2009 AWARD WINNERS
Research and Creative Activities Symposium
Outstanding Research and Creative Activity:
- David Sprunt, Christine Shine, Carrie Kronberg
DC - College of Architecture and Planning, Landscape Architecture & Urban Design
Hybridscape: A Proposal for Wynkoop Street & Denver Union Station - Jamie Carpio
DC - College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Anthropology
Determining bone utility and effectiveness as tools: termite extraction at lake Manyara, Tanzania during the Dry Season in Tanzania - Dustin Neel
DC - College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Geography-Earth Science
Isolation and characterization of cadmium-resistant bacteria - Francie Hyndman
AMC - School of Dental Medicine, Craniofacial Biology
Misregulation of Dlx5/6 in Hand2 mutants leads to loss of tongue
Chancellor’s Awards for Excellence:
Undergraduate Research:
- Matthew Taussig
DC - College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Biology
Mutating TCRzeta to study SLAP-dependent ubiquitination - Megan Blatner
DC - College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Biology
Characterizing and Ameliorating Cognitive Deficits of TS65Dn mice -a model of down syndrome- using a computerized olfactometer
Graduate Creative:
- Aris Garrison, Kristin McCartney, Britta Moline-Ayars
DC - College of Architecture and Planning, Architecture
Affordable Green Housing
Graduate Research:
- James Kovacs
AMC - Graduate School, Biomolecular Structure
Use of NMR to Define CR2:C3d Interactions in Solution Reveals Dual SCR1-2 Interface with C3d: Confirmation Using a Novel Ligand-Selective Inhibitory Peptide
2009 Research and Creative Activities Symposium Guide
View the abstracts of these winners in the 2009 Research and Creative Activities Symposium Guide (pdf).