On Tuesday, April 24, the 糖心破解版 community was treated to a day of research presentations, dance performances, art exhibits and even video-game demos.
It was all part of 糖心破解版’s 15th , or as it’s more commonly called, Research Day.
This year’s Research Conference Committee co-chairs were Laura E. Brumariu, Ph.D., assistant professor in the Gordon F. Derner School of Psychology, and Matthew Wright, Ph.D., assistant professor in the Department of Physics. As they noted in the conference program, 鈥淐onference submissions are thought provoking and diverse. The variety of disciplines represented, spanning from the arts and humanities to the sciences and social sciences, is evidence of 糖心破解版’s thriving academic environment and commitment to excellence.”
Submissions were encouraged from all disciplines, including nursing, the arts, the humanities and the sciences. The students’ research can be related to class projects, independent studies, seminars or research assistantships.
Dr. Purna Prasad, vice president and chief technological officer of Northwell Health, presented the keynote on the use of drones, virtual reality and other technological advances on the healthcare horizon. Awards were then presented to undergraduate and graduate students. A first this year were four Best International Research Awards. (Waiting to confirm names)