O.U.R. Exposition
Lamar University's Annual Exhibition of Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities
April 18th to April 19th, 2024
Join us this spring for an exhilarating celebration of knowledge and discovery at the EXPO. This event serves as a vibrant platform for showcasing the exceptional research endeavors of undergraduate scholars from diverse academic disciplines. Be prepared to immerse yourself in a world of cutting-edge ideas, interactive presentations, and engaging discussions, as we honor the dedication and intellectual achievements of our talented undergraduate researchers.
For more information, contact our@lamar.edu today!
Abstracts due March 20th, 2024!
Speakers for EXPO 2024
Dr. Geraldine Cochran
Associate Professor- Department of Physics
The Ohio State University
The Ohio State University
"Improving Experiences in Physics Education Through Equity-oriented Physics Education Research"
Dr. Natasha Kirienko
Associate Professor - BioSciences
CPRIT Scholar in Cancer Research
Rice University
CPRIT Scholar in Cancer Research
Rice University
"Harnessing Mitochondrial Dysfunction as a Target for Leukemia Therapy"
Dr. Yuan-Hung Lo
Assistant Professor- Department of
Molecular and Cellular Oncology
University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
Molecular and Cellular Oncology
University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
"Modeling Gastric Cancer in 3D Organoids"
Dr. Roy McCann
Professor - Dept. of Electrical Engineering
and Computer Science
Assistant Department Head for Academics & Graduate Coordinator
University of Arkansas - Fayetteville
and Computer Science
Assistant Department Head for Academics & Graduate Coordinator
University of Arkansas - Fayetteville
"Artificial Intelligence as the Gateway
Technology for a Resilient Future Energy Transition"
Technology for a Resilient Future Energy Transition"
Dr. Pavel Travnicek
Research Scientist - Space Sciences Laboratory
University of California, Berkeley
University of California, Berkeley
"Global Numerical Modeling of Space Plasmas
as a Supporting Tool of Space Missions"
as a Supporting Tool of Space Missions"
Dr. Benjamin Webb
Laser Scientist - Laboratory for Laser Energetics
University of Rochester
University of Rochester
"Temporal Contrast Degradation in High-Intensity Lasers"