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Inquiro: UAB's Undergraduate Research Journal

Inquiro Vol. 13 - a crowd at night with cameras pointed up at a red laser light show.

This edition of inquiro, number 13, is indeed fortunate. The breadth and diversity of research at UAB is on full display. Philosophy, neuroscience, psychology, finance, and surgery are just some of the disciplines represented. All of this is available in the latest issue of inquiro, UAB’s undergraduate research journal. Continuing the collaboration between the UAB Honors College and the Office of Service Learning and Undergraduate Research, inquiro is student-led and operated. The student-led editorial board continues to grow and develop every year with a mix of now-experienced members working with new and inventive colleagues. This team is led by new Co-Editors-in-Chief Afsheen Fatima and Brady Robinson, who have collaborated with seventeen other impressive undergraduate board members. Each member brought their own experiences and knowledge to the process that includes reviewing submissions, recruiting faculty reviewers, creating new marketing materials and a successful social media plan. They have kept the momentum created by their predecessors, expanding on the work to showcase what is being accomplished at UAB.

Working together they have built on the strong foundation from previous editions to provide a platform for undergraduates to share the incredible research and creative activity being done at this institution.

The cover image (taken by former co-editor and current board member Tamanna Patel) is a photograph of people excitedly documenting bright sparks and moving light. Much like the people in the photo, we are in awe of the work before us. We are honored to share this latest edition of inquiro! We are immensely proud of the hard work of our students and their mentors and hope that you are as inspired by their work as we are.

Gareth Jones, MA, Director, Office of Service Larning and Undergraduate Research

Kevin Fontaine, PhD, Assistant Dean, Honors College & Science and Technology Honors Program


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Neural Pathways Underlying Pain and Sleep Dysfunction by Sex in Adults with HIV

Author: Darrius Bushe

People living with HIV frequently report both chronic pain and sleep disturbances, making these issues an important area of study.

Continue Reading: Neural Pathways

 

Maternal Outcomes and Recovery: How Suturing Techniques for Perineal Repairs Differ Across Countries Review Essay

Author: Jahan Fatima

Advancements in suturing techniques have improved maternal outcomes in high-income countries, yet disparities persist in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) where access to resources and trained practitioners is often limited.

Continue Reading: Maternal Outcomes and Recovery

FEATURED

Neural Pathways Underlying Pain and Sleep Dysfunction by Sex in Adults with HIV

Author: Darrius Bushe

People living with HIV frequently report both chronic pain and sleep disturbances, making these issues an important area of study.

Continue Reading: Neural Pathways

 

Maternal Outcomes and Recovery: How Suturing Techniques for Perineal Repairs Differ Across Countries Review Essay

Author: Jahan Fatima

Advancements in suturing techniques have improved maternal outcomes in high-income countries, yet disparities persist in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) where access to resources and trained practitioners is often limited.

Continue Reading: Maternal Outcomes and Recovery