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2021-22

List of 5 news stories.

  • Jinlin Cai ‘22 

    Jinlin Cai ‘22 

    Jinlin’s research contributes to the effort of discovering the Higgs boson, and other beyond standard model particles, in particle accelerators and detectors.
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  • Dionne Chen ‘22 

    Dionne Chen ‘22 

    Dionne’s research looked at whether behavioral inhibition, shyness, and social anxiety disorder all followed the same trajectory in children aged 2 to 4, as in children aged 4 – 13.
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  • Joey Nadol ‘22 

    Joey Nadol ‘22 

    Joey’s work focuses on improving the detection of exoplanets, which are planets orbiting stars beyond our own Solar System.
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  • Michael Potanin ‘22 

    Michael Potanin ‘22 

    Michael created a selection guide for scientists to decide which of the 4 CRISPR technologies should be used when deciding to do gene editing.
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  • Daniel Zhang ‘22 

    Daniel Zhang ‘22 

    Daniel designed a computational framework to identify genes that are important to Alzheimer's disease. His research found potential novel treatment targets for Alzheimer's, which he is working to validate at various labs.
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2022-23

List of 10 news stories.

  • Vihaan Dheer ‘23 

    Vihaan Dheer ‘23 

    Vihaan developed a novel mathematical model for optimizing operations on a quantum computer.
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  • Callie Duggan ’23 

    Callie Duggan ’23 

    I am focusing on neurodevelopmental disorders such as ADHD and autism and how treatments can improve the quality of life of children with these disorders.
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  • Isabella Fauber ‘23

    Isabella Fauber ‘23

    I am studying systemic lupus erythematosus and antiphospholipid syndrome, two autoimmune disorders, and how we can utilize the gut microbiome to understand the pathogenesis of such diseases and how we can treat them.
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  • Akshi Khowala ‘23

    Akshi Khowala ‘23

    My topic of research focuses on the optimization of a gene-editing technology called CRISPR-Cas9. This technology has the potential to treat many genetic diseases, especially blood diseases like Sickle Cell Anemia. However, an obstacle impeding the application is adverse effects which could cause severe adverse effects, such as cancers, to arise.
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  • Kiran Marfatia ‘23

    Kiran Marfatia ‘23

    Kiran’s work was to write programs in Python to develop aircraft simulations, specifically regarding the aerodynamics of the wings and flaps of a plane.
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  • Aiden McComiskey ‘23 

    Aiden McComiskey ‘23 

    Aiden’s research created a model to map ECoG signals to text in order to help patients who have lost the ability to speak.
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  • Noah Nager ‘23

    Noah Nager ‘23

    Noah’s work was the development of a model relating West Nile Virus incidence and types of land cover around the Gulf Coast. His model can be applied as an early warning system for public health officials when determining whether or not to undertake land development projects.
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  • Advith Sharma ‘23 

    Advith Sharma ‘23 

    Advith used data science to conduct an analysis of water stress and drought in the Southwest US that can be used to manage the devastating risk to communities in the coming years.
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  • Ava Troso ‘23

    Ava Troso ‘23

    I am researching the effects of gluten free diets on mitigating neurologic symptoms of Celiac Disease.
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  • Steven Yu ‘23 

    Steven Yu ‘23 

    Steven studied how eyewear protected against transmission of respiratory viral infections, including SARS-CoV-2.
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