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We were originally working on promoting supplier diversity at the University. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we have pivoted to working on promoting local businesses in the Princeton area. From our…
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May 5th, 2020 Speaker
Daphne Barretto '23, Ryan Quigley '20, and Chuk Uzoegwu '21
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Darja Filippova (Comparative Literature, Phd candidate and artist) and Natalie Romero Marx (Montclair University faculty, filmmaker and artist) will present an 8-min fragment from their experimental…
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May 4th, 2020 Speaker
Darja Filippova, GS Department
Comparative Literature
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The purpose of this research project is to measure the degree to which the current trend of reverse immigration of Italians to Albania is attributable to Albania's superior ICT diffusion. …
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April 30th, 2020 Speaker
Angela De Santis '23 Department
Economics
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Brain-computer interfaces are one of humanity's most ambitious goals. This technology promises to augment our cognitive and physical abilities by allowing us to control devices and communicate…
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April 29th, 2020 Speaker
Theodor Marcu '20 Department
Computer Science
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British Prime Minister Winston Churchill's speeches in the House of Commons from May and June 1940 have now achieved legendary status, but initially they encountered a varied response from…
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April 29th, 2020 Speaker
Will Brown '20 Department
History
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The current special education landscape engenders distrust. We designed a website connecting parents of children with special education needs to high-quality resources, advocates, and organisations…
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April 29th, 2020 Speaker
Eric Guerci, Kyle Barnes Department
Social Policy
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The serrated (saw-shaped) coins of the Carthaginians, Romans, Seleucids, and Antigonids remain an enigma in the history of coinage. A large reason for this has been the increased scholarly interest…
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April 29th, 2020 Speaker
Ilia Calogero Curto Pelle '22 Department
Classics
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Carbon is a primary component of most present-day commodities and can be viewed as the backbone of our global economy. Carbon dioxide is considered one of the most abundant forms of carbon on earth…
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April 29th, 2020 Speaker
Joshua Jack Department
Civil and Environmental Engineering
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Zeolites are crystalline, solid Brønsted acid catalysts with tunable micropore (< 2 nm diameters) networks that act as molecular sieves by selectively accommodating molecules based on size.…
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April 29th, 2020 Speaker
Hayat Adawi, GS Department
Chemical and Biological Engineering
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Intricate stories line the quiet spaces in and around living cells. Capturing these microscopic stories and communicating them to people in creative, accessible ways grows ever more important. As a…
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April 29th, 2020 Speaker
Janie Kim '21 Department
Molecular Biology
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Shallow carbonates represent one of the most abundant archives of Earth history. Specifically, carbonate geochemistry serves as a proxy for paleoclimate parameters such as the global carbon cycle and…
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April 29th, 2020 Speaker
Stacey Edmonsond '21 Department
Geosciences
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Food and agriculture is one of New Jersey's largest industries, yet local producers have difficulty selling their goods directly to consumers. Our initiative curates local farmers' produce…
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April 29th, 2020 Speaker
Larkin Ison III '22 Department
Social Policy
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This project explores the reasoning behind Britain’s decision to intern over 2 000 captured Boer (Afrikaner) combatants on the island of Ceylon from 1900-1902 during the South African War.…
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April 29th, 2020 Speaker
Bhadrajee Hewage '20 Department
History
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“My experiences at Princeton have made me far more aware of my ‘Blackness’ than ever before. I have found that at Princeton no matter how liberal and open-minded some of my White…
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April 29th, 2020 Speaker
Peyton Cunningham '20 Department
Sociology
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Track and field is a heavily statistics based sport as the objective nature of each event allows for simple comparisons of results. While these basic performance statistics have long been in use to…
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April 29th, 2020 Speaker
Ashley Willingham '20 Department
Operations Research and Financial Engineering
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Currently, the installation of underground irrigation water lines requires a capital and labor intensive process that often includes the complete upheaval of top soil. This means that subsurface drip…
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April 29th, 2020 Speaker
Divyanshu Pachisia '20; Evan Quinn '20; Beimnet Shitaye '20; Jocelyn Wang '20 Department
Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
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