Fall 2006 Symposium Poster Awards
Poster Awards
Poster awards were given in the
undergraduate category. There were 56 posters and each was judged by at
least three judges.
The prizes consisted of cash awards — $150 for 1st Place, $100 for 2nd
Place and $50 for 3rd Place.
Biological Sciences
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1st Place — Josue Goss, Harding University, "Characterization of 2D Micropatterned Neuron Monolayers"
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2nd Place — Brooke Stroope and Andrea Wyatt, Ouachita Baptist University, "Ajulemic Acid and Resveratrol Suppress Markers of Microglial Activation in Cultured and Primary Cells: Potential New Therapies for Multiple Sclerosis"
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TIE 3rd Place — Paige Henry, UCA, "2-Methoxyestradiol Mediated Relaxation Response in Coronary Artery by Activation of K+ Channels"
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TIE 3rd Place — Ariane Christie, Hendrix College, "B24. Characterizating the Role Of Neurogenin1 and its Downstream Effectors in Nociceptive Neuron Development"
Chemistry and Biochemistry
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1st Place — Megan Easterly, Harding University, “Patterning Strategy For Immobilization of Capture Antibodies”
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2nd Place — Jana Gertsch, U of A, “The Effects of Finished Drinking Water Components on the Electrochemical Immunoassay Detection of Cryptosporidium parvum in Water”
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3rd Place — Jacob Laas, Pittsburg State University, “Synthesis of Coumarin Derivatives for Possible use as Soybean Seed Treatment”
Physics
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1st Place — Hannah DeBerg, University of Arkansas, "Investigation of Cellular Ageing Using Optical Raman Tweezers"
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2nd Place — Stephen Wagner, Harding University, "A Sensitive Raman Spectrometer"
Only one prize per category per institution could be awarded.
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Photos from the Poster Session and dinner at the 2006 Fall INBRE Symposium (click on thumbnails to enlarge) |
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Updated 01/05/2007
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