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2022 Student Research Forum – Congratulations to winners and participants!

Posted on: Apr 26, 2022

The annual CUE Student Research Forum and Poster Competition, hosted on Tuesday, April 19, 2022, was a success!

The Forum showcased the accomplishments of both students and faculty members, and the event featured 44 posters describing recent research work by CUE students. 

Student poster presentations in two categories (undergraduate and graduate) were judged by panels of faculty members and instructors.

Student-presenters were evaluated on the content and design of their posters and abstracts; the content of their presentations; their responses to judges’ questions; and their overall performance.

We offer sincere thanks to all of the volunteer judges for their support of this year’s event!

The welcome booklet and abstracts for this year’s presentations are also available online.

Winners

The top three poster presentations in each category were:

Undergraduate Category

First Place

Janaya Bader, Effect of Probiotics and Probiotic Cell-Free Supernatants on Staphylococcus epidermidis Biofilm Growth

Second Place (tie)

Haley Wolgien, Analysis of Advanced Glycation End-Products by High-Performance Liquid Chromatography Coupled with Ultraviolet Detection and Mass Spectrometry Characterization

Kishan Panesar, Assessment of risks of post-concussion injuries in university athletes

Third Place

Supragyapal Singh, Keeping your data safe using Number Theory and Abstract Algebra

 

Graduate Category

First Place 

Solomon Akuma, Improving Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity Efficiency using Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) Technology

Second Place

Obiora Nwosu, Blockchain as an effective monitoring and quality assurance tool in the transportation of human donor kidneys for transplantation

Third Place

Kathan Trivedi, Weapon Classification Using Bounding Box Regression Algorithms

 


This event is organized by the Office of Research Services.

Research at Concordia University of Edmonton is supported in part by the Research Support Fund, a Tri-Agency initiative that assists Canadian post-secondary institutions with costs associated with managing research funded by the federal research granting agencies.

Concordia University of Edmonton acknowledges the value of this support and appreciates this ongoing research investment.