2024 ARCS SCHOLAR SYMPOSIUM

“ARCS Supernova: The Minds of TODAY Creating Solutions for TOMORROW.”

  • Poster Halls
    • POSTER HALL 1: Computer Science & Electrical Engineering
    • POSTER HALL 2: Climate, Environment, and Ecology
    • POSTER HALL 3: Bioengineering
    • POSTER HALL 4: Physics, Math, & Astronomy
    • POSTER HALL 5: Cell, Micro, & Molecular Biology
    • POSTER HALL 6: Engineering
    • POSTER HALL 7: Agriculture, Animal Science, & Biology
    • POSTER HALL 8: Ocean & Earth Sciences
    • POSTER HALL 9: Chemistry, Biochemistry, Biophysics, & Neuroscience
  • Past Years
    • 2025 ARCS SCHOLAR SYMPOSIUM
    • 2024 ARCS SCHOLAR SYMPOSIUM
    • 2023 ARCS SCHOLAR SYMPOSIUM

2024 ARCS Scholar Symposium

“ARCS Supernova: The Minds of TODAY Creating Solutions for TOMORROW.”

  • Poster Halls
    • POSTER HALL 1: Computer Science & Electrical Engineering
    • POSTER HALL 2: Climate, Environment, and Ecology
    • POSTER HALL 3: Bioengineering
    • POSTER HALL 4: Physics, Math, & Astronomy
    • POSTER HALL 5: Cell, Micro, & Molecular Biology
    • POSTER HALL 6: Engineering
    • POSTER HALL 7: Agriculture, Animal Science, & Biology
    • POSTER HALL 8: Ocean & Earth Sciences
    • POSTER HALL 9: Chemistry, Biochemistry, Biophysics, & Neuroscience
  • Past Years
    • 2025 ARCS SCHOLAR SYMPOSIUM
    • 2024 ARCS SCHOLAR SYMPOSIUM
    • 2023 ARCS SCHOLAR SYMPOSIUM
Lauren Shechtman

Lauren Shechtman

by tori@webworxinc.com | Mar 2, 2023 | 2023, POSTER HALL 5: Cell, Micro, & Molecular Biology-2023

Lauren Shechtman UC San Francisco “Rasgrp1 promotes fitness of the intestinal epithelium in response to injury” The continuous balance between ISC renewal, differentiation, and apoptosis, renders the small intestine readily prone to perturbation;...
Manuela Richter

Manuela Richter

by tori@webworxinc.com | Mar 2, 2023 | 2023, POSTER HALL 5: Cell, Micro, & Molecular Biology-2023

Manuela Richter UC San Francisco “Building the Machine of Life: Kinetochore-fiber lengths are maintained locally but coordinated globally by poles in the mammalian spindle” I study the biophysics and self-organization of complex biological structures,...
Rachelle Stark

Rachelle Stark

by tori@webworxinc.com | Mar 2, 2023 | 2023, POSTER HALL 5: Cell, Micro, & Molecular Biology-2023

Rachelle Stark UC Berkeley “Therapeutic Targeting of a MicroRNA in Metabolic Diseases” The incidence of obesity and type 2 diabetes is rising rapidly worldwide, however there is an unmet need for new therapeutics that must be addressed. We find that...
Michael Trebino

Michael Trebino

by tori@webworxinc.com | Mar 2, 2023 | 2023, POSTER HALL 5: Cell, Micro, & Molecular Biology-2023

Michael Trebino UC Santa Cruz “Analysis of c-di-GMP regulation during biofilm formation in Vibrio cholerae: Role of the vpv system” Biofilm formation is an important survival for bacterial pathogens, and is regulated by c-di-GMP. The Vibrio cholerae...
Jessi Cook

Jessi Cook

by tori@webworxinc.com | Mar 2, 2023 | 2023, POSTER HALL 5: Cell, Micro, & Molecular Biology-2023

Jessi Cook UC San Francisco “Distinct Subpopulations of Fibroblasts Exist Within the Oral Mucosa to Facilitate Wound Repair “ Fibroblasts are critical players in wound response and represent a heterogenous and functionally diverse population, unique to...
Abby Harris

Abby Harris

by tori@webworxinc.com | Mar 2, 2023 | 2023, POSTER HALL 5: Cell, Micro, & Molecular Biology-2023

Abby Harris UC Berkeley “Cell-intrinsic mechanisms of oxidative stress tolerance in the Northern elephant seal” Northern elephant seals are uniquely resistant to ROS-induced tissue damage following hypoxemic dives of up to two hours in duration. My project...
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The first ARCS Northern California Chapter (NCC) Scholar Symposium was held in 2015. Now in its 10th year, it has evolved and merged with our annual Scholar Celebration into this incredible combined Scholar Celebration and Symposium event.

The event is part of the ARCS Scholar Award Program, our annual initiative to support the research endeavors of exceptional graduate students at our seven partner universities. The Scholar Award Program enables scholars to give maximum attention to their research by receiving meaningful scholar awards, raises the visibility of ARCS Scholars’ research, increases ARCS Scholars’ science communication skills, and connects ARCS Scholars to industry and to each other.

  • Poster Halls
    • POSTER HALL 1: Computer Science & Electrical Engineering
    • POSTER HALL 2: Climate, Environment, and Ecology
    • POSTER HALL 3: Bioengineering
    • POSTER HALL 4: Physics, Math, & Astronomy
    • POSTER HALL 5: Cell, Micro, & Molecular Biology
    • POSTER HALL 6: Engineering
    • POSTER HALL 7: Agriculture, Animal Science, & Biology
    • POSTER HALL 8: Ocean & Earth Sciences
    • POSTER HALL 9: Chemistry, Biochemistry, Biophysics, & Neuroscience
  • Past Years
    • 2025 ARCS SCHOLAR SYMPOSIUM
    • 2024 ARCS SCHOLAR SYMPOSIUM
    • 2023 ARCS SCHOLAR SYMPOSIUM

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