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2015 Apr Sigma Xi C-W Symposium Awards
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Awards for best posters

Sigma Xi Columbia-Willamette Student Research Symposium

Thursday 16 April 2015

Biological Science

Graduate:

                1—Adrienne Godschalx (PSU) Rhizobia decrease indirect defense of lima bean (Phaseolus lunatus): less extrafloral nectar and fewer ants

Undergraduate:

                1—Taylor Rudow (UP) Evidence of handedness in the purple shore crab, Hemigrapsus nudus

                2—Ryan Kain and Clayton Steed (UP) The effects of autotomy and regeneration on fecundity in the purple shore crab, Hemigrapsus nudus

            Honorable mention—Cassidy McCartney (UP) Patterns of regeneration in Pentidotea wosnesenskii

Biomedical Science and Cell Biology

Graduate:

                1—Jessica Hebert (PSU/OHSU) Increased maternal angiotensinogen expression and male fetal gender affect placental size and capillary density

            2—Tahsin Khan (OHSU) Local antigen recognition enhances subsequent generation of tissue-resident memory CD8+ T cells

            Honorable mention—Brittney Davidge (PSU) Characterizing cell cycle defects resulting from loss of Cul3

Undergraduate:

                1—Kelli Riper (UP) Impact of maternal high fat diet and obesity on offspring behavior

                2—Griselda Velasco (PSU) Can altered metabolism protect against heritable mutations?

Chemistry

Graduate:

                1—Rob Jensen (PSU) Analysis of vaporized e-liquid by NMR spectroscopy

 

Earth and Environmental Science

Undergraduate:

                1—Jeffrey Fang (UP) Effects of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill on the condition of red snapper (Lutjanus campechanus) larvae in the northern Gulf of Mexico

Engineering

Undergraduate:

                1—Grant Marquart (PSU)  Biomimetic Membrane-coated nanomaterials for bioimaging and protein sensing applications

Physics and Computer Science

Graduate:

                1—Theodore Stenmark (PSU) Characterization of dielectric waveguides through photoemission electron microscopy (PEEM)

Undergraduate:

                1—Joseph Thiebes (PSU) Prussian Green: a high rate capacity cathode for potassium ion batteries