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2013 Symposium

Student Symposium

Symposium provides a unique opportunity for students to present their research, broadening their expertise and preparing them for careers in science and nontechnical fields.

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Technical Host
Scott Robbins
505-663-5621
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Registration/Abstract Information
Ashley Merhege
505-663-5117
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Judges
Barbara Tenorio-Grimes
505-663-5115
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Student Symposium 2013: July 26-27, Los Alamos High School

This year's Symposium, "Championing Scientific Careers," was held at the Los Alamos High School campus (see poster (pdf)).

The Student Symposium provides a unique opportunity for students to

present their research
broaden their expertise
prepare them for careers in science and nontechnical fields
network and make professional contacts

This year the Symposium was held on the same grounds and during the Lab's Employee Day so that many employees and their families could also participate in the poster presentations along with Los Alamos Lab peers and mentors.

13th Annual Student Symposium Winners

Poster Presentations

Biosciences
Sarah Barr

Chemistry
John Auxier II
Alison Tamasi

Computing
Bin Huang
Group - Peter Ahrens, Sara Hartse and Rebecka Tumblin
Group - Emmanuel Cieren,Venmugil Elango, Robert Pavel, Axel Rivera, Dominic Roehm and Bertrand Rouet-Leduc

Earth and Space Science
Samuel Briggs
Annelise Riggins
Kari Schoenberg

Engineering
Beth Boardman
Brett Hill
Christopher Lu
Timothy Matchen
Joel Runnels
John Zumbro

Health and Safety
Arjun Aggarwal
John Chalmers

Information Technology
Adam Sayre

Materials Science
Alicia Herrera
Jane Heyes
Nicholas Orenstein

Non-Technical
Joshua Dolin

Physics
Dana Duke
Timothy Green
Brent Reichman
Dan Shields
Lorenzo Venneri

Talk Presentations

Biosciences
Ashlynn Daughton

Chemistry
Mitchell Wood

Computing
Christopher Armstrong

Earth and Space Science
Amy Jordan

Engineering
Ryan Gillis

Materials Science
Dylan Rittman

Non-Technical
Benjamin Wolkov

Physics
Peter Schulze

Student Symposium Agenda (pdf)

Talk Schedule (pdf)

2013 Symposium Abstracts (pdf)

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