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Twelve KU students will travel to the State Capitol to present their research as part of the Graduate Student Research Summit, Thurs., March 13. The Summit, which runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., provides graduate students from Kansas State, Wichita State and KU an opportunity to present their research to a broad audience.
"In the past few years, Legislators have met the students, looked at their posters and come away with a greater appreciation of student research," said John Augusto, assistant dean of graduate studies.
A list of this year's KU students is provided below.
Abdul Jabbar Mohammad |
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science |
Weather Tolerant Wireless Gigabit Mesh Architecture |
Emily Fall (Ledford) |
Psychology |
Before and After Working Healthy: Effects of the Kansas Medicaid Buy-In Program on Health Care Claims |
James McGuire |
Pharmacology and Toxicology |
Little Caves and their Role in Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy |
Kelly Cook and Pamela Harght |
Architecture |
Indoor Air Quality in Healthcare Design |
Kelly Danaher |
Psychology |
Maintaining the System: The Effects of Token Women on Meritocracy Beliefs and Organizational Identification |
Lisa Barrett Mann |
Special Education |
Evidence-Based Interventions for Asperger |
Meredith Poore |
Speech-Language-Hearing: Sciences and Disorders |
Non-Nutritive Suck Spatiotemporal Index predicts oromotor competency in preterm infants |
Sarah Schmidt |
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology |
Preliminary Analysis of Ecosystem Production in the Kansas River |
Tona Leiker |
School of Nursing |
Thriving or Surviving: Nursing Home Case Studies of Leadership, Communication, and Teamwork within the Lens of Complexity Theory |
Megan Johnson |
School of Medicine |
The Role of Epidermal Fibers in the Sensory Symptoms Associated with Diabetic Neuropathy |
Elizabeth Taglauer |
School of Medicine |
Expression and Function of the B7-H1:PD-1 Pathway at the Human Maternal-Fetal Interface |
Katie Siengsukon |
Rehabilitation Science |
Sleep Enhances Motor Skill Learning and Memory Consolidation in Individuals Post-Stroke |
