2016 Grad SLAM Finalists
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Tiffany Taylor | Biomedical Sciences
"Using 'Central Intelligence' to Fight and Conquer Brain Tumors"
1st Place Winner
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Mary Glen Fredrick | Theatre and Dance
"The Art of the Chameleon: Becoming Me, You, and Anybody Else"
2nd Place Winner
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Lorenzo Rossini | Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
"Mapping Blood Flow Inside the Heart to Predict Blood Clotting and Guide Clinical Decisions"
3rd Place Winner
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David Adamowicz | Neuroscience
"Brains Are Only Skin Deep" -
Amay Bandodkar | Nanoengineering
"Wearable Biofuel Cells" -
Jung-Hwan Lim | Biological Sciences
"Stimulating the Blind Eyes to See Again" -
Catherine Nickels | Scripps Institution of Oceanography
"How Are Krill Like Food Truck Tacos?" -
Nicholas Root | Psychology
"Hiding From Consciousness, In More Ways Than One" -
Sarah Shires | Biomedical Sciences
"The Other Side of Parkin" -
Lynn Waterhouse | Scripps Institution of Oceanography
"Quantitative Fisheries Science, or How to Count Fish"
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