Every year, as we prepare for the annual Image of Research exhibition, we are amazed at the diversity and beauty of graduate student research on our campus. This year's entries led us in many directions, from the microscopic to the psychedelic and probabilistic lands of quantum mechanics.
We are excited to share with you the work of the semifinalists through an online gallery. We invite you to explore the exhibition and vote for your top three entries by Monday, March 22. Your votes will determine the People's Choice winner ($100 award). On Tuesday, March 23, we will announce the finalists.
Congratulations to the semifinalists who are:
- Nick Antonson (Evolution, Ecology, and Behavior)
- Susan Ask (Landscape Architecture)
- Elizabeth Bello (Entomology)
- John Patrick Coleman (Physics)
- Reshmi Dani (Chemistry)
- Pankul Dhingra (Electrical and Computer Engineering)
- Devin Edmonds (Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences)
- Daniel Engel (Aerospace Engineering)
- Adam Farcus (Linguistics)
- Joanne Fil (Neuroscience)
- Tomas Garcia Duenas (Music)
- Tarek Gebrael (Mechanical Science & Engineering)
- Kellie Halloran (Mechanical Science and Engineering)
- Ishita Jain (Bioengineering)
- Ki Yun Lee (Mechanical Science and Engineering)
- Zhi Li (Civil and Environmental Engineering)
- Davis McGregor (Mechanical Science and Engineering)
- Rachel Melton (Art + Design)
- Jesse Miller (Astronomy)
- Yamuna Phal (Electrical and Computer Engineering)
- Isaiah Raynal (Political Science)
- Hope Sale (Strategic Brand Communications)
- Brooke Salyer (Architecture)
- Emily Shinkle (Mathematics)
- Sarah Soleiman (College of Law)
- Yunshu Song (Cell and Developmental Biology)
- Yuliana Soto (Kinesiology and Community Health)
- Irina Valenzuela (Economics)
- Jiaojiao Wang (Bioengineering)
- Yiquan Wang (Biochemistry)
On Tuesday, March 23, 2021, we will announce awards for First Prize ($500), Second Prize ($300), Third Prize ($200), and Honorable Mention ($100). The winner of the People's Choice will receive a $100 award.
For details about the competition, see the Graduate Student Image of Research website.