Skyler Miller, “Archaeological Analyses of Prehistoric Projectile Points: New Insights in Technology and Variability” Mentor: Gregg Jamison, College of General Studies – Social Sciences & Business This project is an analysis of a collection of Native American prehistoric projectile points…… Read More
Jacob Duchac, “Natural Climate Change” Mentor: Phillip Owens, College of General Studies – Mathematics & Natural Sciences The past century has shown a significant increase in the average global temperature. The source of this temperature change, however, is not fully…… Read More
Braedon Brehm & Dominic Robson, “Natural Energy Decomposition Analysis for Molecular Interactions: Applications to Hydrogen Bonding” Mentor: Mohamed Ayoub, College of General Studies – Mathematics & Natural Sciences We present a procedure for partitioning interaction energy into electrical (EL), charge…… Read More
Jacob Grudnowski, “Patterns of Female Mate Choice in Sympatric Cichlid Fishes of the Genus Labeotropheus” Mentor: Michael Pauers, College of General Studies – Mathematics & Natural Sciences Sexual selection, especially female mate choice, has been an important force in the…… Read More
Trent Sanborn, “Patterns of Gene Expression in Lake Malawi Cichlids Raised in Turbulent versus Calm Conditions” Mentor: Michael Pauers, College of General Studies – Mathematics & Natural Sciences The cichlid fishes of Lake Malawi in eastern Africa are famous among…… Read More
Halie Gehling, “Resistance Isn’t Futile: The Fight Against Buckthorn Allelopathy” Mentor: Teresa Schueller, College of General Studies – Mathematics & Natural Sciences Common buckthorn (Rhamnus cathartica) is a highly invasive plant that is quickly overtaking Wisconsin and much of the…… Read More