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Engineering and Computer Science undergraduate students held a virtual poster session during the Fall Family Weekend -- Saturday, Oct. 10 from noon to 1:30 p.m.

Undergraduate research is an important component of 91³Ô¹ÏÍø's engineering and computer science programs. Each discipline taught at 91³Ô¹ÏÍø's School of Engineering and Applied Science provided at least one project to this inaugural event, providing a platform for sharing research experiences with peers, faculty, and the greater GU community.

Poster Presentations

Nora Howard, Computer Science (Faculty advisor: Dr. Gina Sprint):
“Tracking Sleep and Daytime Activity for Stroke Recovery"

Marissa Encarnacion, Mechanical Engineering (Faculty advisor: Dr. Harman Khare)
“Micro Tribometer Mobile Mechanism"

Leon Garcia-Camargo, Computer Science (Faculty advisor: Dr. Paul De Palma)
“Child Autistic Spectrum Disorder and Zipf's Law"

Brenden Miller, Mechanical Engineering (Faculty advisor: Dr. Harman Khare)
“Linking Nanoscale Mechanics to Macroscale Wear of Polymer Nanocomposites"

Grace Rogers,Veronica Piechowski, and Milo Rolland, Civil Engineering (Faculty advisor: Dr. Kyle Shimabuku)
“Biochar Filtration for Stormwater”

Ethan Higa*, Electrical Engineering (Faculty advisor: Dr. Meirong Zhang)
“Using Robot C to Program a Lego Mindstorms EV3 Robot with a PID Controller”

Seth Kelley*, Rachel Yamamoto*, and Molly Fackelman, Mechanical Engineering (Faculty advisor: Dr. Marc Baumgardner)
“Combustion and Clean Cooking”