Three engineering students will be among six contestants in the Student Research Days Slam from noon-1 p.m. Thursday, March 28 at the Wick Alumni Center.
The students and the title of their presentations are:
- Anika Azme, graduate student, environmental engineering: “Forever Chemicals vs. Light-Activated Materials”
- Alisha Bevins, graduate student, computer science, “Magical Motions: The Power of Non-Verbal Communication in Robotics”
- Alyssa Grube, graduate student, chemical engineering: “I Taught Myself to Knit When I Was 11”
Student Research Days Slam is a campus-wide contest where graduate and undergraduate students from all disciplines are challenged to communicate their work in short, dynamic, engaging presentations, with a winner decided by the audience.
Lunch will be served at 11:30 a.m., and the Slam competition will follow from noon-1 p.m. To reserve your seat and lunch, go to: https://research.unl.edu/events/event_nuramp.php?EMSEventUUID=937918a4-b65f-4783-b863-710a32e4500f
For more information on the Student Research Days Slam, click the link below.
The Slam is part of the Student Research Days 2024, which runs today through Friday at various locations across City Campus.
For more information on Student Research Days 2024, go to: https://research.unl.edu/springresearchdays/
More details at: https://research.unl.edu/springresearchdays/slam/