SESSION 1
Social and Behavioral Sciences
1st Place
Sheryl M. Strasser – Health Education/Health Promotion
2nd Place
Ann Alriksson-Schmidt – Developmental Psychology
3rd Place
Alok Madan – Medical/Clinical Psychology
SESSION 2
Life Sciences
1st Place
James Daubenspeck – Microbiology
2nd Place
Alyssa A. Geis – Biology
3rd Place
Eric Seales – Molecular & Cellular Pathology
SESSION 3
Physical Sciences and Engineering
1st Place
Amber Sawyer – Biomedical Engineering
2nd Place
Chad A. Ulven – Materials Science
3rd Place
Haibin Ning – Materials Engineering
SESSION 4
Life Sciences
1st Place
Laila Abou-agag – Nutrition Sciences
2nd Place
Jack H. Crawford – Pathology
3rd Place
Duane Wesemann – Cell Biology
SESSION 5
Mathematics and Computer & Information Sciences
1st Place
Beum-Seuk Lee – Computer & Information Sciences
2nd Place
Daisy Wong – Computer & Information Sciences
3rd Place
Hongkun Zhang – Mathematics
SESSION 6
Life Sciences
1st Place
Douglas R. Moellering – Pathology
2nd Place
Liyu Wu – Molecular & Cellular Pathology
3rd Place
Valerie E. Meyers – Pathology
3rd Place
Thomas Whisenhunt – Cell Biology
SESSION 7
Physical Sciences and Engineering
1st Place
Abhijit Y. Patil – Biomedical Engineering
2nd Place
Rebecca O’Connor Davis – Materials Science
3rd Place
Brad Bingert – Materials Engineering
SESSION 8
Life Sciences
1st Place
Xue Zhang – Environmental Health Science
2nd Place
Cary Scheiderer – Neurobiology
3rd Place
Sruti Shiva – Pathology
SESSION 9
Social and Behavioral Sciences
1st Place
Paula Chandler – Behavioral Neuroscience
2nd Place
George Jewell – Medical/Clinical Psychology
3rd Place
Joan Mary C. Mangan – Health Education/Health Promotion
3rd Place
Qing Li – Maternal and Child Health
SESSION 10
Mathematics and Computer & Information Sciences
1st Place
Claire Lesort – Mathematics
2nd Place
Xiaqing Wu – Computer & Information Sciences
3rd Place
Ying Sun – Computer & Information Sciences
SESSION 11
Arts and Humanities
1st Place
Pamela E. Jones – History
2nd Place
David Grubbs
If you are registered for 3MT or want to take advantage of late registration, make plans to attend one of these sessions: Wednesday, September 28 at 2 p.m. in Bevil 170 or Thursday, September 29 at 2 p.m. in Campbell Hall 301.
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Arthur Totten, a PhD candidate in Microbiology and an asthmatic himself, studies how allergy sufferers react to bacterial infections. At his Discoveries in the Making presentation at Homewood Public Library on September 8, Arthur talked about a pathogen only found in humans called Mycoplasmas Pneumoniae (Mpn) – bacteria that causes walking pneumonia.
