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Welcome to Columbia University’s 9th Annual Undergraduate Research Showcase organized by the Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science. Faculty in the Engineering School and throughout the University recognize the importance of research in enriching undergraduate education and strive to make opportunities available for our ambitious undergraduates. Similarly, our undergraduates recognize the value of the unique experiences they gain from conducting research and exploring the cutting-edge of science and engineering disciplines in world-class facilities. The Undergraduate Research Showcase provides a venue for undergraduate Columbia University students from Engineering to share their experiences, discoveries, and enthusiasm with their fellow peers, faculty, and administrators. This year, we have seven students participating in the Undergraduate Research Showcase wanting to share their experiences with you. Projects cover a wide range of subjects that are as varied as our student-body. Although we cannot interact in person this year, through the tenacity of our students, faculty, and the Engineering School, we still have the opportunity to hear about our students’ cutting-edge research. I encourage you to partake in the online presentations this year to learn more about their exciting research - our students continue to do amazing things in these difficult times! Barclay Morrison Vice Dean of Undergraduate Programs 2
Table of Contents Quantifying Myosin Networks and Their Roles in Morphogenesis 4 Cole James Allan, Mechanical Engineering, SEAS ‘21 Alternating Bubbles Emerging from Two Interacting Vertical Gas Jets in a Liquid 5 Boyuan Chen, Chemical Engineering, SEAS ‘23 Electricity Price Models in the Context of Increasing Renewable Energy Generation 6 Felipe Aleixo dos Santos Couto, Mechanical Engineering, SEAS ‘22 A Parametric, Ultrasound-Based Model of the Uterus in Late Gestation 7 Arielle Feder & Divya Rajasekharan, Mechanical Engineering, SEAS ’22 & ‘21 Automated Artery and Vein Classification of Pulmonary Vessels 8 Anthony Luo, Computer Science, SEAS ‘23 3
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