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
Christina Bell

Christina Bell

by tori@webworxinc.com | Mar 20, 2025 | 2025, POSTER HALL 4: Physics, Math, & Astronomy 2025

Christina Bell Stanford “Flux-port Isolation in Radio-frequency Quantum Upconverters “ I develop a low-pass filter network for a Radio-frequency Quantum Upconverter (RQU) as a way to eliminate loss and decoherence in the sensor. Applications include the...
Alexis Teter

Alexis Teter

by tori@webworxinc.com | Feb 25, 2025 | 2025, POSTER HALL 4: Physics, Math, & Astronomy 2025

Alexis Teter UC Santa Cruz “Contraction and Reaction in Generalized Schrödinger Bridges” The classical Schrödinger Bridge Problem concerns finding the optimal way to steer a given initial distribution to a given final distribution. My work concerns solving...
Christian Serio

Christian Serio

by tori@webworxinc.com | Feb 25, 2025 | 2025, POSTER HALL 4: Physics, Math, & Astronomy 2025

Christian Serio Stanford “Universal behavior in random interface models” My research focuses on probability theory and its applications to statistical mechanics. I am especially interested in understanding universal scaling limits of random interface...
Cooper Selco

Cooper Selco

by tori@webworxinc.com | Feb 25, 2025 | 2025, POSTER HALL 4: Physics, Math, & Astronomy 2025

Cooper Selco UC Berkeley “Nuclear Magnetic Resonance at Cryogenic Temperatures and Nanoscales” My research is in the field of nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR). I am focused on pushing the boundaries of NMR by using new techniques such as optical...
Anthony Ozerov

Anthony Ozerov

by tori@webworxinc.com | Feb 25, 2025 | 2025, POSTER HALL 4: Physics, Math, & Astronomy 2025

Anthony Ozerov UC Berkeley “Improving turbulence simulations with deep learning” Simulating turbulence requires accounting for phenomena that occur at scales smaller than the grid scale of the simulation. We combine analytical and deep learning methods to...
Joey Murphy

Joey Murphy

by tori@webworxinc.com | Feb 25, 2025 | 2025, POSTER HALL 4: Physics, Math, & Astronomy 2025

Joey Murphy UC Santa Cruz “Characterizing Alien Worlds” Exoplanets—planets orbiting stars other than the Sun—are ubiquitous in the Milky Way Galaxy. Using telescopes both on the ground and in space, we can precisely measure their fundamental physical...
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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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