Basic Science
2022 CHHS Research Day Poster Show Category
Basic Science Award Winners
- Agnieszka Burzynska, Basic Science – Distinction in Research (award accepted by collaborator, Brandon Paez, pictured left)
- Mohammad Teymouri, Basic Science – Distinction in Graduate Research (pictured middle)
- Han-Yun Tseng, Basic Science – Distinction in Graduate Research (pictured right)
Research Category
Basic Science
Lamya Alsubaie, Graduate Student
Title: Influence of horseback riding experience on vestibular reflexes
Additional Authors: Yawen Yu
Faculty Mentor: Yawen Yu
Academic Unit: Department of Occupational Therapy
Itzel Antillon, Undergraduate Student
Title: Visual-vestibular interaction in balance and postural control while standing
Additional Authors: Yawen Yu
Faculty Mentor: Yawen Yu
Academic Unit: Department of Occupational Therapy
Aly Cavalier, Graduate Student
Title: Contribution of the Microbiome to Western Diet-Induced Gene Expression Changes in the Intestine and Vasculature
Additional Authors: Tiffany Weir, Chris Gentile, and Tom LaRocca
Faculty Mentor: Tom LaRocca
Academic Unit: Department of Health and Exercise Science
Bianca Chima, Graduate Student
Title: Pea and Hemp Proteins Display Similar Physical and Chemical Characteristics as Whey Protein with Respect to Polyphenol Binding and Delivery
Additional Authors: Scott Morgan, Emily C. Nock, Paul Mathews, Ryann Daly, Sarah A. Johnson, and Charlene B. Van Buiten
Faculty Mentor: Charlene Van Buiten
Academic Unit: Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition
Sylvia Lee, Graduate Student
Title: Interactions among Blueberry Polyphenols, the Gut Microbiome, and Intestinal Permeability
Additional Authors: Emily K. Woolf, Allegra R. Vazquez, Nicole L. Litwin, Brayden T. Smith, Nancy Ghanem, Frank A. Dinenno, Douglas R. Seals, Charlene B. Van Buiten, Christopher L. Gentile, Tiffany L. Weir, and Sarah A. Johnson
Faculty Mentor: Sarah Johnson
Academic Unit: Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition
Paul Mathews, Graduate Student
Title: Black Tea Polyphenols Provide a Nutraceutical Option for Preventing the Onset of Celiac Disease In Vitro
Additional Authors: Shelby Toler
Faculty Mentor: Charlene Van Buiten
Academic Unit: Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition
Cali McEntee, Graduate Student
Title: ADAR Dysfunction in Brain Aging and Alzheimer’s Disease
Additional Authors: Alyssa N. Cavalier and Thomas J. LaRocca
Faculty Mentor: Thomas J. LaRocca
Academic Unit: Department of Health and Exercise Science
Diana Rodriguez, Research Associate
Yu Sun, Graduate Student
Title: Synthesis and Characterizations of Gentamicin-loaded Poly-lactic-co-glycolic (PLGA) Nanoparticles
Additional Authors: Abhishek Bhattacharjee, Melisa Reynolds, and Yan Vivian Li
Faculty Mentor: Yan Vivian Li
Academic Unit: School of Advanced Materials Discovery
Mohammad Teymouri, Graduate Student
Awarded Basic Science – Distinction in Graduate Research
Title: Chloride binding and desorption behavior of cementitious systems
Additional Authors: Mahmoud Shakouri
Faculty Mentor: Mahmoud Shakouri
Academic Unit: Department of Construction Management
Awarded Basic Science – Distinction in Graduate Research
Title: AgingPLUS: Examining the Malleability of Implicit Views of Aging
Additional Authors: Garret Forsyth, Abigail Nehrkorn-Bailey, Diana Rodriquez, Catherine Thompson, and Manfred Diehl
Faculty Mentor: Manfred Diehl
Academic Unit: Department of Human Development and Family Studies
Trevor Wahl, Undergraduate Student
Title: Assessment of a Nrf2 activator on skeletal muscle and cerebellar proteostasis and accumulation of glycoxidation using a Hartley guinea pig model
Additional Authors: Robert V. Musci, Kendra M. Andrie, Wenceslao Martinez, Qian Zhang, Julie Moreno, Thomas LaRocca, Kelly S. Santangelo, and Karyn L. Hamilton
Faculty Mentor: Karyn Hamilton
Academic Unit: Department of Health and Exercise Science
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