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Posters On The Hill
Posters on the Hill is a poster session held by the Council of Undergraduate Research each spring in Washington, D.C. on Capitol Hill. During this event, members of Congress and their staff learn about the importance of research being done by undergraduate students by talking directly to them and interacting with their research presentations.
2022
- Rachel McNeel and Jianhai Du, Early metabolic hallmarks of the eye and brain in Alzheimer’s disease (Rachel McNeel is a chemistry major at WVU from Beckley, WV.) Learn more about Rachel's research here | 2022 Press Release
2021
- Abreanne Andlinger and Sadie Bergeron, Examining Essential Transcription Factor Networks for Neurodevelopment in Zebrafish (Abreanne Andlinger is a senior biology major at WVU from Moundsville, WV.) Link to Abreanne’s presentation | 2021 Press Release
2020
- Megan Lauris and Samantha D. Minc, Understanding diabetes and vascular disease-related amputations in West Virginia (Megan Lauris was an undergraduate biochemistry major at WVU from Toronto, OH.) 2020 Press Release
2019
- Jessi Tyo, Caroline Leadmon, and Daniel Panaccione, Production of Pharmaceutically and Agriculturally Important Ergot Alkaloids by the Fungus Metarhizium brunneum and Their Significance in Insect Pathogenesis (Jessi was a biology major at WVU from Gassaway, WV, and Caroline was a biochemistry and animal and nutritional sciences double major at WVU from Hurricane, WV.) 2019 Press Release
2018
- Morgan Menke and Natalie Schmid, In Search of Isolated Astrophysical Pulses in Phased Array Feed Data (Morgan was an electrical engineering major at WVU from Ridgeley, WV.) 2018 Press Release
2017
- Sundus Lateef, Janet Tou, and Vagner Benedito, High fructose corn syrup-55 promotes triglyceride accumulation and alters fat metabolism in the liver (Sundus was a biochemistry major and Honors student at WVU from Bridgeport, WV.) 2017 Press Release
2016
- Ashlee Seldomridge and Paul Chantler, Detrimental changes in perivascular adipose tissue gene expression in Metabolic syndrome recovered with exercise training (Ashlee was an exercise physiology major and Honors College student at WVU from Lewisburg, WV.) 2016 Press Release
2014
- Priyanka Jagannath, Nonsense Suppressors: A Cure for Blindness?
2012
- Jaclyn Noelle Daugherty, Revising Sociolinguistic Methods for the 21st Century
- Sean David-Andrew Belardo, Research on Impurity-Tolerant Alternative SOFC Anode for Coal Syngas Operation
- Nikolai Paul Radzinski, Motion Capture as a Tool for Clinical Assessment of Impairment for Physical Therapy
2005
- Amber Davis, Jasen Perry, Kerry Fluharty & Emily Selby, Chronic and Acute Pain Affects Descriptions of Pain and Fear in Oral Surgery Patients and Nonclinical Controls
