Student Symposium: May 27, 2022

This was a hybrid event held both in person and over Zoom with a recorded video of the entire session, automated Zoom transcript, and Zoom chat log.
 

1. People Make Impactful Social Judgments From Music and Sound
   Tanushree Agrawal
    
2. Using Our Environment to Think
   Felix Binder
    
3. Regulation of GPCR-Induced Hippo Pathway Signaling by c-Src in Breast Carcinoma
   Mika Caplan
    
4. Multiple Center-Embedding and Syntactic Typology
   Emily Davis
    
5. A Neuroethological Approach to Vision
   Julia Gorman
    
6. The Psychology of Defining & Denying Humanness
   Stefanie Holden
    
7. The Impacts of Infectious Disease Outbreaks on Primate Behavior
   Stephan Kaufhold
    

8. Characterizing Unconventional T Cells in Tuberculosis
   Kendall Kearns
    

9. The Post-Oasis: Southern California's Nature and Landscape in the Anthropocene
   Nicole Theresa King
    
10. Anthropogeny & the Blood-Brain Barrier Glycocalyx
    Reid Larsen
     
11. Simple Mechanisms; Complex Behaviors
    James Michaelov
     
12. Astrocyte Calcium Signaling in Chronic Neuropathic Pain
    Nicholas Nelson
     
13. Diet, Exercise, and the Blood-Brain Barrier
    Meghan Rossi
     
14. Anthropogeny in PhD Work, CARTA Symposia, and Interests
    Arturs Semenuks
     
15. History of Sculpture in Modern Turkey: Artists Interested in Human Origins
    Hande Sever
     
16. Learning & Memory; Behavioral Pharmacology
    Katie Van Alstyne
     
17. Pandemics in the Past: Exploring the Relationship Between Animal-Human Interaction and Zoonotic Diseases in Prehistoric China
    Yaohan Wu
     
18. Recognition Memory
    Anne Yilmaz
     
19. Word Structure and Social Mimicry
    Matthew Zaslansky