Summer Of Learning Symposium - 2019 Program
Mapping and Modeling Dynamics of MCR-1 and NDM-1 CHRISTINE CHO ’22, COMPUTER SCIENCE MENTORS: RAMANAN LAXMINARAYAN, SENIOR RESEARCH SCHOLAR, PRINCETON ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTE; THOMAS VAN BOECKEL, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS SCIENCE, ETH ZURICH Mapping Antimicrobial Resistance in Humans in the Indian Subcontinent ANNIE SONG ’21, ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY MENTORS: RAMANAN LAXMINARAYAN, SENIOR RESEARCH SCHOLAR, PRINCETON ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTE; THOMAS VAN BOECKEL, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS SCIENCE, ETH ZURICH Assessing Exposure of Children to Waterborne Pollutants Using their Deciduous Teeth KAYLIN XU ’22, CHEMISTRY MENTOR: SATISH MYNENI, PROFESSOR OF GEOSCIENCES 15
New Energy Future 1 PM - 3:45 PM MODERATORS: HOWARD STONE, DONALD R. DIXON ’69 AND ELIZABETH W. DIXON PROFESSOR OF MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING; QINGJUN (JUDY) YANG, POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE, MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING Optogenetic Control of Microbial Consortia REBECCA MAYS ’21, CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL ENGINEERING MENTORS: JOSÉ AVALOS, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL ENGINEERING AND THE ANDLINGER CENTER FOR ENERGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT; MAKOTO LALWANI, PH.D. CANDIDATE, CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL ENGINEERING Biotechnology for Renewable Energy and Sustainable Manufacturing NATALIA MILLER ’21, CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL ENGINEERING MENTOR: JOSÉ AVALOS, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL ENGINEERING AND THE ANDLINGER CENTER FOR ENERGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT Clean, Small Fusion Reactors BEN ALESSIO ’21, PHYSICS KAI TORRENS ’22, UNDECLARED MENTORS: SAMUEL COHEN, DIRECTOR, PROGRAM IN PLASMA SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, PRINCETON PLASMA PHYSICS LABORATORY 16
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New Energy Future<br />
1 PM - 3:45 PM<br />
MODERATORS: HOWARD STONE, DONALD R. DIXON ’69 AND ELIZABETH<br />
W. DIXON PROFESSOR OF MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING;<br />
QINGJUN (JUDY) YANG, POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE,<br />
MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING<br />
Optogenetic Control of Microbial Consortia<br />
REBECCA MAYS ’21, CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL ENGINEERING<br />
MENTORS: JOSÉ AVALOS, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF CHEMICAL AND<br />
BIOLOGICAL ENGINEERING AND THE ANDLINGER CENTER FOR ENERGY AND<br />
THE ENVIRONMENT; MAKOTO LALWANI, PH.D. CANDIDATE, CHEMICAL AND<br />
BIOLOGICAL ENGINEERING<br />
Biotechnology for Renewable Energy and Sustainable Manufacturing<br />
NATALIA MILLER ’21, CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL ENGINEERING<br />
MENTOR: JOSÉ AVALOS, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF CHEMICAL AND<br />
BIOLOGICAL ENGINEERING AND THE ANDLINGER CENTER FOR ENERGY AND<br />
THE ENVIRONMENT<br />
Clean, Small Fusion Reactors<br />
BEN ALESSIO ’21, PHYSICS<br />
KAI TORRENS ’22, UNDECLARED<br />
MENTORS: SAMUEL COHEN, DIRECTOR, PROGRAM IN PLASMA SCIENCE AND<br />
TECHNOLOGY, PRINCETON PLASMA PHYSICS LABORATORY<br />
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