SuperCollider 2020 took place in February 2020, as COVID-19 was spreading on the other side of the world. One month later, our entire country would be shut down for months, along with the research of our KY NSF EPSCoR participants. Thankfully, two years later, those same participants, alongside some new faces, were finally able to gather together in person for SuperCollider 2022 at the Speed School Art Museum in Louisville, Kentucky.
Hosted by the University of Louisville, the collaborative program followed a familiar format: presentations from principal investigators, a networking lunch, a meeting with the Industrial Advisory Board, and then finally, and most importantly, a student poster session. Due to COVID-19, this was for many the students the first opportunity to present their research in person. The posters were judged by Post-Doc scholars, and the winners announced at the end of the program.
We are proud to offer the entire presentation section of the program below:
POSTER WINNERS
High School
Sahil Krishnani, Carol Martin Gatton Academy of Mathematics and Science
Undergrad
Brooke Ritz, University of Louisville
Karthik Sricharan Malyala Venkata, University of Louisville
Natalie Warning, University of Louisville
Katherine Rogers, Eastern Kentucky University
Grad – MS
Jessica Bone, Eastern Kentucky University
Anish Raut, Morehead State
Ahmet Kaan Aydin, Western Kentucky University
Grad- PhD
Keerthan Raghavendra Rao, University of Kentucky
Madison Bates, University of Kentucky
Johnathan George, University of Louisville
Congratulations to the student presentation winners! We’ve posted a few highlight student presenation clips from the event below. KY NSF EPSCoR would like to thank all the participants, organizers, and the University of Louisville for making SuperCollider 2022 a success.
