Chemistry Undergraduate Thesis Defence (9:00 AM - 12:00 PM)
Each student has 30min each total for a 15 min presentation + 15 min committee questions.
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CHEM449 Student |
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9:00 - 9:30 |
Matthew McConnachie |
Dang |
Freeman, Neeland |
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Bioinformatic analysis and characterization of enzymes involved in the biosynthesis of monoterpene indole alkaloids and their derivatives |
9:30 - 10:00 |
Ryland Giebelhaus |
Murch, Dang |
Perry, Shipley |
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Are all kratom products created equal? Metabolomics of Mitragyna speciosa and commercial kratom products |
10:00 - 10:30 |
Thomas Head |
Shipley |
Murch, Zandberg |
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Detecting adulteration of olive oil using low field 1H NMR data |
10:30 - 11:00 |
Destiny Ellenor |
Godin |
Li, Shipley |
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Charge carrier dynamics simulations to understand the impacts of morphology and energetics on photocatalysts for solar energy conversion |
11:00 - 11:30 |
Gabrielle Albrecht |
DiLabio, Godin |
Jack, Pranckevicius |
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Improving the photocatalytics of carbon nitrides with small molecule spin converters |
11:30 - 12:00 |
Jasper Pankratz |
Godin |
Menard, Neeland |
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Soluble 2D nanosheets as precursors to modified carbon nitride morphologies with minimal chemical changes |
Chemistry Undergraduate Research Conference (1:00 PM - 5:00 PM)
Each student prepares a 10 min free-form presentation (poster, slides, demo, podcast… your choice) to describe your research to audience including faculty, students, friends and family. There are two 2-hour sessions. The first session runs from 13:00-15:00, and the second 15:00-17:00. You need to remain in your designated session to answer questions live. Please log into Zoom with the email address you corresponded with Dr. Nguyen (don.nguyen@ubc.ca). We will use the Breakout function. Each of you will be the “host” for one of the 19 pre-assigned rooms. You will stand by your “poster” (i.e., stay in your pre-assigned breakout room) during the entire 2-hour session (see below) to present and interact with participants. The participants (faculty, staff, students, and your friends and family members) can join at any time during the session. Just as in the good old pre-COVID days, the presenters (you) may have to present many times as participants can wander from room to room to listen to and discuss with you, and they can stay as long or as little as they would like.
NOTE: Due to a technical glitch, we started the first session late by ~30 mins. Therefore, Session 1 will be 1:30-3:30, and Session 2 will be 3:30-5:30. The award announcement remain unchanged at 5:30.
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3:30 PM - 5:30 PM |
Gabrielle Albrecht (DiLabio/Godin)
Improving the photocatalytics of carbon nitrides with small molecule spin converters
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Marisa Aviani (Menard)
Developing a cellular assay to study new ligands for voltage-gated calcium channels |
Sarah Cupello (Zandberg)
Metabolism of milk oligosaccharides and galactooligosaccharides (GOS) by industrial lactic acid bacteria
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Cory Billet (Dang)
Expression of plant cytochrome p450 in bacteria via N-terminal modification |
Ryland Giebelhaus (Dang/Murch)
Are all kratom products created equal? Metabolomics of Mitragyna speciosa and commercial kratom products
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Destiny Ellenor (Godin)
Charge carrier dynamics simulations to understand the impacts of morphology and energetics on photocatalysts for solar energy conversion |
Kaede Hirabayashi (Murch)
Climate change resiliency of native North American Vaccinium species |
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Thomas Head (Shipley)
Detecting adulteration of olive oil using low field 1 H NMR data |
Allison Leam (Li)
Characterization of DNA tension gauge tether rupture force with acoustic force spectroscopy |
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Karah Hopgood (DiLabio/Lutes)
Baseline RMR in the analysis of weight loss trajectories over a period of 6 months for participants in the INSPIRE trial |
Kamal Narayana (Zandberg)
Optimization of an artificial glycoprotein for in vivo glyco-screen technology |
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Matthew McConnachie (Dang)
Bioinformatic analysis and characterization of enzymes involved in the biosynthesis of monoterpene indole alkaloids and their derivatives |
Jasper Pankratz (Godin)
Soluble 2D nanosheets as precursors to modified carbon nitride morphologies with minimal chemical changes |
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Helena Nunes (Dang)
Biochemical tools for reconstitution of seco-iridoid biosyntheti pathway in Nicotiana benthamiana |
Gurpreet Saini (Wolthers)
An investigation into the putative roles of seven flavodoxins produced by Fusobacteriu nucleatum |
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Madi Pankratz (Zandberg)
Establishing baseline values of volatile phenols in grapes and their relationship to air quality measurements |
Micah Yang (Li)
Acoustic force spectroscopy for high throughput single molecule force spectroscopy |
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Darina Vekhova (Menard)
Development of a click-chemistry methodology to study NOX2 inhibition via protein labelling |
Guilherme Zandamela (Zandberg)
Targeted monosaccharide analysis in search of evidence of putative glucuronoxylomannans in the extracellular interaction matrix of tremelloid lichens phylogenetically related to the opportunistic pathogen Cryptococcus neoformans |
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Award Announcement (5:30 PM)
Please rejoin us back at 5:30 using the same link as above, we will announce the winners of the research conference
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