2009-2010 - iSites - Harvard University

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2009-2010
- to Caitlin Adara Rotman, class of 2010, a prize of $4,000 for her project entitled "Under the City Upon a
Hill: The Glacial Heritage of Boston."
- to William Ruben, class of 2010, a prize of $4,000 for his project entitled "Partisan Politics and the
Distribution of Federal Funds: Evidence from the Obama Stimulus Package."
- to Brad Seiler, class of 2010, a prize of $4,000 for his project entitled "Emotion Recognition from Body
Pose."
- to Anna Shabalov, class of 2010, a prize of $4,000 for her project entitled "Long Road in the Dunes: Latvia
and the Soviet Historical Narrative."
- to Julie Shapiro, class of 2010, a prize of $4,000 for her project entitled "Bittersweet: A History of Brazil's
Sugarcane Workers."
- to Megan Shutzer, class of 2010, a prize of $4,000 for her project entitled "The Politics of Home:
Displacement and Resettlement in Postcolonial Kenya."
- to Molly Siegel, class of 2010, a prize of $4,000 for her project entitled "'Beyond the Boundaries of My
Brain': Reinterpreting W.H.R. Rivers and the Psychological Trauma of World War I."
- to Noah M. Silver, class of 2010, a prize of $4,000 for his project entitled "Commissioners of Justice?
Mixed Commission Courts and the British Suppression of the Atlantic Slave Trade, 1819-1845."
- to Catherine Sirois, class of 2010, a prize of $4,000 for her project entitled "Missing Fathers: How Paternal
Incarceration Triggers a Process of Cumulative Disadvantage for Children."
- to Joseph Stujenske, class of 2010, a prize of $4,000 for his project entitled "The Bug Eye Zebrafish
Exhibits Glaucomatous Visual Deficits That Arise With the Onset of an Enlarged Eye Phenotype."
- to Ye Tao, class of 2009, a prize of $4,000 for his project entitled "Molecular Dipoles in Non-Polar
Solvent: A Mechanistic Investigation of Complexation Phenomena and Selectivity in Asymmetric Urea-
Super Acid Cocatalysis."
- to Shoshana Tell, class of 2010, a prize of $4,000 for her project entitled "Genetics and Jewish Identity:
How Cutting-Edge Research is Reshaping What it Means to be 'Jewish'".
- to Hannah Trachtman, class of 2010, a prize of $4,000 for her project entitled "The Effects of Social
Pressure on Charitable Giving: Evidence of Sorting in a Field Experiment."
- to Alice Tzeng, class of 2010, a prize of $4,000 for her project entitled "Host-Microbe Characterization of
an Antibiotic-Treated Mouse Model."
- to Tarik Umar, class of 2010, a prize of $4,000 for his project entitled "Good news, bad news: Assessing
the relation between management ownership and sentiments."
- to Voranaddha Vacharathit, class of 2010, a prize of $4,000 for her project entitled "Biochemical Design
and Optimization of Biodegradable Alginate Scaffolds for Angiogenic Cell Therapy."