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Dyson Year in Review 2014–2015
Knowledge Knows No Bounds
Research is the creation of knowledge. Student-faculty research
is at the core of the Dyson College of Arts and Sciences experience.
It enables students to work closely with faculty and to cultivate
intellectual pursuits, test ideas and theories, and improve our
understanding of the world around us.
Congrats to the winning Dyson
projects of the 2015 University-wide
Research Day!
"Transient Heat Conduction in Strongly
Correlated Systems"
Rita Aghjayan '15, biology, Principal Investigator
Arthur Luniewski '15, biology; and Kamil Walczak, PhD
Co-Investigators
Chemistry and Physical Sciences
"Online Predators: A Behavioral Analysis
of Their Chat Logs"
Hasan Arslan, PhD, Principal Investigator
Criminal Justice and Security
"All Aboard the Conformity Line: First Stop,
the Bond of Peer Attachment"
Kimberly Collica-Cox, PhD, Principal Investigator
Criminal Justice and Security
"Improving Treatment of Cryptosporidiosis:
Effect of Spermine Analogues on C. Parvum
Infected Intestinal Cells"
Nigel Yarlett, PhD, Principal Investigator
Juan Castiblanco '17, biochemistry; and Mary Morada
Co-Investigators
Chemistry and Physical Sciences
