photo by Susan Griffith
Kay Molkentin, CWRU
director of corporate and foundation relations, brought
her son Alexander to view posters during Research ShowCASE.
photo by Mike Sands
More than 600 faculty,
staff and students displayed their research at the first
ever event.
photo by Mike Sands
James W. Wagner, provost and University
vice president—joined by Mark Coticchia (bottom far
left), vice president of research and technology management,
and Lynn Singer, deputy provost and vice president for academic
programs—gave opening remarks.
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photo byMike Sands
Shirley M. Tilghman, president of
Princeton University, gave the keynote address at Research
ShowCASE 2003.
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Five graduate students were honored at Research ShowCASE 2003
as winners of the poster competition. They are:
First Place:
Gabriela Voskerician, department of biomedical engineering, Case
School of Engineering and School of Medicine, for "In vivo inflammatory
and wound healing response of sequential well opening of drug
free MEMS micro-reservoir delivery devices."
Additional authors were Rebecca Scheidt Shawgo, Aaron Lynn, James
M. Anderson, Michael J. Cima and Robert Langer.
Second Place:
Carolyn Nieman, Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing, for "Use
Of The Broselow Tape May Under Resuscitate Children."
Additional authors were James Merlino, Dennis Super, Christopher
Manacci, Lisa Lorenz, Harry Rees, Charlene Mancuso and William
Fallon.
Third Place:
James Conway, department of physiology and biophysics, School
of Medicine, for "Analysis of the macrophage and foam cell proteomes."
Additional author was Michael Kinter.
Fourth Place:
Akshay Kokil, department of macromolecular science & engineering,
Case School of Engineering, for "Synthesis and Properties of Semiconducting
Conjugated Polymer Networks.
Additional authors were Irina Shiyanovskaya, instructor; Kenneth
D. Singer, professor of physics; and Christoph Weder, associate
professor of macromolecular science.
Fifth Place:
Jun Ye, department of marketing and policy studies, Weatherhead
School of Management, for "Change Sans Tears: Understanding Change
Process for Frontline Employees in Service Organizations."
Additional authors were Jagdip Singh, professor of Marketing
and Policy Studies, and Detelina Marinova, assistant professor
of Marketing and Policy Studies.
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