everyone — presenters, judges, volunteers and GSG supporters — for making this a great event!
By Graduate Student Government.