The TTU Chapter of Sigma Xi held its first Student Poster Paper Contest in 2004:

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And the winners are......


TTU Chapter Sigma Xi

 

Student Poster Paper Contest

 

Date: Tuesday, 6 April 2004

 

Time: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

 

Place: Multipurpose Room, Roaden University Center

 

 

          The paper contest is open to all science and engineering undergraduate and graduate students of TTU. The poster paper is limited to six pages of 81/2x11-inch paper, including the title page. The papers will be judged by a team of judges. The winner of each category (undergraduate and graduate) will be invited to the Spring banquet of the TTU chapter of Sigma Xi on April 15, 2004. In addition, the following prizes will be given to the winners at the banquet:

 

          Undergraduate paper: $100

 

          Graduate paper:          $200

 

To qualify, please submit the following in person to:

 

Dr. R. Torrey

Research Office

Derryberry Hall, Room DH 306

 

1.     Title of paper

2.     Name of author (undergraduate/graduate)

3.     Name of mentor

 

Deadline: 12 noon, Friday, 27 February 2004

 

For further information, please contact: Dr. P. Chowdhuri

                                                                Phone: 372-3682

    e-mail: pchowdhuri@tntech.edu


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Winners

A five-member panel of judges selected the following papers:


 
Undergraduate Papers:  6 Entries
 
First Place:
 
Derick C. Weis, “Developing novel hydrofluoroethers using the inverse-QSPR technique with signature”
 
Honorable Mention:
 
Jeremiah Batiste, “Image-based strain measurements in cement-based materials on the micro-scale”
 
 
Graduate Papers:  24 Entries

First Places:
 
Matt Martin, Detection of esophageal cancer using real-time laser-induced fluorescence”
 
Trisha Poling,
Dietary overlap and foraging competition between mourning doves (Zenaida macroura) and eurasian collared-doves (Streptopila decaocto)”
         
Honorable Mentions:

Malabika Laha, Interaction between the barrens topminnow (Fundulus julisia) and invasive mosquitofish (Gambusia affinis)”
 
Tapan K. Manna,
A novel method of predicting soil ionization electric field”
 
Janey V. Smith,
Analysis of the effect of buffer and dissolved organic carbon (DOC) on the formation of trihalomethanes (THMs)”
 
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