Graduate students' scientific research on the Charles River and Medical Center campuses will be honored and displayed at the All-University Science Research Poster Day. Distinguished presentations will receive honoraria with matching awards to the recipients' respective laboratories. The Community Technology Fund will sponsor an award for the research that best demonstrates a discovery or invention with a potential for practical or commercial application. The Photonics Center will award the Berman "Future of Light" prize to the presentation that shows significant promise to provide a beneficial impact on society.
President's Award: James S. Chen, MED
Butyrate-mediated elevation of P27 KIP1 protein levels in Murine 3T3 fibroblast is required for G1 arrest. Advisor: D. Faller
Provost's Award: Adam R. Lewis, Earth Science
Sublimation rate of ancient glacier ice computed using cosmogenic 3He depth profiles in Beacon Valley, Antarctica. Advisor: D. Marchant
CTF Award: Pamela Schwartz, Biology
Cyclophosphamide induces Caspase-9 dependent apoptosis. Advisor: D.Waxman
Photonics Award: Matthew Emsley
Silicon resonant cavity enhanced photodetectors using reflecting silicon on insulator substrates. Advisor: S. Unlu
Deans' Awards:
College of Arts and Sciences: Michal A. Kolpak, Astronomy
Resolving the near-far kinematic distance ambiguity for HII regions in the inner galaxy. Advisor: J. Jackson
College of Engineering: Zhengrong Ying
A Bayesian framework for occluded nonrigid object recognition. Advisor: D. Castanon
Goldman School of Dental Medicine: Xiaozhe Han
Analysis of genes differentially expressed in osteoblasts vs. gingival fibroblasts. Advisor: S. Amar
Sargent College of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences: Timothy Whitehead
Regulation of cardiac fibroblast phenotype and behavior by the extracellular matrix: Effects of intrinsic aging. Advisor: M. Connet-Burgess
School of Medicine: Devrim Acehan
A 3-dimensional reconstruction of apoptosome using electron cryomicroscopy. Advisor: C. Akey
School of Public Health: Michael Posner
Comparing standard regression, propensity score matching, and instrumental variables methods for determinng the effectiveness of mammograpy in older women. Advisor: A. Ash
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