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SUMMARY:VA-WHPC: Student Lightning Talks
DESCRIPTION:VA-WHPC hosted 10 students as they gave lightning talks on their research to members of the HPC community from across Virginia. Each presenter had 3 minutes and 1-2 slides to tell us all about their research. The speakers used this opportunity to practice their presentation skills and share their research with a diverse audience! \nScroll to the bottom of this page to see the announcement of the winners for Best Presentation and Best Halloween Costume. \n			\n						Watch the Recording\n					 \nFeatured Speakers:\n\nSoukaina Amniouel\, George Mason University: A machine learning-based approach for drug response prediction in ovarian cancer patients\nEleni Adam\, Old Dominion University: Analysis of SubtelomereTelomere Regions of Metastatic Cancer Genomes\nRebekah Fogarty\, Virginia Tech: Dynamics and Conformational Heterogeneity of the PIM1 G-Quadruplexes from Polarizable Molecular Dynamics Simulations\nEmma Cleveland\, Virginia Tech: Characterizing Oligomeric Amyloid-β42 and Lipid Interactions Through Molecular Dynamics: A Computational Approach for Understanding Alzheimer’s Disease\nRanya Fischer\, University of Virginia: Analysis of Non-Pharmaceutical Interventions (NPIs) for COVID-19 Using County-Level Data\nAnna Schmedding\, William and Mary: Transient Faults in Autonomous Vehicle Neural Networks: Resilience Evaluation and Mitigation\nSabiha Salma\, George Mason University: GUIEvo: Automated Evolution of Mobile Application GUIs from Mockups\nAlina Enikeeva\, University of Richmond: What’s up with the cluster availability?\nShawal Khalid\, Virginia Tech: Blockchain oriented Software Engineering\nGrace Chamberlain\, James Madison University: Computational Investigation of High Entropy Oxide Materials\n\nModerators:\n\nEric Walter – William & Mary\n\nhttps://youtu.be/PDXXeRelTnM \nWinners for Best Presentation\n\nFirst prize: Rebekah Fogarty\nRunner up: Grace Chamberlain\n\nWinner for Best Halloween Costume\n\nEleni Adam
URL:https://va-whpc.org/event/va-whpc-student-lightning-talks-2/
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