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Science & Technology Garbage In, Garbage out: Wall Street, main Street, and i-Street (short talks) Science Center 278 Technology and Wall Street Akofa A. Ahiable 14 WELLESLEY COLLEGE RUHLMAN CONFERENCE 2013 Incorporating Public outreach into existing Curriculum as a Solution to Bridge the Perceived Gap between Classroom and Real World Biochemistry Catherine Y. Cheng user-customizable Game environment in iPhone Hye Soo Yang Arsenic in Asia: Genesis, Chemistry, and environmental Implications Siyi Zhang Project Runway: model organisms (short talks) Pendleton Hall West 116 latency in V4/PIT Vision Cells Monica A. Gates, Jiun-Yiing Hu Neuroprotective Agents: understanding female Sex Hormone Action in Diabetic Neuropathy Sarah D. Finkelstein The Genetic and Hormonal mechanisms of oncopeltus fasciatus Abdominal Patterning Regulation Tiffany Chen Choosing a laboratory Animal: understanding the function of the Human Brain and Its Diseases through Various Animal models Michiko O. Inouye You Are What You eat (short talks) Pendleton Hall West 117 modeling obesity in C. elegans Shaheen I. Rangwalla malnutrition and Behavior: Do Hungry Honey Bees Dance? Hailey N. Scofield The Secret lives of Bluestreak Cleaner Wrasse in Hoga Island, Indonesia Alyssa G. Wibisono An unlikely Relationship: Predator-prey Interactions between flatworms and Tube-building Amphipods in the Chesapeake Bay Julia N. Adams fight, flight, and Regenerate (short talks) Science Center 396 Integrating Behavior and Biomechanics to understand fish escape Performance Tiffany Chen, Erin M. Connolly The Role of Steroid Receptor Coactivators in Hormone Action in Brain Young C. Hsu Determining the Role of Hedgehog Signaling Pathway During limb Regeneration in the Red flour Beetle, Tribolium castaneum Carla M. Villarreal Investigating electrical Stimulation using Conduction Polymeric materials for Peripheral Nerve Regeneration Ava K. Mokhtari
Social Sciences Going Insane in the membrane: Investigating Protein-lipid Interactions in the elmore lab (panel discussion) Science Center 277 Maria E. Bustillo, Alexandra L. Fischer, Julia A. Klaips, Maria A. LaBouyer, Jane E. Lodwick, Penny Wang, Amy Zhou Resonance Rhapsody: Solving Biomedical Problems with magnetic Resonance (panel discussion) founders Hall 120 Tamara Biary, Yi Ling Dai, Zi Wei Liao, Palig Mouradian, Raji R. Nagalla, Rachel L. Parker, Eugenia C. White, Sarah K. Zemlok Beauty in the eye of the Beholder (short talks) Pendleton Hall West 212 Commodification and Valuation of the female Body in the New orleans Slave market Elizabeth A. Brown look at me, Don’t look at me: Body Image and Types of Narcissism Katharine M. Hargreaves my Black is Beautiful: exploration of Body Image in Students of African Descent Temple R. Price Really, You find That Attractive? explaining Differences in Tastes for Beauty Ho Lum Kwok origins of the Contemporary Construct of Gender (short talks) Pendleton Hall east 139 An evolutionary Bias: The Role of Gender in fear Responses to In-group and out-group Targets Margarita B. Rabinovich The Disney effect: An examination of Disney Princesses and the Portrayal of Gender Roles Michelle H. Cho John locke and modern feminist moral Psychology Lillian Y. Li A History of Consumption and Advertising in China’s Women’s lifestyle magazine: A Closer look at elle Barbara F. Jiang The Clash of Cultures (short talks) Pendleton Hall east 339 True-hearted Christian Teachers to Self-Help Girls: Visions of Students on financial Aid at Wellesley College, 1878–1927 Katherine W. Cali Is Being Korean Cosmopolitan Possible? exploring the Self-Identity and Worldview of Korean International Students at American Colleges Ji-Su Park (mis)representations of Hitler in India Abigail R. Weitman Wearing Native: misappropriated Indigenous Cultural Property in the fashion Industry Kalina Yingnan Deng Gender in a Transnational Context (panel discussion) Jewett Arts Center 454 Jenny Jean, Monica A Setaruddin, Elizabeth Torres, Wendy W. West How language Reveals us: Insights from Sociolinguistics (panel discussion) Jewett Arts Center 450 April M. Crehan, Blake Desormeaux, Catherine Guo, Gretchen K. Larsen, Ariel M.Robinson, Sarah E. Vaughn WELLESLEY COLLEGE RUHLMAN CONFERENCE 2013 15
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