2024 STEM-NET Student Summer Research Program Showcase (Group 1)

Congratulations to our STEM-NET Summer Student Research program recipients! STEM-NET awarded $3,750 to each of five students to conduct undergraduate research for the summer 2024 term. These funds support students conducting research under the guidance of a CSU faculty member. After their research projects, they will present their findings at a virtual event on Friday, September 13, 2024, at 11 am. Please note, six students will be presenting during this event. Brian Rubio, who was awarded the Edison Student Research Fellowship in the spring 2024 semester, will also be presenting with this group.

Schedule & Agenda

Time	Introduction
11:02 AM	Dr. Frank A. Gomez

Time	Student Presenters
11:02 AM	Anthony Avendano College Level: Senior Campus: Stanislaus College: College of Science Department: Computer Science Presentation Title: Influence Maximization with Multiplex Embedding and Deep Reinforcement Learning
11:10 AM	Mayra Hernandez College Level: Junior Campus: Long Beach College: Natural Sciences and Mathematics Department: Biology Presentation Title: Enhancing Diabetic Foot Ulcer Management with Long Beach Wound Scores: A Collaborative Machine Learning Approach in Clinical Decision-Making
11:18 AM	Priscilla Jussicha College Level: Senior Campus: San Bernardino College: Natural Sciences Department: Kinesiology Presentation Title: ‘Cued at First Sight’: Evaluating the Various Influences on Gaze Cues
11:26 AM	Yahtziri Martínez College Level: Senior Campus: San Bernardino College: Natural Sciences Department: Kinesiology Presentation Title: Effects of Augmented Feedback Effects on Motor Learning in Simulated Automotive Racing
11:34 AM	Ainsley Jennieve Perez College Level: Junior Campus: San Diego State Department: College of Health and Human Services; Speech Language and Hearing Sciences Presentation Title: Language Variation in Grammatical Production of Youth and Adults
11:42 AM	Brian Rubio College Level: Senior Campus: Fullerton College: College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics Department: Biology Presentation Title: Who is in Control: Is Animal Development Controlled by the Animal’s Genes or by its Microbiome?

Time	Q & A
11:50 AM	The audience can ask the presenters questions.

Time	Closing Remarks
12:10 PM	Dr. Frank A. Gomez