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March 26, 2018

Graduate students to participate in Capitol Graduate Research Summit tomorrow

Submitted by Kelsey Peterson

The 15th Capitol Graduate Research Summit will take place on Tuesday, March 27.

The Summit will feature 10 Kansas State 1xbet online sports betting graduate students who research important Kansas topics, including highway safety, mental health, animal health and more.

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Graduate students will present their research posters from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and interact with legislators, the 1xbet online sports betting Board of Regents and the public. Members of the community are invited to attend.

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The 10 students were chosen based on their research presentations at Research and the State, an annual on-campus event in November 2017:

• Stuart Sprague, doctoral student in horticulture, Manhattan, for "Expression of ATGRXS17 in maize increases yield under heat stress." His faculty advisor is Sunghun Park, associate professor of horticulture and natural resources.

• Kahao Lim, doctoral student in civil engineering, Temple City, California, for "Sustainable resource recovery from municipal wastewater in a pilot-scale anaerobic membrane bioreactor (anmbr) at Fort Riley, KS." His faculty advisor is Prathap Parameswaran, assistant professor of civil engineering.

• Samantha Fox, doctoral student in biology, Dawson, Georgia, for "Soil microbial community shifts due to different fire severities." Her faculty advisor is Ari Jumpponen, professor of biology.

• Barrett Scroggs, doctoral student in family studies and human services, Duluth, Georgia, for "The influence of parental emotional support on income and well-being during the transition to adulthood: a life-span approach comparing sexual minority and heterosexual individuals." His faculty advisor is Amber Vennum, associate professor of family studies and human services.

• Laura Constance, doctoral student in veterinary pathobiology, Clyde, North Carolina, for "Role of the gut microbiome in response to vaccination and viral respiratory infection in growing pigs." Her faculty advisor is Megan Niederwerder, assistant professor of diagnostic medicine and pathobiology.

• Jillian Joyce, doctoral student in human nutrition, Greensburg, Pennsylvania, for "Development of evidence-based school lunch best practices: a critical review." Her faculty advisor is Sara Rosenkranz, assistant professor of food, nutrition, dietetics and health.

• Ashley Kelly, master's student in horticulture, Australia, for "Inspiring future conservationists through a junior zookeeper program." Her faculty advisor is Jeffrey Skibins, assistant professor of park management and conservation.

• Yile "Tom" Su, master's student in family studies and human services, China, for "Enhance health with a new evidence-based treatment for depression." His faculty advisor is Joyce Baptist, associate professor of family studies and human services.

• Rijesh Karmacharya, master's student in civil engineering, Nepal, for "Calibration of highway safety manual for 4-legged signalized intersections at urban and suburban areas in 1xbet online sports betting ." His faculty advisor is Sunanda Dissanayake, professor of civil engineering.

• Narmadha Mohankumar, doctoral student in statistics, Sri Lanka, for "Optimizing the design of the 1xbet online sports betting mesonet environmental monitoring network." Her faculty advisor is Andres Patrignani, assistant professor of agronomy.

Learn more about the Graduate Student Council Research Forums.