Social Science, Social Work, and Business B: Brooke Morales & Adriana Moreta (Mentor: Robin Goldberg-Glen) Robo-advisor returns: startup vs traditional Social Science, Social Work, and Business A: Shane Landue (Mentor: Wei Gao) Humanities: Zoe Sweet (Mentor: Jayne Thompson)
The winners of the 2023 SURCA Symposium are:īiochemistry: Emily McHenry (Mentors: Robert Mishur & Michael Toneff)ĭeveloping a procedure for the metabolic profiling of cancerous cellsīiology & Environmental Science: Evelyn Peyton (Mentor: David Coughlin)Ĭomparing summer acclimation studies during summer months between hatchery brook trout and wild brook troutĬhemistry & Chemical Engineering: Christina McCullough (Mentor: Dipendu Saha)Ĭonversion of Styrofoam to activated carbonĮngineering & Computer Science A: Ryan Mendenhall (Mentor: Babak Eslami)Įxperimental investigation on effect of temperature on FDM 3D printing polymers: towards 4D printingĮngineering & Computer Science B: Fran DiPietro (Mentor: Aylin Acun)Įxamining senescence in artificially aged induced pluripotent stem cell(iPSC)-derived cardiomyocytesĮngineering & Computer Science C: Alyson Fornes (Mentor: Daniel Roozbahani)ĪI-driven cardiovascular disease forecasting platform Months of hard work led to the annual SURCA Symposium where students present their findings to the community, as well as a panel of volunteer judges. Widener’s Summer Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities (SURCA) program offers undergraduate students hands-on, faculty-mentored research experience over the summer.
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