The goal of the 3MT® competition is to showcase the fantastic research being done at our institution and to teach our researchers the importance of a well-crafted elevator pitch. We hope you enjoy the program, and we look forward to working with you.
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Huyen Nguyen
College of Information - Information Science
Title: A graph Database for the COVID-19 Knowledge Discovery
Rongfang Zhan
Toulouse Graduate School - Interdisciplinary Studies
Title: Improving Relationships by Using Information Technology
Mehrnaz Moghimi
College of Science - Biology
Title: Effect of Low Oxygen Level on Lead Toxicity and Calcium Deficiency
Tetyana Kucher
Learning Technologies - College of Information
Title: Virtual Reality to the Rescue During the Pandemic
Jessica Shrestha
Biology - College of Science
Title: On the Way to Manage Diabetes
Mehrnaz Moghimi
College of Science - Biology
Title: Effect of Low Oxygen Level on Lead Toxicity and Calcium Deficiency
Ryan Kober
Applied Anthropology
Advisor: Dr. Alicia Re Cruz
Bodies of Evidence: A Qualitative Analysis of the Asylum Experience in Dallas, TX
Jenika Sanchez
Biology
Advisor: Dr. Warren Burggren
Vascular Malformations and the Regulation of Angiogenesis
Sreedevi Koppula
Computer Science
Advisor: Dr. Renee Bryce
Automated Testing of Mobile Applications
Amanda Gobeli
Environmental Science
Advisor: Dr. Kelly Reyna
The Effects of Neonicotinoid Exposure on Bobwhite Quail Embryonic Development
William McCary
Mechanical and Energy Engineering
Advisor: Dr. Yong Tao
William McCary's Wind Turbine Well-Check
Rajasekhar Ganduri
Computer Science
Advisor: Dr. Ram Dantu
Network Security by YOU
Garima Bajwa
Computer Science and Engineering
Advisor: Dr. Ram Dantu
Neuro-Sign: NOT Just another Vital Sign
Md Salah Uddin
Mechanical and Energy Engineering
Advisor: Dr. Jaehyung Ju
Molecular Modeling of Tire Materials for Lower Fuel Cost and Better Comfort
Jacob Baxley
Physics
Advisor: Dr. Tilo Reinert
Utilizing Boron in Proton Therapy: Improving Cancer Treatment