Twenty-one BFS students presented at the CURF Fall Research Expo on September 17, 2020. This was the first year it was held virtually, with many of the presenters available to chat live and attendees able to leave questions, comments, and observations. Students’ posters can still be viewed on the expo website.
Gerardo E Ballesteros, Wharton ’23, E-commerce technology adoption by internet retailers: An empirical study of E-commerce retail development
Jennifer Ben Nathan, CAS ’23, Novel, Cell Type-Specific Roles for Nucleus Accumbens Amylin Receptors in Oxycodone Taking in Rats
Bailey Rose Campbell, Wharton ’23, The Cannabis Industry: Vertical Integration Laws
Charlene Canning, Wharton ’23, Supreme Businesses: Impacts of Business Cases Since 1888
Michiyah Collins, CAS ’21, Hypermotile Screen Reveals Potential Haloferax volcanii Two Component Regulatory System
Julia Davies, CAS ’22, Computational Analysis of Bacterial Protein-Inhibitory Interactions
Ibreez Esmail, Wharton ’23, Analysis of trends in federal workplace harassment litigation with respect to the #MeToo movement
Jake Freedman, CAS ’23, Value of cfDNA Concentration as a Biomarker of Cancer Progression and Prognosis
Adriana Chelsea Freire, Wharton ’23, Underdog Narratives in the Workplace
Margaret Gladieux, CAS ’23, The Healthy Brains and Behavior Study: Methodology and Challenges in Community-Based Follow-Up Studies of Young Adults
William Han, CAS ’23, Role of NK Cells in Circadian Regulation of Lung Injury
Neehal Hussain, EAS ’23, Exploring Statistical and Computational Methods in Circadian Metabolomics
Ben Kurland, CAS ’22, Sleep Spindles
Brandon Li, CAS ’23, Imaging Techniques for the Differentiation of Progression and Pseudoprogression in High Grade Gliomas
Nick Loh, CAS ’23, The prevalence and severity of TDP-43 pathology in Alzheimer's disease
Jesica Hana Mena, CAS ’23, Terehertz Intensity Mapper (TIM): Studying Cosmic Star Formation History with a Balloon-Borne Telescope
Ritin Pachnanda, CAS ’23, Effects of Retrieval Mode on Temporal Discounting
Olivia Rivellini, CAS ’23, Determining the Effects of Neuronal Proximity to Blood Vessels on Cell Membrane Permeability Following Repetitive Traumatic Brain Injuries
Catalina Ruiz, CAS ’22, Stakeholder Engagement in the Darby Cobbs Watershed
Tiffany Schell, CAS ’22, Predictive Validity of the Pragmatic Prospection Scale
Jacques Thompson, CAS ’23, The Question of Immoral Humor
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