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2021 CBC Undergraduate Research and Senior Thesis Presentation - Poster Fair

April 27, 2021

List of Poster Presenters

CBC is very grateful to the Southern Arizona Regional Science and Engineering Fair (SARSEF) for graciously providing us with the platform to hold our 2021 poster fair virtually.

2021 Poster Fair Winners

Thesis Category

1st Place Jamie Takashima

2nd Place Krisha Avalani

Honorable Mention

Jason Kronenfeld

Kenneth Ly

Akshay Nathan

William Brooks

Ramsey Martz

James Rozelle

Julian Somers

Madison Uli

Ethan Weiss

Life Sciences Advanced

1st Place Hillary Schiff

2nd Place Nick Mortimore

Life Sciences Emerging

1st Place Julie Fan

2nd Place Vivian Mendoza-Leon

Advanced Physical Sciences

1st Place Brent Lee

2nd Place Shayna Maddern

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Previous Winners
Advice for Poster Preparation & Presentation

The Undergraduate Research and Senior Thesis Presentation is an annual Poster Fair hosted by the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry to:

highlight Departmental research opportunities for undergraduates through a poster session
provide a place for presentation of Senior Capstone/Thesis research projects
provide a forum to showcase research projects conducted by our undergraduates
answer any questions you have about the Chemistry and Biochemistry majors

Prizes

1st place winners receive a monetary award (through their Bursar account)

2nd place winners receive a monetary award (through their Bursar account)

Criteria

Poster entrants must be a declared chemistry or biochemistry major, or conducting chem/biochem research with a faculty member in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry.

Posters are initially placed in one of several categories. They include:

Physical Science projects involve non-living systems. While your work may have the potential to affect living creatures or be used by living creatures, the research problem you are working to solve does not directly involve the study of living or biological tissues, cells, etc.
Life (or Bio) Science projects involve most other areas beyond physical described above. If the project deals with the study of living tissues, creatures, biological processes, affects on human life, etc. it is most likely that your poster will fit this category.

Then the poster will either be judged as accomplished research or emerging research within its category:

Accomplished Research: This category reflects the level of accomplishment on the project. Students will most likely have over a year of experience (but not always) and have made progress such that there are results to report.
Emerging Research: This category suits new researchers (with a year or less of experience) who have defined a problem, designed a project, may be collecting data, but may lack results at this point.

Previous Poster Fair Contest Winners

Advice for Poster Preparation and Presentation

For poster preparation and presentation advice, see your research mentor, watch for emails on the CBC student listserv regarding upcoming workshops, and check out the following links, (some compiled by the American Chemical Society):