Courant 75th Anniversary Student Poster Presentations
Student Poster Presentations
An event to celebrate Courant Institute's 75th anniversary
May 7th 2011, 12:30-1:30pm
13th Floor Lounge, WWH
Selected Courant undergraduate and graduate students will be presenting posters of their research undertaken here at the Courant Institute. All Courant community and visitors here are welcome to attend and view the posters. Lunch and refreshments will be served.
A Courant faculty commitee will select three winner posters for which prizes will be given.
Prizes
The three best research posters will receive an Apple iPad each.
All presenters will receive a Courant t-shirt.
Presenters and Poster Titles
Title and Abstracts of the Poster Presentation
Peter Bella , Math PhD student
Title: Metric-induced wrinkling of an elastic thin film
Katarina Bellova, Math PhD student
Title: Nodal Sets of Stekloff Eigenfunctions
David Broun, COB PhD student,
Title: Topological specificity in cytokine response coding
Evan Chou, Math PhD student
Title: A Multiscale Approach to Digital Halftoning
Naftali Cohen, CAOS PhD student
Title: A Modeling Framework to Study Interaction between Resolved and Parameterized Waves
Benoit Corda, COB PhD student
Title: Object detection, image segmentation and scenes parsing using convolutional network
Edoardo Corona, Math PhD student
Title: Inextensible vesicle evolution in the presence of smooth boundaries
Piriyadharshini Devendran, Math PhD student
Title: An Immersed Boundary Energy-Based Method for Incompressible Viscoelasticity
Thomas Fai, Math PhD student
Title: An FFT-based Immersed Boundary Method for Variable Viscosity and Density Fluids
Paul Gazzillo, CS PhD student
Title: Syntactic Foundations for Refactoring C Or: How to Tame the C Preprocessor
Maria Gehne, CAOS PhD student
Title: Spectral analysis of tropical atmospheric dynamical variables using a linear shallow water modal decomposition
Carl Gladish, CAOS PhD student
Title: Modeling the mechanics and thermodynamics of ice shelves in warm oceans
Sara Grundel, Math PhD student
Title: A rational subdivision sphere
Steven Heilman, Math PhD student
Title: An analysis of the critical points of the propeller problem
An-Sheng Jhang, Math PhD student
Title: Growing Suspensions
Kenneth Ho, COB PhD student
Title: Fast Direct solvers by multilevel matrix compression
Angjoo Kim, CS undergraduate student
Title: Automated detection of diabetic retinopathy using an artificial neural network
Samantha Lozada, Math undergraduate student
Title: Glucose Regulation in Diabetes
Enkeleida Lushi, Math PhD student
Title: Chemotaxis effects in supsensions of micro-swimmers: modeling, analysis and computations
Andrew Matteson, COB PhD student
Title: Model Merging and Parameter Identification of EGFR and c-MET Signaling Cascades
Sandra May , Math PhD student
Title: Two-dimensional slope limiting for embedded boundary grids
Giuseppe Narzisi, CS PhD Student
Title: Scoring-and-Unfolding Trimmed Tree Assembler: Algorithms for Assembling Genome Sequences Accurately and Efficiently
Andras Pataki, Math PhD student
Title: High order methods for computing axisymmetric plasma equilibria
Rebeca Salas-boni, Math PhD student
Title: Principal components: a descent algorithm
Pierre Sermanet, CS PhD student
Title: Traffic Signs and Pedestrians Vision with Multi-Scale Convolutional Networks
Gulseher Sarah Sirin , COB PhD student
Title: The Aging Mechanism of Soman inhibited Acetylcholinesterase
Adam Stinchcombe , Math PhD student, AML
Title: Recoil Locomotion on Sea and on Land
Ang Sun, CS PhD student
Title: Semi-supervised Semantic Pattern Discovery with Guidance from Unsupervised
Pattern Clusters
Li XiChen, CAOS PhD student
Title: What will happen if the Solar Radiation reduces by 1/4: Preliminary investigations of the faint young sun paradox using Community Climate System Model.
Organizers
Enkeleida Lushi (lushi [at] cims.nyu.edu)
Robert Soulé (soule [at] cs.nyu.edu)
Selection Committee
Benjamin Goldberg
Sourav Chatterjee
Esteban Tabak
Rob Fergus
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