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SEPTEMBER 18, <strong>2020</strong> · ONLINE VIA ZOOM<br />
<strong>Summer</strong> of <strong>Learning</strong><br />
<strong>Symposium</strong>
<strong>Summer</strong> of <strong>Learning</strong> <strong>Symposium</strong><br />
Princeton Environmental Institute (PEI) welcomes faculty and friends<br />
to the 13 th Annual <strong>Summer</strong> of <strong>Learning</strong> <strong>Symposium</strong> – the culminating<br />
event for students who participated in PEI’s Environmental Internship<br />
<strong>Program</strong> this past summer. PEI’s internship program provides a<br />
unique opportunity for students to complement their academic<br />
interests with hands-on work experiences and is designed to enrich<br />
students’ perspectives and preparation as leaders.<br />
This year’s symposium celebrates the 123 Princeton students from 20<br />
academic departments who worked with University faculty,<br />
researchers from other scientific enterprises, government agencies,<br />
and not-for-profit organizations on projects focused on pressing<br />
environmental challenges. Held virtually this year, the symposium<br />
provides an interactive forum for students to recognize and celebrate<br />
each other’s work and contributions, exchange perspectives, develop a<br />
shared mission, and consider practical, achievable paths toward a<br />
healthier and more sustainable planet.<br />
We applaud the determination and dedication of the <strong>2020</strong> interns, who<br />
necessarily pursued their internships as remotely mentored<br />
assignments. They worked with remarkable independence,<br />
maintained communications virtually with mentors and fellow<br />
interns, and otherwise overcame unusual circumstances due to the<br />
coronavirus, while contributing meaningfully to research and<br />
scholarship in areas including biodiversity and conservation,<br />
alternative energy, climate change, environmental policy, urban<br />
resilience, water, and human health.<br />
We extend our congratulations to the students and our appreciation to<br />
those faculty, colleagues, friends and community partners who made<br />
this year’s internship program and the <strong>Summer</strong> of <strong>Learning</strong><br />
<strong>Symposium</strong> possible.
Schedule of Presentations<br />
9:05 AM – 10:30 AM<br />
Urban Planning for a Sustainable Future<br />
(pp. 3-4)<br />
9:15 AM – 11:00 AM<br />
Energy Systems Transitions (pp. 5-6)<br />
9:25 AM – 11:00 AM<br />
Earth History and Environmental Science<br />
(pp. 7-8)<br />
9:25 AM – 11:00 AM<br />
Food Systems, Environment and Human<br />
Health (pp. 9-10)<br />
9:45 AM – 10:50 AM<br />
Water and Soils (pp. 11-12)<br />
9:55 AM – 11:00 AM<br />
Biodiversity and Conservation (Group 1)<br />
(pp. 13-14)<br />
1:05 PM – 2:55 PM<br />
Climate Science and Biogeochemistry<br />
(pp. 15-17)<br />
1:15 PM – 2:50 PM<br />
Innovation and a New Energy Future<br />
(pp. 18-19)<br />
1:25 PM – 2:45 PM<br />
Urban Infrastructure and Policy (pp. 20-21)<br />
1:25 PM – 2:35 PM<br />
Water and the Environment (pp. 22-23)<br />
1:45 PM – 2:45 PM<br />
Biodiversity and Conservation (Group 2)<br />
(pp. 24-25)<br />
2
Urban Planning for a Sustainable<br />
Future<br />
9:05 AM – 10:30 AM · CLICK HERE TO JOIN<br />
MODERATOR: ELKE WEBER, GERHARD R. ANDLINGER PROFESSOR IN ENERGY<br />
AND THE ENVIRONMENT, PROFESSOR OF PSYCHOLOGY AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS<br />
New Jersey Future: Water Infrastructure<br />
SASHA CULLEY ’21, ECONOMICS<br />
MENTOR: LAUREN BELSKY, PROGRAM COORDINATOR, NEW JERSEY FUTURE<br />
Environmental Dilemmas of Cooperation in Heterogeneous<br />
Populations<br />
HUGUES MARTIN DIT NEUVILLE ’21, OPERATIONS RESEARCH AND FINANCIAL<br />
ENGINEERING<br />
CATHY TENG ’22, COMPUTER SCIENCE<br />
MENTORS: SIMON LEVIN, JAMES S. McDONNELL DISTINGUISHED UNIVERSITY<br />
PROFESSOR IN ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY; ELKE WEBER, GERHARD<br />
R. ANDLINGER PROFESSOR IN ENERGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT, PROFESSOR<br />
OF PSYCHOLOGY AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS; VITOR VASCONCELOS, POSTDOCTORAL<br />
RESEARCH ASSOCIATE, PRINCETON INSTITUTE FOR INTERNATIONAL AND<br />
REGIONAL STUDIES; FERNANDO SANTOS, POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH FELLOW,<br />
ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY<br />
Visualizing Urban Structural Violence: Ethnographic Investigation<br />
into the Current Impact of Historical Lead Smelting in Philadelphia's<br />
River Wards<br />
LAUREN McGRATH ’21, ANTHROPOLOGY<br />
MENTORS: JEFFREY HIMPELE, DIRECTOR, ETHNOGRAPHIC DATA VISUALIZATION<br />
LAB, ANTHROPOLOGY; AARON SHKUDA, PROGRAM MANAGER, PRINCETON<br />
MELLON INITIATIVE, ARCHITECTURE<br />
3
Manual of Physical Distancing: Space, Time and Cities in the Era of<br />
COVID-19<br />
TOBI AJAYI ’22, ARCHITECTURE<br />
VICTOR GUAN ’21, ARCHITECTURE<br />
TIFFANY LIM ’21, CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING<br />
CLARA ROTH ’21, ARCHITECTURE<br />
MENTORS: PAUL LEWIS, PROFESSOR OF ARCHITECTURE; GUY NORDENSON,<br />
PROFESSOR OF ARCHITECTURE<br />
AMBI: Visualizing Urban Media, Ecologies, and Sensibilities<br />
JAYLIN SPRUILL ’22, EAST ASIAN STUDIES<br />
MENTORS: FRANZ PRITCHARD, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF EAST ASIAN<br />
STUDIES; AARON SHKUDA, PROGRAM MANAGER, PRINCETON MELLON<br />
INITIATIVE, ARCHITECTURE<br />
Norm Dynamics and Rapid Decarbonization<br />
AMINA AHMAD ’22, SCHOOL OF PUBLIC AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS<br />
SHIRA MOOLTEN ’21, PSYCHOLOGY<br />
EMILY REINHOLD ’21, SCHOOL OF PUBLIC AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS<br />
JT TAO ’22, COMPUTER SCIENCE<br />
MENTORS: ELKE WEBER, GERHARD R. ANDLINGER PROFESSOR IN ENERGY<br />
AND THE ENVIRONMENT, PROFESSOR OF PSYCHOLOGY AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS;<br />
JOHANNA MATT-NAVARRO, RESEARCH LAB MANAGER, ANDLINGER CENTER<br />
FOR ENERGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT; JORDANA COMPOSTO, PH.D. CANDIDATE,<br />
PSYCHOLOGY; ALICIA COOPERMAN, POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE,<br />
PRINCETON INSTITUTE FOR INTERNATIONAL AND REGIONAL STUDIES; SARA<br />
CONSTANTINO, POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE, PRINCETON SCHOOL<br />
OF PUBLIC AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS AND THE PROGRAM IN SCIENCE,<br />
TECHNOLOGY, AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY, AND LECTURER IN THE PRINCETON<br />
ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTE; ELISABETH KRUEGER, POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH<br />
ASSOCIATE AND LECTURER, PRINCETON ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTE<br />
4
Energy Systems Transitions<br />
9:15 AM – 11:00 AM · CLICK HERE TO JOIN<br />
MODERATOR: ERIC LARSON, SENIOR RESEARCH ENGINEER, ANDLINGER<br />
CENTER FOR ENERGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT<br />
Downscaling Energy System Transitions<br />
IVY WANG ’23, CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING<br />
MENTORS: ERIC LARSON, SENIOR RESEARCH ENGINEER, ANDLINGER CENTER<br />
FOR ENERGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT; ERIN MAYFIELD, POSTDOCTORAL<br />
RESEARCH ASSOCIATE, PRINCETON ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTE<br />
Net-Zero America Project<br />
JOSH DROSSMAN ’22, OPERATIONS RESEARCH AND FINANCIAL ENGINEERING<br />
MENTORS: ERIC LARSON, SENIOR RESEARCH ENGINEER, ANDLINGER CENTER<br />
FOR ENERGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT; CHUAN ZHANG, POSTDOCTORAL<br />
RESEARCH ASSOCIATE, ANDLINGER CENTER FOR ENERGY AND THE<br />
ENVIRONMENT<br />
Power-System Modeling and Post-Processing Analysis<br />
BHARAT GOVIL ’22, COMPUTER SCIENCE<br />
ANEESHA MANOCHA ’23, ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING<br />
ANIKA MASKARA ’23, COMPUTER SCIENCE<br />
MENTORS: JESSE JENKINS, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF MECHANICAL AND<br />
AEROSPACE ENGINEERING AND THE ANDLINGER CENTER FOR ENERGY<br />
AND THE ENVIRONMENT; ERIC LARSON, SENIOR RESEARCH ENGINEER,<br />
ANDLINGER CENTER FOR ENERGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT; NEHA PATANKAR,<br />
POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE, ANDLINGER CENTER FOR ENERGY AND<br />
THE ENVIRONMENT; CHUAN ZHANG, POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE,<br />
ANDLINGER CENTER FOR ENERGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT<br />
5
Analysis of Global Energy Infrastructure Trends<br />
JOSH KOLENBRANDER ’23, UNDECLARED<br />
MENTOR: JOE LANE, ASSOCIATE RESEARCH SCHOLAR, PRINCETON INSTITUTE<br />
FOR INTERNATIONAL AND REGIONAL STUDIES<br />
WeatherPower 3.0: Solar and Wind Energy Forecaster<br />
YAZAN MIMI ’22, COMPUTER SCIENCE<br />
JAITEG SINGH ’22, COMPUTER SCIENCE<br />
KAYLEE ZECCHIN ’22, MATHEMATICS<br />
MENTORS: ERIC LARSON, SENIOR RESEARCH ENGINEER, ANDLINGER CENTER<br />
FOR ENERGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT, PRINCETON UNIVERSITY; JENNIFER<br />
BRADY, MANAGER OF ANALYSIS AND PRODUCTION, CLIMATE CENTRAL; LEILA<br />
HADJ-CHIKH, SENIOR SOFTWARE DEVELOPER, PROGRAM ON SEA LEVEL RISE,<br />
CLIMATE CENTRAL<br />
Efficient Propulsion of a Robotic Tuna<br />
HAYDEN BURT ’22, MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING<br />
AGNES ROBANG ’23, MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING<br />
MENTORS: ALEXANDER SMITS, EUGENE HIGGINS PROFESSOR OF MECHANICAL<br />
AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING, EMERITUS; LIUYANG DING, POSTDOCTORAL<br />
RESEARCH ASSOCIATE, MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING<br />
Carbon Capture Materials: A Molecular Dynamics Approach to<br />
Investigating Calcium-based Layered Double Hydroxides<br />
FRANCESCA DIMARE ’23, CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL ENGINEERING<br />
MENTORS: CLAIRE WHITE, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF CIVIL AND<br />
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING AND THE ANDLINGER CENTER FOR ENERGY<br />
AND THE ENVIRONMENT; MARIA CURRIA, PH.D. CANDIDATE, CIVIL AND<br />
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING<br />
Carbon Capture Materials<br />
KARL JACKSON ’22, CHEMISTRY<br />
MENTORS: CLAIRE WHITE, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF CIVIL AND<br />
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING AND THE ANDLINGER CENTER FOR ENERGY<br />
AND THE ENVIRONMENT; MARIA CURRIA, PH.D. CANDIDATE, CIVIL AND<br />
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING<br />
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Earth History and Environmental<br />
Science<br />
9:25 AM – 11:00 AM · CLICK HERE TO JOIN<br />
MODERATOR: BESS WARD, WILLIAM J. SINCLAIR PROFESSOR OF<br />
GEOSCIENCES AND THE PRINCETON ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTE<br />
Detecting Growth Rings in Ancient Giant Ooids<br />
EMILIO CANO RENTERIA ’23, CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING<br />
MENTORS: ADAM MALOOF, PROFESSOR OF GEOSCIENCES; BOLTON HOWES,<br />
PH.D. CANDIDATE, GEOSCIENCES<br />
Measuring Bathymetry Using NASA's ICESAT-2 in Andros Island,<br />
Bahamas<br />
LINDA CHEN ’23, MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING<br />
MENTOR: ADAM MALOOF, PROFESSOR OF GEOSCIENCES<br />
Reconstructing Earth's First Reefs and Their Impacts on the<br />
Cambrian Explosion<br />
NISHANT SINGHAL ’23, OPERATIONS RESEARCH AND FINANCIAL ENGINEERING<br />
DEVON ULRICH ’23, COMPUTER SCIENCE<br />
MENTORS: ADAM MALOOF, PROFESSOR OF GEOSCIENCES; RYAN MANZUK, PH.D.<br />
CANDIDATE, GEOSCIENCES<br />
Constraining Nutrient Consumption Patterns in the Atlantic Sector<br />
AZ Using Foraminifera-bound N Isotope Analysis<br />
MARGARET LYNCH ’21, GEOSCIENCES<br />
MENTORS: DANIEL SIGMAN, DUSENBURY PROFESSOR OF GEOLOGICAL AND<br />
GEOPHYSICAL SCIENCES; MATTHEW LACERRA, PH.D. CANDIDATE, GEOSCIENCES<br />
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Reconstructing the History of Nutrient Conditions in the<br />
Mediterranean Sea at Times in the Past<br />
LINDSAY LI ’23, UNDECLARED<br />
MENTORS: DANIEL SIGMAN, DUSENBURY PROFESSOR OF GEOLOGICAL AND<br />
GEOPHYSICAL SCIENCES, PROFESSOR OF GEOSCIENCES; ELLEN AI, PH.D<br />
CANDIDATE, GEOSCIENCES<br />
Breaking the Ice: Trends in Intermittent Lake Freezing<br />
GRACE LIU ’23, COMPUTER SCIENCE<br />
MENTORS: GABRIEL VECCHI, PROFESSOR OF GEOSCIENCES AND THE<br />
PRINCETON ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTE; NADIR JEEVANJEE, RESEARCH<br />
PHYSICAL SCIENTIST, GEOPHYSICAL FLUID DYNAMICS LABORATORY; SIRISHA<br />
KALIDINDI, POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE, GEOSCIENCES<br />
Theoretical Simulations of Calcium Complexes in Seawater<br />
SAM CRYAN ’22, GEOSCIENCES<br />
MENTORS: SATISH MYNENI, PROFESSOR OF GEOSCIENCES; KEWEI ZHAO, PH.D.<br />
CANDIDATE, CHEMISTRY<br />
Creating nirK and nosZ Microarrays to Study Denitrification<br />
MANDY LIN ’23, COMPUTER SCIENCE<br />
MENTORS: BESS WARD, WILLIAM J. SINCLAIR PROFESSOR OF GEOSCIENCES<br />
AND THE PRINCETON ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTE; NAOMI INTRATOR, PH.D.<br />
CANDIDATE, GEOSCIENCES<br />
Global Estuarine Nitrous Oxide Distribution<br />
SEAN EDLING ’22, ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY<br />
MENTORS: BESS WARD, WILLIAM J. SINCLAIR PROFESSOR OF GEOSCIENCES<br />
AND THE PRINCETON ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTE; WEIYI TANG, POSTDOCTORAL<br />
RESEARCH ASSOCIATE, GEOSCIENCES<br />
8
Food Systems, Environment and<br />
Human Health<br />
9:25 AM – 11:00 AM · CLICK HERE TO JOIN<br />
MODERATOR: RAMANAN LAXMINARAYAN, SENIOR RESEARCH SCHOLAR,<br />
PRINCETON ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTE<br />
Tracking Hospital-Acquired Resistant Infections<br />
MAYA MISHRA ’22, ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY<br />
HANNAH TO ’22, ECONOMICS<br />
MENTOR: RAMANAN LAXMINARAYAN, SENIOR RESEARCH SCHOLAR, PRINCETON<br />
ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTE<br />
Drivers of Variability in Exploited Marine Fish Populations<br />
VIKI MANCORIDIS ’23, COMPUTER SCIENCE<br />
MENTORS: JORGE SARMIENTO, GEORGE J. MAGEE PROFESSOR OF GEOSCIENCE<br />
AND GEOLOGICAL ENGINEERING, EMERITUS, PROFESSOR OF GEOSCIENCES,<br />
EMERITUS; FERNANDO GONZÁLEZ TABOADA, ASSOCIATE RESEARCH SCHOLAR,<br />
ATMOSPHERIC AND OCEANIC SCIENCES<br />
Improving the Social, Economic and Ecological Outcomes of<br />
Aquaculture<br />
SABRINA REGUYAL ’22, ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING<br />
MENTOR: ROD FUJITA, LEAD SENIOR SCIENTIST, OCEANS EMERGING ISSUES,<br />
ENVIRONMENTAL DEFENSE FUND<br />
World Wildlife Fund: Next California Project<br />
CI’ANEE CAMPBELL ’23, ANTHROPOLOGY<br />
MENTOR: JULIA KURNIK, DIRECTOR, INNOVATION START-UPS, WORLD WILDLIFE<br />
FUND<br />
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World Wildlife Fund: Indoor Soilless Agriculture Project<br />
COLLIN RIGGINS ’24, UNDECLARED<br />
MENTOR: JULIA KURNIK, DIRECTOR, INNOVATION START-UPS, WORLD WILDLIFE<br />
FUND<br />
Understanding Size, Scale and Diversity of Non-Conventional Farms<br />
in Minnesota<br />
SAM PATHAK ’23, POLITICS<br />
MENTORS: ANU RAMASWAMI, SANJAY SWANI ‘87 PROFESSOR OF INDIA<br />
STUDIES, PROFESSOR OF CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING AND<br />
THE PRINCETON ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTE; DANA BOYER, RESEARCH AND<br />
DEVELOPMENT MANAGER, PRINCETON ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTE; KIRTI<br />
DAS, POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE, CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL<br />
ENGINEERING<br />
Growing in the Garden State: Understanding Factors that Impact<br />
Food Production<br />
ASHLEY CAO ’23, CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING<br />
SRUTI CHITLURI ’23, OPERATIONS RESEARCH AND FINANCIAL ENGINEERING<br />
YAXIN DUAN ’23, CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL ENGINEERING<br />
MENTORS: DANIEL RUBENSTEIN, CLASS OF 1877 PROFESSOR OF ZOOLOGY,<br />
PROFESSOR OF ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY; GINA TALT,<br />
SUSTAINABILITY PROJECT ASSISTANT, OFFICE OF SUSTAINABILITY<br />
Predicting Exposure of Children to Environmental Pollutants Using<br />
Their Deciduous Teeth<br />
KAYLIN XU ’22, CHEMISTRY<br />
MENTOR: SATISH MYNENI, PROFESSOR OF GEOSCIENCES<br />
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Water and Soils<br />
9:45 AM – 10:50 AM · CLICK HERE TO JOIN<br />
MODERATOR: AMILCARE PORPORATO, THOMAS J. WU '94 PROFESSOR OF<br />
CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING, PROFESSOR OF CIVIL AND<br />
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING AND THE PRINCETON ENVIRONMENTAL<br />
INSTITUTE<br />
Data-Intensive Analysis of the Climate-Water Crisis in India<br />
MISHA TSEITLIN ’21, SCHOOL OF PUBLIC AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS<br />
MENTORS: RAM FISHMAN, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF PUBLIC POLICY, TEL AVIV<br />
UNIVERSITY; DEEPAK MALGHAN, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, INDIAN INSTITUTE OF<br />
MANAGEMENT BANGALORE<br />
An Ecohydrology Analysis of the Stony Brook Watershed<br />
MARIA FLEURY ’22, CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING<br />
MENTOR: AMILCARE PORPORATO, THOMAS J. WU '94 PROFESSOR OF CIVIL AND<br />
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING, PROFESSOR OF CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL<br />
ENGINEERING AND THE PRINCETON ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTE<br />
Simulating Multiphase Flow Through Large-Scale Water Systems<br />
ABINITHA GOURABATHINA ’23, UNDECLARED<br />
MENTORS: IAN BOURG, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL<br />
ENGINEERING AND THE PRINCETON ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTE; EMILY WEI-<br />
HSIN SUN, PH.D. CANDIDATE, CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING<br />
Mineral-Water-Organic Interactions in Soils<br />
GEORGE DICKINSON ’23, CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING<br />
BENJAMIN HENRY II ’22, CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING<br />
YUNO IWASAKI ’23, PHYSICS<br />
MENTORS: IAN BOURG, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL<br />
ENGINEERING AND THE PRINCETON ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTE; XIAOHAN LI,<br />
PH.D. CANDIDATE, CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING<br />
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Mineral Dissolution<br />
CELIA ARANDA REINA ’21, CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING<br />
STANLEY CHO ’23, CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL ENGINEERING<br />
MENTORS: IAN BOURG, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL<br />
ENGINEERING AND THE PRINCETON ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTE; BASTIEN<br />
WILD, POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE, ANDLINGER CENTER FOR<br />
ENERGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT<br />
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Biodiversity and Conservation<br />
(Group 1)<br />
9:55 AM – 11:00 AM · CLICK HERE TO JOIN<br />
MODERATOR: DANIEL RUBENSTEIN, CLASS OF 1877 PROFESSOR OF ZOOLOGY,<br />
PROFESSOR OF ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY<br />
The Effects of Large Carnivore Reintroduction on Antelope, Birds and<br />
Parasites in Gorongosa National Park<br />
KAI TORRENS ’22, PHYSICS<br />
MENTORS: ROBERT PRINGLE, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF ECOLOGY AND<br />
EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY; MATTHEW HUTCHINSON, PH.D. CANDIDATE, ECOLOGY<br />
AND EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY<br />
Impact of Grazing Regimes on Rangeland Quality and Wildlife and<br />
Livestock Use<br />
EVE COOKE ’22, ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY<br />
MAGGIE LIEBICH ’23, ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY<br />
FIONA LOGAN-SANKEY ’23, CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL ENGINEERING<br />
MENTOR: DANIEL RUBENSTEIN, CLASS OF 1877 PROFESSOR OF ZOOLOGY,<br />
PROFESSOR OF ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY<br />
Reserve and Forest Restoration Study<br />
SAM VASEN ’23, ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY<br />
MENTOR: STEVE TUORTO, DIRECTOR OF SCIENCE AND STEWARDSHIP, THE<br />
WATERSHED INSTITUTE<br />
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Wild About Wild Horses: What Does the Public Know and How Does It<br />
Know It?<br />
JAMIE RODRIGUEZ ’23, SCHOOL OF PUBLIC AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS<br />
MENTOR: DANIEL RUBENSTEIN, CLASS OF 1877 PROFESSOR OF ZOOLOGY,<br />
PROFESSOR OF ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY<br />
Teaching Assistant for Conservation Clubs<br />
ELENA REMEZ ’23, SCHOOL OF PUBLIC AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS<br />
CAMILLE REEVES ’23, ASTROPHYSICAL SCIENCES<br />
MENTOR: DANIEL RUBENSTEIN, CLASS OF 1877 PROFESSOR OF ZOOLOGY,<br />
PROFESSOR OF ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY<br />
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Climate Science and<br />
Biogeochemistry<br />
1:05 PM – 2:55 PM · CLICK HERE TO JOIN<br />
MODERATOR: FREDERIK SIMONS, PROFESSOR OF GEOSCIENCES; JESSICA<br />
IRVING, VISITING RESEARCH COLLABORATOR, GEOSCIENCES<br />
Humid Heat Halves <strong>Summer</strong>time Labor Productivity for Between 10<br />
and 40% of the Global Population by 2100<br />
KARENA YAN ’23, OPERATIONS RESEARCH AND FINANCIAL ENGINEERING<br />
MENTORS: JORGE SARMIENTO, GEORGE J. MAGEE PROFESSOR OF<br />
GEOSCIENCE AND GEOLOGICAL ENGINEERING, EMERITUS, PROFESSOR OF<br />
GEOSCIENCES, EMERITUS; SARAH SCHLUNEGGER, POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH<br />
ASSOCIATE, ATMOSPHERIC AND OCEANIC SCIENCES; GRAEME MACGILCHRIST,<br />
POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE, ATMOSPHERIC AND OCEANIC SCIENCES<br />
Tracking the Expansion of Corrosive Waters in the Global Ocean in<br />
Earth System Model Projections<br />
CHAZ BETHEL-BRESCIA ’22, COMPUTER SCIENCE<br />
MENTORS: JORGE SARMIENTO, GEORGE J. MAGEE PROFESSOR OF<br />
GEOSCIENCE AND GEOLOGICAL ENGINEERING, EMERITUS, PROFESSOR OF<br />
GEOSCIENCES, EMERITUS; SARAH SCHLUNEGGER, POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH<br />
ASSOCIATE, ATMOSPHERIC AND OCEANIC SCIENCES; GRAEME MACGILCHRIST,<br />
POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE, ATMOSPHERIC AND OCEANIC SCIENCES<br />
Ocean Deoxygenation and Warming Spell an Uncertain Future for<br />
Habitat Range of Fish Species<br />
YAEL STOCHEL ’22, COMPUTER SCIENCE<br />
MENTORS: JORGE SARMIENTO, GEORGE J. MAGEE PROFESSOR OF<br />
GEOSCIENCE AND GEOLOGICAL ENGINEERING, EMERITUS, PROFESSOR OF<br />
GEOSCIENCES, EMERITUS; SARAH SCHLUNEGGER, POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH<br />
ASSOCIATE, ATMOSPHERIC AND OCEANIC SCIENCES; GRAEME MACGILCHRIST,<br />
POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE, ATMOSPHERIC AND OCEANIC SCIENCES<br />
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Physical and Biogeochemical Processes in the Subtropical South<br />
Pacific<br />
HANNE BORSTLAP ’22, CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING<br />
JESS HUNT ’21, CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING<br />
MENTORS: SARAH GILLE, PROFESSOR, SCRIPPS INSTITUTION OF<br />
OCEANOGRAPHY; LYNNE TALLEY, PROFESSOR, SCRIPPS INSTITUTION OF<br />
OCEANOGRAPHY; CHANNING PREND, PH.D. CANDIDATE, SCRIPPS INSTITUTION<br />
OF OCEANOGRAPHY<br />
Investigating the Effects of Warmest Tropical Waters on Hurricane<br />
Frequencies<br />
RYAN EUSEBI ’22, COMPUTER SCIENCE<br />
MENTORS: GABRIEL VECCHI, PROFESSOR OF GEOSCIENCES AND THE<br />
PRINCETON ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTE; WENCHANG YANG, ASSOCIATE<br />
RESEARCH SCHOLAR, GEOSCIENCES<br />
Metabolic Pathways of “Microbial Dark Matter” Found in Thawing<br />
Siberian Permafrost<br />
ABBY BASKIND ’22, GEOSCIENCES<br />
MENTORS: TULLIS ONSTOTT, PROFESSOR OF GEOSCIENCES; RENXING LIANG,<br />
POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE, GEOSCIENCES<br />
Investigating Trace-Gas Uptake in Chilean High Andes Soil Microbe<br />
Communities<br />
JANELLE ARNOLD ’23, CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL ENGINEERING<br />
MAE KENNEDY ’23, ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY<br />
MENTORS: TULLIS ONSTOTT, PROFESSOR OF GEOSCIENCES; ZACHARY GARVIN,<br />
PH.D. CANDIDATE, GEOSCIENCES<br />
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Reconstruction of Metagenome-Assembled Genomes from Ancient<br />
Siberian Permafrost Sediments<br />
DANXIAN LIU ’23, ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING<br />
MENTORS: TULLIS ONSTOTT, PROFESSOR OF GEOSCIENCES; RENXING LIANG,<br />
POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE, GEOSCIENCES<br />
Statistical Approaches to Methane Measurement<br />
DANIEL BAUMAN ’22, MATHEMATICS<br />
MENTOR: KIERAN BHATIA, CLIMATE SCIENCE PROGRAM LEAD, BP<br />
GuyotPhysics: Princeton University Campus as a Seismic Observatory<br />
YURI TAMAMA ’22, GEOSCIENCES<br />
MENTORS: FREDERIK SIMONS, PROFESSOR OF GEOSCIENCES; JESSICA IRVING,<br />
VISITING RESEARCH COLLABORATOR, GEOSCIENCES<br />
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Innovation and a New Energy Future<br />
1:15 PM – 2:50 PM · CLICK HERE TO JOIN<br />
MODERATORS: ALEXANDER SMITS, EUGENE HIGGINS PROFESSOR OF<br />
MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING, EMERITUS; LIUYANG DING,<br />
POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE, MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE<br />
ENGINEERING<br />
Clean, Small Fusion Reactors<br />
ALKIN KAZ ’23, ELETRICAL ENGINEERING<br />
SARAH POLSON ’23, PHYSICS<br />
MENTOR: SAMUEL COHEN, DIRECTOR, PROGRAM IN PLASMA SCIENCE AND<br />
TECHNOLOGY, PRINCETON PLASMA PHYSICS LABORATORY<br />
Novel RF Plasma Heating for Low-Radioactivity Fusion Devices<br />
REBECCA MAYS ’21, CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL ENGINEERING<br />
MENTORS: MICHAEL PALUSZEK, PRESIDENT, PRINCETON SATELLITE SYSTEMS;<br />
STEPHANIE THOMAS, VICE PRESIDENT, PRINCETON SATELLITE SYSTEMS;<br />
CHARLES SWANSON, PHYSICIST, PRINCETON SATELLITE SYSTEMS<br />
Effect of Argon Addition on Plasma-Assisted Ammonia Synthesis<br />
JARRAD LI ’22, CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL ENGINEERING<br />
MENTORS: BRUCE KOEL, PROFESSOR OF CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL<br />
ENGINEERING; SANKARAN SUNDARESAN, NORMAN JOHN SOLLENBERGER<br />
PROFESSOR IN ENGINEERING, PROFESSOR OF CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL<br />
ENGINEERING<br />
Concrete Is 100 Years Old: A Historical and Technical Study<br />
MICHAEL FACIEJEW, PH.D. CANDIDATE, HISTORY AND THEORY OF<br />
ARCHITECTURE<br />
URVASHI UBEROY ’20, COMPUTER SCIENCE<br />
MENTORS: LUCIA ALLAIS, VISITING RESEARCH SCHOLAR, ARCHITECTURE;<br />
FORREST MEGGERS, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF ARCHITECTURE AND THE<br />
ANDLINGER CENTER FOR ENERGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT<br />
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Mitigating Acid Attack in Sustainable Cements<br />
ISABEL RODRIGUES ’23, UNDECLARED<br />
MENTORS: CLAIRE WHITE, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF CIVIL AND<br />
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING AND THE ANDLINGER CENTER FOR ENERGY<br />
AND THE ENVIRONMENT; CHRISTINE PU, PH.D. CANDIDATE, CIVIL AND<br />
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING<br />
Optimization of Vehicle Interior Structure for Drag Reduction<br />
MATHIAS CROSS ’22, MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING<br />
JOSEPH FENG ’22, MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING<br />
MENTORS: ALEXANDER SMITS, EUGENE HIGGINS PROFESSOR OF MECHANICAL<br />
AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING, EMERITUS; LIUYANG DING, POSTDOCTORAL<br />
RESEARCH ASSOCIATE, MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING<br />
Electrokinetics for Separation of Particles and Potential Water<br />
Purification<br />
BEN ALESSIO ’21, PHYSICS<br />
MENTOR: HOWARD STONE, DONALD R. DIXON ’69 AND ELIZABETH W. DIXON<br />
PROFESSOR OF MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING<br />
Natural Capital Assessment in the Energy Sector<br />
BENJAMIN FINCH ’23, ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING<br />
MENTORS: SARAH WILFORD, HSE MANAGER, BP; ANNE-CHRISTINE AYCAGUER,<br />
ALASKA CARBON STRATEGY LEAD, BP<br />
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Urban Infrastructure and Policy<br />
1:25 PM – 2:45 PM · CLICK HERE TO JOIN<br />
MODERATOR: ANU RAMASWAMI, SANJAY SWANI ‘87 PROFESSOR OF INDIA<br />
STUDIES, PROFESSOR OF CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING AND<br />
THE PRINCETON ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTE<br />
Creating Visual Data for the Web<br />
RYAN XIA ’22, COMPUTER SCIENCE<br />
MENTORS: FORREST MEGGERS, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF ARCHITECTURE<br />
AND THE ANDLINGER CENTER FOR ENERGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT; LUCIA<br />
ALLAIS, VISITING RESEARCH SCHOLAR, ARCHITECTURE<br />
Racial Disparities in Exposure to Air Pollution<br />
ANNIE SONG ’21, ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY<br />
SARAN TOURE ’22, POLITICS<br />
MENTOR: JULIAN MARSHALL, JOHN R. KIELY ENDOWED PROFESSOR, CIVIL AND<br />
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING, UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON<br />
Corporate Pollution Accountability in the Los Angeles Grocery Sector<br />
GRACE KORTUM ’21, GEOSCIENCES<br />
MENTOR: JAMES FINE, DIRECTOR, ENERGY RESEARCH AND SENIOR<br />
ECONOMIST, CLEAN ENERGY, ENVIRONMENTAL DEFENSE FUND<br />
Understanding Future Trends in Energy Use<br />
MASI NAGDEE ’22, CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING<br />
MENTOR: JOE LANE, ASSOCIATE RESEARCH SCHOLAR, PRINCETON INSTITUTE<br />
FOR INTERNATIONAL AND REGIONAL STUDIES<br />
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Advancing a Climate Park in the New Jersey Meadowlands<br />
CHRIS GLIWA ’21, CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING<br />
MENTOR: ROBERT FREUDENBERG, VICE PRESIDENT, ENERGY AND<br />
ENVIRONMENT, REGIONAL PLAN ASSOCIATION<br />
Cities, Sensors, Satellites and Sustainability: Mapping Cities and<br />
Urban Infrastructure Through Data Science<br />
DIANA DAYOUB ’21, SCHOOL OF PUBLIC AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS<br />
ANTON STENGEL ’23, MATHEMATICS<br />
MENTORS: ANU RAMASWAMI, SANJAY SWANI ‘87 PROFESSOR OF INDIA<br />
STUDIES, PROFESSOR OF CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING AND<br />
THE PRINCETON ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTE; DANA BOYER, RESEARCH AND<br />
DEVELOPMENT MANAGER, PRINCETON ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTE; MICHAEL<br />
MILNAR, GRADUATE RESEARCH ASSISTANT, SUSTAINABLE HEALTHY CITIES<br />
NETWORK<br />
Cities: Happiness Factors Across Varying Scales and Provisional<br />
Changes in Response to COVID-19<br />
SARAH BROWN ’23, GEOSCIENCES<br />
MENTORS: ANU RAMASWAMI, SANJAY SWANI ‘87 PROFESSOR OF INDIA<br />
STUDIES, PROFESSOR OF CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING AND<br />
THE PRINCETON ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTE; DANA BOYER, RESEARCH AND<br />
DEVELOPMENT MANAGER, PRINCETON ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTE; KIRTI<br />
DAS, POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE, CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL<br />
ENGINEERING<br />
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Water and the Environment<br />
1:25 PM – 2:35 PM · CLICK HERE TO JOIN<br />
MODERATOR: LUC DEIKE, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF MECHANICAL AND<br />
AEROSPACE ENGINEERING AND THE PRINCETON ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTE<br />
Spray Generation and Bubbles Bursting<br />
DEMETRA YANCOPOULOS ’22, CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING<br />
MENTORS: LUC DEIKE, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF MECHANICAL AND<br />
AEROSPACE ENGINEERING AND THE PRINCETON ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTE;<br />
BAPTISTE NEEL, POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE, MECHANICAL AND<br />
AEROSPACE ENGINEERING<br />
Oil Spill Remediation by Enhanced Turbulence<br />
NANCY DIALLO ’22, MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING<br />
IZABELLA MORAN ’22, MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING<br />
MENTORS: ALEXANDER SMITS, EUGENE HIGGINS PROFESSOR OF MECHANICAL<br />
AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING, EMERITUS; LIUYANG DING, POSTDOCTORAL<br />
RESEARCH ASSOCIATE, MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING<br />
Mineral-Water-Organic Interactions in Soils<br />
PHILIP MARURI ’23, CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING<br />
MENTORS: IAN BOURG, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL<br />
ENGINEERING AND THE PRINCETON ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTE; JENNIFER<br />
WILLEMSEN, PH.D. CANDIDATE, CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING<br />
Mineral-Water-Organic Interactions in Soils<br />
RANEEM MOHAMED ’21, CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING<br />
MENTOR: IAN BOURG, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL<br />
ENGINEERING AND THE PRINCETON ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTE<br />
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Mineral-Water-Organic Interactions in Soils<br />
AYDAN CELIK ’23, CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING<br />
NADIA RALSTON ’22, CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING<br />
MENTORS: IAN BOURG, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL<br />
ENGINEERING AND THE PRINCETON ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTE; EMILY WEI-<br />
HSIN SUN, PH.D. CANDIDATE, CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING<br />
Rising Bubbles in Volcanic Chambers<br />
ETHAN LAM ’23, MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING<br />
MENTORS: LUC DEIKE, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF MECHANICAL AND<br />
AEROSPACE ENGINEERING AND THE PRINCETON ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTE;<br />
WOUTER MOSTERT, POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE, MECHANICAL AND<br />
AEROSPACE ENGINEERING; JIARONG WU, PH.D. CANDIDATE, MECHANICAL AND<br />
AEROSPACE ENGINEERING<br />
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Biodiversity and Conservation<br />
(Group 2)<br />
1:45 PM – 2:45 PM · CLICK HERE TO JOIN<br />
MODERATOR: CHRISTINA RIEHL, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF ECOLOGY AND<br />
EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY<br />
Indigenous Language, Culture and Land Use in Southeast Alaska:<br />
Rethinking Environmental Justice in America's Climate Forest<br />
HANNAH REYNOLDS ’22, ANTHROPOLOGY<br />
MENTOR: CHRISTIANE FELLBAUM, LECTURER WITH THE RANK OF PROFESSOR<br />
IN THE COUNCIL OF THE HUMANITIES, THE PROGRAM IN LINGUISTICS AND<br />
COMPUTER SCIENCE<br />
Go to the Ant Thou Sluggard, Consider Her Ways Be Wise: Buffelgrass<br />
Seed Preferences, Predation and Dispersal in Kenya Home Range by<br />
Messor Harvester Ants<br />
KEENAN DUGGAL ’23, MOLECULAR BIOLOGY<br />
MENTORS: DINO MARTINS, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, MPALA RESEARCH CENTRE,<br />
RESEARCH SCHOLAR AND LECTURER, ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY;<br />
IVY NG'IRU, SCIENTIFIC RESEARCHER, MPALA RESEARCH CENTRE<br />
Responses of Corals to Temperature Changes That Reflect the Large<br />
Seasonal Temperature Range of Bermuda (20-28°C)<br />
KATIE McLAUGHLIN ’23, COMPUTER SCIENCE<br />
MENTOR: YVONNE SAWALL, ASSISTANT SCIENTIST, BERMUDA INSTITUTE OF<br />
OCEAN SCIENCES<br />
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Zooxanthellae Community Composition in Hawaiian Coral Reefs<br />
JANAYA BRUCE ’21, MOLECULAR BIOLOGY<br />
MENTORS: ROBERT TOONEN, PROFESSOR, HAWAII INSTITUTE OF MARINE<br />
BIOLOGY, UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII AT MANOA; MARIANA ROCHA DE SOUZA, PH.D.<br />
CANDIDATE, HAWAII INSTITUTE OF MARINE BIOLOGY, UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII AT<br />
MANOA<br />
Nestling Feeding Behavior and Adult Interactions in a Cooperatively<br />
Breeding Bird<br />
WILLOW DALEHITE ’22, ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY<br />
MENTORS: CHRISTINA RIEHL, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF ECOLOGY AND<br />
EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY; AMANDA SAVAGIAN, PH.D. CANDIDATE, ECOLOGY AND<br />
EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY<br />
Climate Change, Plant-Pollinator Interactions and Hummingbird<br />
Color Vision in the Rocky Mountains<br />
MISHA KUMMEL ’23, ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY<br />
MENTOR: MARY CASWELL STODDARD, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF ECOLOGY AND<br />
EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY<br />
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by conducting groundbreaking research across disciplines and by<br />
preparing future leaders in diverse fields to impact a world increasingly<br />
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Acknowledgements<br />
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GENEROUSLY PROVIDED BY THE FOLLOWING SUPPORTERS:<br />
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• The Edens Family Fund for Climate Change Research<br />
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Student Index<br />
Amina Ahmad ’22 4<br />
Tobi Ajayi ’22 4<br />
Ben Alessio ’21 19<br />
Celia Aranda Reina ’21 12<br />
Janelle Arnold ’23 16<br />
Abby Baskind ’22 16<br />
Daniel Bauman ’22 17<br />
Chaz Bethel-Brescia ’22 15<br />
Hanne Borstlap ’22 16<br />
Sarah Brown ’23 21<br />
Janaya Bruce ’21 25<br />
Hayden Burt ’22 6<br />
Ci’Anee Campbell ’23 9<br />
Emilio Cano Renteria ’23 7<br />
Ashley Cao ’23 10<br />
Aydan Celik ’23 23<br />
Linda Chen ’23 7<br />
Sruti Chitluri ’23 10<br />
Stanley Cho ’23 12<br />
Eve Cooke ’22 13<br />
Mathias Cross ’22 19<br />
Sam Cryan ’22 8<br />
Sasha Culley ’21 3<br />
Willow Dalehite ’22 25<br />
Diana Dayoub ’21 21<br />
Nancy Diallo ’22 22<br />
George Dickinson ’23 11<br />
Francesca DiMare ’23 6<br />
Josh Drossman ’22 5<br />
Yaxin Duan ’23 10<br />
Keenan Duggal ’23 24<br />
Sean Edling ’22 8<br />
Ryan Eusebi ’22 16<br />
Michael Faciejew 18<br />
Joseph Feng ’22 19<br />
Benjamin Finch ’23 19<br />
Maria Fleury ’22 11<br />
Chris Gliwa ’21 21<br />
Abinitha Gourabathina ’23 11<br />
Bharat Govil ’22 5<br />
Victor Guan ’21 4<br />
Benjamin Henry II ’22 11<br />
Jess Hunt ’21 16<br />
Yuno Iwasaki ’23 11<br />
Karl Jackson ’22 6<br />
Alkin Kaz ’23 18<br />
Mae Kennedy ’23 16<br />
Josh Kolenbrander ’23 6<br />
Grace Kortum ’21 20<br />
Misha Kummel ’23 25<br />
Ethan Lam ’23 23<br />
Jarrad Li ’22 18<br />
Lindsay Li ’23 8<br />
Maggie Liebich ’23 13<br />
Tiffany Lim ’21 4<br />
Mandy Lin ’23 8<br />
Danxian Liu ’23 17<br />
Grace Liu ’23 8<br />
Fiona Logan-Sankey ’23 13<br />
Margaret Lynch ’21 7<br />
Viki Mancoridis ’23 9<br />
Aneesha Manocha ’23 5<br />
Hugues Martin Dit<br />
Neuville ’21 3<br />
Philip Maruri ’23 22<br />
Anika Maskara ’23 5<br />
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Rebecca Mays ’21 18<br />
Lauren McGrath ’21 3<br />
Katie McLaughlin ’23 24<br />
Yazan Mimi ’22 6<br />
Maya Mishra ’22 9<br />
Raneem Mohamed ’21 22<br />
Shira Moolten ’21 4<br />
Izabella Moran ’22 22<br />
Masi Nagdee ’22 20<br />
Sam Pathak ’23 10<br />
Sarah Polson ’23 18<br />
Nadia Ralston ’22 23<br />
Camille Reeves ’23 14<br />
Sabrina Reguyal ’22 9<br />
Emily Reinhold ’21 4<br />
Elena Remez ’23 14<br />
Hannah Reynolds ’22 24<br />
Collin Riggins ’24 10<br />
Agnes Robang ’23 6<br />
Isabel Rodrigues ’23 19<br />
Jamie Rodriguez ’23 14<br />
Clara Roth ’21 4<br />
Jaiteg Singh ’22 6<br />
Nishant Singhal ’23 7<br />
Annie Song ’21 20<br />
Jaylin Spruill ’22 4<br />
Anton Stengel ’23 21<br />
Yael Stochel ’22 15<br />
Yuri Tamama ’22 17<br />
JT Tao ’22 4<br />
Cathy Teng ’22 3<br />
Hannah To ’22 9<br />
Kai Torrens ’22 13<br />
Saran Toure ’22 20<br />
Misha Tseitlin ’21 11<br />
Urvashi Uberoy ’20 18<br />
Devon Ulrich ’23 7<br />
Sam Vasen ’23 13<br />
Ivy Wang ’23 5<br />
Ryan Xia ’22 20<br />
Kaylin Xu ’22 10<br />
Karena Yan ’23 15<br />
Demetra Yancopoulos ’22 22<br />
Kaylee Zecchin ’22 6<br />
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