NM Postdoc Research Symposium
Annual New Mexico Postdoc Research Symposium
An annual Research Symposium supporting and encouraging postdocs across the state of New Mexico to present their research, network, exchange ideas, meet future employers and collaborate.
Friday, April 26th 9-4pm, University of New Mexico
UNM is hosting the only statewide research symposium for postdocs on Friday, April 26, 2024. Similar to last year we are expecting participants from national labs and other academic institutions, as well as attendees from industry. This is the perfect event for you to attend if you are looking for a new position, a highly-skilled doctoral level employee, opportunities to collaborate, or you would like to share your research and see what other research is happening in our state! While abstract submission is only open to postdocs, faculty, staff, and grad students are all welcome! See links below for abstract submission and application for travel awards for presenters coming from outside of Albuquerque.
Schedule:
Conference Registration (abstract submission is now closed):
https://forms.gle/RDw14iZ97aCSQY7N7
Presentations:
Oral
Sarah Lu | Los Alamos National Laboratory | Decked Out for Success: Leveraging Gamification as a catalyst for Nuclear Skills Development |
Fiona Bell | University of New Mexico (Main Campus) | Shape-Changing Clay-Dough:Taking a Material-OrientedApproach to 3D Printing |
Monica Sanchez | Sandia National Laboratory | The generation, tracking and phenotyping of a random insertional mutant library in an industrial relevant algal species, Picochlorum renovo |
Cynthia Wise | New Mexico State University | TRANSFRONTERIZOS: TENACITY AMID LOW-INTENSITY PSYCHOLOGICAL WARFARE |
Rosalyn Alex Devonport | University of New Mexico (Main Campus) | Stochastic Robust LTV Analysis of Cislunar Orbital Stationkeeping |
Poster (Odd numbers: Session 1; even numbers: Session 2)
1 | Derya Tansel | Sandia National Laboratory | Hybrid Shear and Normal Force Detecting (SAND) Soft Insole |
2 | Wassie Takele | University of New Mexico (Main Campus) | Nanoimaging of Water Bending and Carboxylate Stretching Modes in Colloidal Nanocrystal Films |
3 | Sumira Phatak | University of New Mexico (Health Sciences Campus) | Single nucleus transcriptomics reveals cell type-specific heterogeneity and neuroimmune effects within the brain after gestational ozone exposure. |
4 | Alex Francian | University of New Mexico (Health Sciences Campus) | Exploiting Mosquito Salivary Proteins to Develop Vector-Targeted Vaccines for Malaria and Arboviruses |
5 | Raymond Kim | Sandia National Laboratory | Rapid Constrained Object Motion Estimation Using Deep Neural Networks |
6 | Julie Allison Spencer | Los Alamos National Laboratory | Influenza Vaccine Effectiveness Waning |
7 | Meredith Brown | Sandia National Laboratory | Random Forest Approach to Determining Climate Pathway |
8 | Md Kamrul Hoque Ome | Los Alamos National Laboratory | Modularity in Quantum Sensing on Ultracold Atomic Platform |
9 | Nikki Maphis | University of New Mexico (Health Sciences Campus) | Binge drinking during early adulthood disrupts gait, circadian rhythm, tauopathy and neuroinflammation in a preclinical mouse model of tauopathy (P301S) driven by brain region- specific transcriptional alterations |
10 | Elizabeth Bailey | University of New Mexico (Health Sciences Campus) | Effects of TCR and CD28 Co-activation on PD-1 Phosphorylation |
11 | Mr. Mingfu He | University of New Mexico (Main Campus) | Design and Optimization of Printed Circuit Steam Generator for Molten Salt Thermal Power |
12 | Fernando Machado-Stredel | University of New Mexico (Main Campus) | Climatic tolerances of kingfishers from the Indo-Pacific: the Todiramphus radiation as a case of niche conservatism in insular systems |
13 | Ruben Lopez | University of New Mexico (Main Campus) | Cultivating First-year Engineering Students’ Connecting Agency |
14 | Sarah Lu | Los Alamos National Laboratory | Enhancing The Radioanalytical Process Through Microfluidics: Separation, Detection, and Integration |
15 | Raju Vadthya | University of New Mexico (Main Campus) | Unlocking the Potential of Aluminum Batteries |
16 | Andreas E. Robertson | Sandia National Laboratory | Building big datasets within Materials Science's Data Scarcity |
Questions:
RaqThomas@unm.edu
NMaphis@salud.unm.edu
