Graduate Students
Graduate students are the engine behind productive research programs at WID and elsewhere. The dozens of graduate students affiliated with WID have elected to make interdisciplinary inquiry a priority in their studies and research.
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Hailey Louw
Infering phylogenetic trees from viral sequences to estimate ancestral protein sequences
Brady Lundin
Creating and utilizing neural tissue engineering platforms for the study of clinical disease.
Dawid Maciorowski
MD-PhD Candidate
Novel CRISPR-based gene editing strategies to investigate treatments for pediatric cancer
Shruthi Magesh
Identification of genetic determinants involved in microbial community interaction.
Michelle Marji
Intersections of bodily movement through space, synchrony, emotion, and social equity
Jose Moran
Mechanistic studies on catalysis and regulation of SIRT6 deacetylation on nucleosomal substrates
Subhojyoti Mukherjee
Multi-Armed Bandits and its various applications in real-life scenarios
Kushin Mukherjee
Modeling how we learn and represent visual concepts and use them to perform visual tasks
Ashutosh Parida
I am working on innovating user interactions and virtual reality (VR) mechanics aimed at enhancing the training programs for the USDA Forest Service. This may involve creating tools to assess timber merchantability or developing various immersive virtual environment effects that simulate intricate details of forest activities.
Minah Park
Entrepreneurship within undergraduate and graduate students in university
Xiaoxu Rong
Data analysis methods in clinical population, especially children and infants.
Vanessa Sawkmie
I'm interested in Mixed Integer Programming. I work on discrete and stochastic optimization models for scheduling and search applications.
Shivani Saxena
Engineering cells and organism via genome editing and studying the delivery method for CRISPR/Cas9
Andrew Schoen
Design of systems and interfaces supporting human-robot collaborative design
Melissa Schoenlein
Role of perceptual features (e.g. color) in cognitive processing and information visualization