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
Ryan Thong

Ryan Thong

by tori@webworxinc.com | Feb 18, 2026 | 2026, POSTER HALL 4: Physics, Math, & Astronomy

Ryan Thong SF State “Energy-fluence reconstruction for UHE neutrinos and cosmic rays in GRAND using Rician likelihoods and physics-informed GNNs” This work develops a physics-informed graph neural network for reconstructing the energy fluence of...
Christian Serio

Christian Serio

by tori@webworxinc.com | Feb 18, 2026 | 2026, POSTER HALL 4: Physics, Math, & Astronomy

Christian Serio Stanford “Limit theorems for random growth and 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...
Chris Randall

Chris Randall

by tori@webworxinc.com | Feb 18, 2026 | 2026, POSTER HALL 4: Physics, Math, & Astronomy

Chris Randall SF State “Convex Algebraic Geometry for Gaussian Statistical Models” My research is in algebraic statistics, which applies the tools of algebraic geometry to statistical questions. I specifically study the geometry of objects coming from the...
Anthony Ozerov

Anthony Ozerov

by tori@webworxinc.com | Feb 18, 2026 | 2026, POSTER HALL 4: Physics, Math, & Astronomy

Anthony Ozerov UC Berkeley “Does meta-analysis work?” Meta-analysis is the combination of results from different studies. By using historical particle physics studies, we find that meta-analysis can lead to overconfident results, especially when many...
Micah Oeur

Micah Oeur

by tori@webworxinc.com | Feb 18, 2026 | 2026, POSTER HALL 4: Physics, Math, & Astronomy

Micah Oeur UC Merced “Testing the Efficacy of Orbital Torus Imaging to Recover the Galactic Potential” My project leverages cosmological zoom-in simulations to study the structure and content of Milky Way–like galaxies using a novel technique that combines...
Nathan J. McGregor

Nathan J. McGregor

by tori@webworxinc.com | Feb 18, 2026 | 2026, POSTER HALL 4: Physics, Math, & Astronomy

Nathan J. McGregor UC Santa Cruz “A World in Motion: The Slow Dance of Venus” I use computer models to simulate how hot and cold rock moves inside Venus’s mantle and how that affects its orientation over time. As material inside the planet redistributes,...
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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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