POSTER HALL 11: Data, Information & Society
Maribel Solorio-Anguiano
Having access to the proteome can unlock a more direct approach to studying abnormal neural activity due to changes in protein expression.
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Yasemin Gokcen
My research interests are at the crossroads of neuroscience, linguistics, and computational methodology.
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Kevin Alexander Estrada Alamo
B cells have key surface proteins, such as the B cell receptor and CD19, that are important for their function.
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Rita Aksenfeld
As a science communicator, I help people connect with the science around them.
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Seiham Alansary
My research is centered on the improvement of lower-division STEM education and helping students
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Gyuna Kim
Conformationally dynamic proteins drive key cellular processes, behaviors, and functional outputs.
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Alicia Ross
Computational calculations using quantum chemical methods were used to identify key reaction details in protonated oxidosqualene and protonated squalene mechanisms.
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Yannick Kraemer
We have developed a strain-release strategy for the pentafluorosulfanylation of aliphatic molecules.
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Aunoy Poddar
The development of the infant brain is a dynamic, intricate process that can be disrupted by oxygen deprivation, a frequent cause of long-term neurological disability.
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James Ferrare
Microbes engage in a minimal form of sex known horizontal gene transfer.
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Robert Shepherd
My research is focused on the development of analytical workflows to assess the activity of complex enzymatic reactions.
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Mia Navarro
Measures of experienced disadvantage, such as poverty status and SES, are known correlates of cognitive decline and other adverse outcomes.
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Leah Ragosta
The research I have worked on focuses on how the Lyme disease-causing bacterium Borrelia burgdorferi evades immune clearance through a novel interaction
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Andoni Asencor
A vitamin B12 transporter, the transcobalamin receptor (CD320), has been identified as an autoimmune target in patients suffering from the neurologic complications associated with vitamin B12 deficiency in the brain.
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Samuel Carey
My work revolves around the integration of the human Cognitive, Sensory, and Motor systems.
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Ruben Castro Corral
My research focuses on understanding how sleep influences behavior and neural activity changes in C. elegans to predict sleep markers.
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