CSAM Students Sweep Research Symposium Awards
Both Undergraduate and both Graduate awards were won by CSAM Students at the Research Symposium held on April 12.
Posted in: Awards & Recognition, CSAM Research
The 8th Annual Student Research Symposium held on Saturday April 12 was a huge success. Four hundred and eight students, faculty, guests and family members attended poster and oral presentations through out the day. The efforts and hard work of our students, as always, are commendable. This symposium is especially memorable and successful for CSAM. Our students won all four Interdisciplinary Research Awards categories. Congratulations to all our student participants and to the following awardees:
- Graduate Poster Presentation Presenter: Robert Moore
Co-authors: Diana Thomas, Steven Heymsfield, Manfred Mueller, Anja Bosy-Westphal, Courtney Peterson
Advisor: Dr. Diana Thomas
Title: What predicts visceral adipose tissue: Trunk shape or trunk size? - Undergraduate Poster Presentation Presenter: Anthony Strobolakos
Co-authors: Dajana Borova, Alvin Mercado, Mollie Rosenkrantz, Fady Sidhom
Advisor: Dr. Kirsten Monsen-Collar
Title: Molecular detection of Ranavirus in the northeastern US: The largest Ranavirus screen in North America - Graduate Oral Presentation Presenter: Kelly Triece
Co-authors: Natalie Sherwood, Meiyin Wu, Gretchen Fowles, Brian Zarate
Advisor: Dr. Meiyin Wu
Title: Examining wildlife habitats associated with road mortality hotspots in New Jersey - Undergraduate Oral Presentation Presenter: Sharmin Uddin
Advisor: Dr. Diana Thomas
Title: Does administering different degrees of calorie restriction biweekly improve dietary adherence: A mathematical approach
Great thanks and kudos to all the faculty who mentored, advised, and prepared our students for this yearly program. A special thank you to Ashwin Vaidya for all his work representing CSAM on the planning committee and for all the faculty who reviewed proposals, served as moderators and or judges.
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