SEEDS - Sharing Environmental Engineering 鶹Ƶies Symposium
SEEDS in SEEC, the first Annual EVEN Graduate Research Symposium
Time: 2:00 - 3:30pm
Location: SEEC EVEN wing, CU Boulder East Campus
Poster Session
EVEN graduate students will showcase their past and current research projects at the Annual EVEN Graduate Research Symposium as part of the EVEN Visit Day for prospective students. New posters are encouraged, but existing posters can be reused from a previous event, conference, or presentation. This symposium and poster session will provide an opportunity for interactive discussion and networking among current and prospective students. Civil Engineering students in theHydrology, Water Resources & Environmental Fluid Mechanics focus area are also invited to join us.
All attendees will cast votes to recognize the most informative and most creative posters.
This symposium is scheduled in place of the weekly EVEN seminar of February 28, so current EVEN graduate students and faculty are strongly encouraged to participate.
Objectives
- Build community among current EVEN graduate students
- Encourage collaboration among EVEN research groups
- Showcase current EVEN research initiatives
- Engage with prospective graduate students and assist in recruitment efforts for EVEN Visit Day
Abstract Submission
If you are a current graduate student and plan to participate with a poster, sign up here and include your title and topic:
Poster submission deadline (for funding): February 20, 2025
You can print your poster at INSTAAR in SEEC, Ink Spot at the UMC, , , or other locations. For EVEN students, the EVEN program will cover the cost of printing your poster (limit 10 posters, first come first served). Please reach out to Heather Mallander (Heather.Mallander@colorado.edu) for more information.
Please make sure your poster fits in a 48” X 36” poster board.
This year's Presenters
Sofie Schwink - “Secondary Organic Aerosol Formation Potential of Consumer Products Used Indoors”
Winner: Presentation Excellence Poster Award
Taylor Cason - “Developing Novel Biosensors Using the CRISPR-Cas12 System”
Winner: Most Educational Poster Award
Patrick Wiecko - “NO2-associated health benefits from NOx emission reductions by sector, season and country”
Winner: Research Innovation Poster Award
Jared Collins - “Evaluating the Relationship between Streamflow and Hyporheic Active Layer Dynamics in Two McMurdo Dry Valley Streams”
Winner: Visual Design and Creativity Poster Award
Jeremy Barroll - "Teleconnections and Topography"
Kylie Boenisch-Oakes - “DBP Behavior After Chlorination of Conventional and Direct Potable Reuse Waters Under Distribution System and Premise Plumbing Conditions”
Mackenzie Bowden - “Isomeric Distributions of Benzene Polycarboxylic Acids (BPCAs) in Ash, Water, and Soil after Wildfires”
John Docter - “EcoGenoRisk: High Performance Computing for Synthetic Biology Invasion and Cross Biome Functional Modeling”
Maddie Ferrebee - “Utilizing UVC LEDs to prevent P. aeruginosa biofilm growth within drinking water distribution systems”
Gillian Gallagher - “Examining the sensitivity of seasonal snowpack to climate drivers: A pilot study of the Southern Rocky Mountains Ecoregion”
Nicholas Guthro - “An Analysis of Outdoor Residential Water Demand in Urban Areas of the Colorado River Basin”
MiKyla Harjamaki - "Air Pollutant Spatial Analysis and Interpretation of Oil Field Emission Data within South LA County"
Chia-Hua Hsu - “Intercomparison of top-down estimates of anthropogenic and soil NOx emissions using TEMPO and TROPOMI NO2 remote sensing observations in the U.S.”
William Johnson - “Monitoring the Formation of Hazardous Oxygenated PAHs in Wildfire-Affected Watersheds”
Vanessa Maybruck - “Predicting Challenges from Pharmaceutical Contamination in Wastewater Reuse”
Ryan McKeown - “Comparing Conventional and LED-based UV Advanced Oxidation for Water Reuse”
Naman Rastogi - “Bayesian Hierarchical Network Model for Forecasting Daily River Stage in a River Network”
Elle Stark - “Anatomy of an odor plume: how joint flow and odor dynamics encode information for olfactory navigation”
Cost
Free for EVEN graduate students and students from other programs that are advised by EVEN faculty members. Coffee and refreshments will be provided.
Organizing Committee
EVEN Students: Mackenzie Bowden, Isabella Cobble
Faculty Adviser: Marina Vance
Sponsor
Environmental Engineering (EVEN) Program, 鶹Ƶ