Friday, October 20, 2023 Feldman Ballroom, Douglass Commons 9-10 a.m.: Roundtable discussions 10 a.m.-4 p.m.: Graduate Research Talks 4-5:30 p.m.: Awards ceremony and networking reception
The day will begin with informal roundtable discussions, followed by student presented research talks (10-minute presentations with 5-minute Q&A time) running throughout the day and will culminate with an informal awards ceremony and networking reception for AS&E graduate students, faculty, staff, and alumni.
Showcase your Research
We are looking to showcase the research by graduate students across the disciplines, including master’s and PhD candidates, in humanities, social sciences, natural sciences and engineering. We invite participants to present a talk on any topic including completed research, works in progress, small group research projects, etc.
Applications must be submitted by Wednesday September 20 at 5 p.m. Submissions will be reviewed and applicants notified on or around than September 25, 2023.
Thank you to all who attended our AS&E Graduate Research Day on October 19, 2022. Over 40 students presented their cutting-edge research from across the AS&E disciplines. We hope you made use of the opportunity to learn, engage across disciplines, network, and support each other. Thank you to the graduate presenters, students, faculty, judges, and others who attended.
Winners of “Best Talks” at 2022 AS&E Research Day:
Daniel Gorman Jr., History, “Phantom Luminaries: Frederick Willis, Spiritualism, and Paranormal Investigators in the Age of Disruption”
Katie Gregory, Earth & Environmental Sciences, “Engineering Better Tools to Assess Aquatic Greenhouse Gas Dynamics”
Seungju Yeo Mechanical Engineering “Variability Estimation in a Crack Growth Simulation Model using Design of Experiments”
Michael Chavrimootoo Computer Science “Separating and Collapsing Electoral Control Types”
Sam Cox Chemical Engineering “Symmetric Molecular Dynamics”
Zachary Barber, Philosophy “Why Mindfulness Matters for Morality”
One of the award recipients shown with AS&E Dean Nick Vamivakas and the 2022-2023 GSA president.
