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There is thorough research proving the hot-hand notion, or the tendency to believe that a successful streak is likely to lead to further success, as a fallacy in sports. This research disproves the…
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May 4th, 2023 Speaker
Jason Ding, UG '25 Department
Council of Science and Technology
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This research project set out to explore the question of which Premier League team has the worst fans by analyzing team chants scraped from a website called fanchants. Using the Python NLTK library,…
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May 4th, 2023 Speaker
Christian Altawil, UG Department
Computer Science
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The ability to make intelligent decisions with limited resources is an essential skill for both humans and artificially intelligent systems. In practical situations where time and computational…
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May 3rd, 2023 Speaker
Owen Travis, UG '24 (2276037) Department
Computer Science
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My research uses transcripts from the Dungeons & Dragons actual play Dimension 20 to examine the extent to which different players in a singular D&D game contribute to the telling of the…
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April 30th, 2023 Speaker
August Roberts, UG (2770101) Department
Humanities
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gent-based modeling – in which system-level outcomes emerge from interactions among individuals and their environment – can provide unique insights in the study of livelihoods…
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December 5th, 2022 Speaker
Andrew Reid Bell Department
C-PREE Location
300 Wallace Hall
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Ghoncheh Tazmini recently completed her term as Visiting Fellow at the Middle East Centre at the LSE. She is the author of Khatami’s Iran: The Islamic Republic and the Turbulent Path to Reform…
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November 16th, 2022 Speaker
Ghoncheh Tazmini Department
CIPGS Location
JRR A-12
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Optimizing stellarators for better equilibria through the addition of physics objectives to DESC Mentors: Dr. Egemen Kolemen, MAE Daniel Dudt, Rory Conlin, Dario Panici, MAE
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July 25th, 2022 Speaker
Kaya Unalmis Department
Office of Undergraduate Research
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It can be quite striking, on reflection, to consider the fact that nearly the first entire year of our lives are spent inside another human being. None of us is created ex nihilo: we are all forged…
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April 27th, 2022 Speaker
Mary Nickel Department
Religion
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Current reinforcement learning (RL) models still have difficulty generalizing to novel, but related, tasks. They are also often composed of deep neural networks which carry out computations that do…
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April 27th, 2022 Speaker
Albert Lin Department
Computer Science
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Princess Peach or Luigi? Aspiring psychology major with clinical research experience or trilingual valedictorian with a passion for mental health advocacy? The task of choosing which character to…
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April 27th, 2022 Speaker
Jenna Elliot, UG '25 Department
Psychology
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Negotiation is a core component of day-to-day life and international politics. But this is not a skill we associate with the everyday Artificial Intelligence of today: Siri and Alexa do not…
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April 27th, 2022 Speaker
Denis Peskoff Department
Computer Science, Population Research
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“The Haunted Place” is a visual novel style video game concept which explores Edgar Allan Poe’s works in context to world events and experiences in the 2020’s. This work uses…
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April 27th, 2022 Speaker
Ally Wonski Department
Music
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While scholars often examine the ways in which technologies fail and marginalize communities, this event focuses on an equally critical goal of adopting an abolitionist mindset – one that…
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April 11th, 2022 Speaker
Kenia Hale, A.M. Darke, Annika Hansteen-Izora, Ashley Jane Lewis Department
Center for Information Technology Policy Location
Virtual
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Session Speaker BiosNon-fungible Tokens went from flying under the radar to flying high in what seems like a short time. While some view this market as a bubble, for creators of digital assets, they…
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This session was part of Engage 2020, Princeton University's new innovation and entrepreneurship conference. The health pandemic has mandated new and imaginative ways for professional sports to…
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November 6th, 2020 Speaker
Stuart Francis '74, Mollie Marcoux Samaan '91, Rachael DeCecco '03, Will Venable '05, Blake Dietrick '15, Department
Princeton Innovation Location
Online
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