Undergraduate Research Associates in Astrobiology: End-of Term Research Presentations
The GCA sponsors a summer program (URAA) in which talented undergraduate students conduct cutting-edge research under the direction of GCA scientist-mentors. The students present summaries of their research objectives and findings during an end-of-term session delivered both locally and streamed to the astrobiology community as a whole.
The Class of 2019 will present on Friday, August 9th at 1-2 PM EDT in Building 34, Room W130. The Agenda is given below. You are invited to attend, either locally or remotely.
Presentations:
Acid Weathering: Analogue Analysis using Terrestrial Acid Lakes and Basalt Clay Synthesis Elizabeth Cobb (University of Arkansas) Mentor: Dr. Heather Graham |
Polymerization of Amino Acids under plausible Early Earth Conditions Juliana Drozd (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) Mentor: Dr. Eric Parker |
Detection of Organic Molecules in Mars-Relevant Material Maxwell Craddock (Virginia Tech) Mentor: Dr. James Lewis |
Method for the Analysis of Meteoritic Amides Jose Ramirez-Colon (University of Puerto-Rico) Mentor: Dr. Jose Aponte |
Fast Atmospheric Retrievals with PSG Carlos Munoz Romero (Grinnell College) Mentor: Dr. Geronimo Villanueva |
Fluorescent Detection of Microbes: Higher Sensitivity Advances in Planetary Protection Erin Frates (University of Rhode Island) Mentor: Melissa Floyd |
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