The Center for Cognitive and Brain Sciences is pleased to announce its fifth annual CogFest Undergraduate Poster Session.
Faculty, staff, and students from across the University are encouraged to join us on April 19 to hear research presentations from some of the brightest undergraduate minds at OSU.
Date: April 19, 2022
Time: 1:00 - 2:30 PM
Location: Thompson Library Campus Reading Room (11th Floor)
Meet the 2022 Undergraduate Presenters
Maura Kelleher
Advised by Dr. Jennifer Lundine
Major: Neuroscience
Project Title: Environmental Barriers Experienced by Children with Traumatic Brain Injury
Project Authors: Maura Kelleher; Dr. Jennifer Lundine, PhD
Payton Messersmith
Advised by Dr. Andrew Leber
Major: Public Management, Leadership, & Policy; Psychology
Project Title: The Adaptive Choice Visual Search: Social Comparison and Optimal Strategy Use
Project Authors: Payton Messersmith; Max Zhang; Andrew Leber, PhD
Devan Mallory
Advised by Dr. Micha Elsner
Major: Computer Science Engineering
Project Title: Cyquential AI: A generative approach to Symbolic Knowledge Acquisition
Project Authors: Devan Mallory
Zihan Bai
Advised by Dr. Julie Golomb
Major: Psychology
Project Title: Spatial Congruency Bias: The Influence of Background Scenes on Object-location binding
Project Authors: Zihan Bai; Yong Min Choi; Julie D Golomb PhD
Hannah Ackley
Advised by Dr. Andrew Leber
Major: Computer Science Engineering
Project Title: Why are predictive spatial cues sometimes ignored?
Project Authors: Hannah J. Ackley; Tianyu Zhang; Walden Y. Li; Andrew B. Leber, PhD
Rebekah Stanhope
Advised by Dr. Laura Wagner
Major: Linguistics
Project Title: Examining Perception of Prosodic Contrasts in 7-12 Year Old Children
Project Authors: Rebekah Stanhope; Rachael Frush Holt, PhD; Shari Speer, PhD; Laura Wagner, PhD
Arian Sorani
Advised by Dr. Ruchika Prakash and Dr. Theodore Beauchaine
Major: Psychology
Project Title: Does resting-state frontostriatal connectivity account for comorbidity between substance abuse vulnerability and trait impulsivity?
Project Authors: Arian Sorani; Shaadee Samimy; Theodore Beauchaine, PhD