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Abstract Information
Our graduate students are excited to showcase their research at this year’s Engineering Graduate Symposium. You will find the abstract titles for the graduate student poster presentations by clicking here.
Session Information
The Engineering Graduate Symposium poster presentations will take place during the following times and specified locations below.
Poster Session I: 11:00AM - 12:30PM
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Session Name |
Session Code |
Location |
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Design and Manufacturing |
DMF |
Duderstadt |
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Earth Sciences and Remote Sensing |
ERS |
Duderstadt |
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Engineering in Medicine |
EMS |
Duderstadt |
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IOE and Financial Engineering |
IOE |
Duderstadt |
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Material and Chemical Technology |
MCT |
Duderstadt |
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Nuclear Energy, Science and Engineering |
NEE |
Duderstadt |
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Photonics and Applied Physics |
PAP |
EECS Atrium |
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Power and Control |
PCR |
EECS Atrium |
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RF and Applied Electromagnetics |
RFE |
EECS Atrium |
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Software and Intelligent Systems |
SIS |
EECS Atrium |
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Solid-State Materials, Devices, and Physics |
SMP |
EECS Atrium |
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Systems Engineering, Control and Communication |
SCC |
EECS Atrium |
Poster Session II: 3:30PM-5:00PM
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Session Name |
Session Code |
Location |
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Civil and Environmental Engineering |
CEE |
Duderstadt |
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Engineering in Biological Systems |
EBS |
Duderstadt |
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Space Research and Aerospace Engineering |
SAE |
Duderstadt |
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Thermal Sciences, Fluids, Acoustics and Vibrations |
TFV |
Duderstadt |
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Energy |
EGY |
EECS Atrium |
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MEMS and Mechatronics |
MEM |
EECS Atrium |
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Signal Processing and Computer Vision |
SPV |
EECS Atrium |
Outstanding Research Award: 3:30PM-5:00PM
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Session Name |
Session Code |
Location |
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Outstanding Research Award |
ORA |
Duderstadt Gallery |
The Richard and Eleanor Towner Prize for Outstanding Ph.D. Research Award
The following students have been nominated by their engineering departments to present a poster of their research in the annual Richard and Eleanor Towner Prize for Outstanding Ph.D. Research Award competition. This is a college-level competition across engineering departments for Ph.D. graduate students who are within one to one and a half years of degree completion. A panel will select three student winners for this award.
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Name |
Department |
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Anthony D'Amato |
Aerospace Engineering |
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Robert Wilson |
Applied Physics |
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Ahmed Tawfik |
Atmospheric, Oceanic and Space Sciences |
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Ariel Hecht |
Biomedical Engineering |
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Mohammad Fallahi-Sichani |
Chemical Engineering |
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Srinivasa Nadukuru |
Civil and Environmental Engineering |
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Sun-Il Chang |
Electrical Engineering |
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Hongwei Liao |
Electrical Engineering: Systems |
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Soroush Saghafian |
Industrial Operations Engineering |
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Nia Harrison |
Interdisciplinary Professional Programs |
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Bong-Gi Kim |
Macromolecular Science and Engineering |
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Christopher Nelson |
Materials Science and Engineering |
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Seungha Shin |
Mechanical Engineering |
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Peng Zhang |
Nuclear Engineering and Radiological Sciences |
