| The Annual UW Undergraduate Research Symposium |  |
2009 Symposium Schedule
The Undergraduate Research Symposium will take place on
Friday, May 15, 2009 in Mary Gates Hall
12:00 Welcome and Opening Remarks
- Ana Mari Cauce, Dean of Arts & Sciences
- Ed Taylor, Dean and Vice Provost for Undergraduate Academic Affairs
12:00 - 1:00 Poster Session I
1:00 - 2:30 Oral Session I
Click on session title for more information. Room locations in parentheses.
- Engineering Developments (074)
- Wetlands, Wildfires, Bugs, and People (082A)
- Postmodern Physics (085)
- Through a Global Lens: Shifting Contexts of Identity, Culture and Politics (206)
- Psychological Perspectives (228)
- Neurobiology: Excitability, Development and Disease (231)
- Developmental Genetics of Human Disease (234)
- Social Science Foundations to Global Policy Issues (238)
- Profiles of Place: Locus, Identity and Sociocultural Codes in Metropolitan Seattle (242)
- Globalization, Governance, and Citizenship (248)
- Health Monitoring of Biological Systems (251)
- Neural Systems: From Genes and Cells to Behavior and Disease (254)
- Molecular and Cellular Biology (271)
- Beyond Earth (284)
- Genes, Biomolecules, and Evolution (287)
- Linguistic and Rhetorical Research (288)
- Peace, War, and Politics (295)
- Beyond Embodiment: Movement, Object, Experience (389)
2:30 - 3:30 Poster Session II
3:30 - 5:00 Oral Session II
Click on session title for more information. Room locations in parentheses.
- Adventures in Computer Science (074)
- Environmental Ethics, Religion, and Education (082A)
- Mathematics in the Applied and Computational World (085)
- Back to the Future: What Yesterday Can Tell Us About Tomorrow (206)
- Bioengineering Challenges and Solutions (228)
- Gene and Drug Delivery (231)
- Race, Ethnicity, and Identity: Community Implications (234)
- Physical and Chemical Influences on Marine Microbes (238)
- The Digital Humanities and Technology-Focused Cultural Research (242)
- World Financial Crisis: An Exploration of Components of the Crisis (248)
- Nutrients, Longevity, Tissue Maintenance, and Renewal (251)
- Environmental Futures (254)
- Combating HIV (271)
- Immune Response and Pathogen Detection in Aquatic Organisms (284)
- From Balsamroot to Dungeness Crab: Studies of Human Impacts on our Environment (287)
- Fish Biology and Changing Environments (288)
- Better Living through Light and Chemistry (295)
- Intracellular Mechanisms Mediating Disease (389)
- Researching Performance/Performing Research in Dance, Music, and Theatre (Meany Hall Studio 267/266)
