Student Research Days 2023
March 25-29, 2024
Monday, March 27
Research with Impact! Workshop
Participants will learn about diverse approaches to broader impacts; how to leverage strengths and values to maximize the impact of their research; and why graduate school is the perfect time to begin developing research impact identity.
Tuesday, March 28
Undergraduate Student Poster Session
(Disciplines featured: engineering and physical sciences)
The Student Research Days poster sessions provide an opportunity for students to present their research or creative work to the larger UNL community. Presentation prizes will be awarded.
Details at: research.unl.edu/springresearchdays/undergraduate-poster-session-and-creative-exhibition
Graduate Student Poster Session
(Disciplines featured: engineering and physical sciences)
The Student Research Days poster sessions provide an opportunity for students to present their research or creative work to the larger UNL community. Presentation prizes will be awarded.
Details at: research.unl.edu/springresearchdays/graduate-poster-session-and-creative-exhibition
Wednesday, March 29
Undergraduate Student Poster Session
(Disciplines featured: arts, humanities, business, education, social sciences and life sciences)
The Student Research Days poster sessions provide an opportunity for students to present their research or creative work to the larger UNL community. Presentation prizes will be awarded.
Details at: research.unl.edu/springresearchdays/undergraduate-poster-session-and-creative-exhibition
Graduate Student Poster Sessions
(Disciplines featured: arts, humanities, business, education, social sciences and life sciences)
The Student Research Days poster sessions provide an opportunity for students to present their research or creative work to the larger UNL community. Presentation prizes will be awarded.
Details at: research.unl.edu/springresearchdays/graduate-poster-session-and-creative-exhibition
Thursday, March 30
Nebraska Lecture featuring Philip Schwadel, “Declining Religion in the U.S.: The Causes and Consequences of Religious Disaffiliation among Young Americans”
The percentage of Americans with no religion increased from 7% in 1990 to 30% today, and an even higher percentage of young Americans have no religion. Dr. Schwadel will review research on the causes and consequences of the decline of religion among young Americans. What leads them to leave religion, and what leads them to maintain religious beliefs? He will emphasize how family, friends and life transitions promote and inhibit religion. He also will discuss the impact of religious decline on social cohesion. Understanding the state of religion among today’s youth is key to understanding the future of American society. Must register for Zoom link: https://go.unl.edu/m32g
Friday, March 31
Student Research Slam
Undergraduate and graduate students will present short, engaging talks about their research. Attendees will vote on their favorite Slam, with the winning student to receive $500 and all other participants $100. Includes lunch.
Contestants:
Ryleigh Grove, sophomore, Plant Biology; “Navigating the Waves of Change in Scientific Discovery”
Emma Knezevic, junior, Insect Science; “Bug Club: The Glitter of Possibility”
Sam Lawton, junior, Emerging Media Arts; “XR Limb: Applied Synesthesia and Immersive Technology”
Héctor Palala, Ph.D. student, Teaching, Learning and Teacher Education; “Kematz’ib’ Weaving Words: A Journey to Mayan Language Preservation”
Sahand Serajian, Ph.D. student, Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering; “Angels, Demons and Batteries”
To register to attend: https://go.unl.edu/mug0
