The
Capitol Research Summit in Topeka is an annual event organized through
collaborative efforts between three state universities – The University
of Kansas, Wichita State University, Kansas State University, and the
University of Kansas Medical Center. The main purpose of the summit is
to provide an opportunity for selected graduate students to expose the
State government and education officials, as well as the general
public, to the quality of graduate research performed in the State of
Kansas.
The
students selected for this event are involved in research, including
physical and natural sciences, engineering, sociology, history, and
education; which provides a direct impact on the State of Kansas. As
the Kansas Legislature extends support for basic research funding to
these schools, the summit provides the researchers, in turn, an
opportunity to present to the results of their investment. |
10th Annual
Capitol
Graduate Research Summit |
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Thursday,
February 14, 2013 |
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10:00 am – 1:00 pm |
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2nd Floor of the Rotunda at the Capitol |
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SW 10th & SW Jackson |
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Topeka, KS 66612 |
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2012 Proclamation by the Governor for Graduate Student Research
Week, February13-17, 2012.
2012 CGRS winners:
Kansas State University
Ayomi Perera: Design of a 'Greener'
Solar Cell Using Mycobacterial Protein MspA
Wilson Smith: Feasiblity of Using Lignin:
Plant Derived Material for Stabilization of Unpaved Roads
University of Kansas
Laura Dean: Leading Kansas? Determinants of
Human Trafficking Policy Variation in the United States and Kansas
A.J. Mellott: Approaching Inner Ear Hair Cell
Regeneration Through Non-Viral Gene Therapy
University of Kansas Medical Center
Lacey Lucense: MicroRNAS Are Necessary for
Female Fertility
Jessica Witherspoon: Shoulder Instability May
Depend on Labral and Capsular Properties
Wichita State University
Zachary Kral: Use of Artificial Neural
Networks to Detect Damage in Composite Laminates
Heath E. Misak: The Benefits of Magnetic/Proetin
Targeted Drug Delivery in Treating Skin Cancer In-Vivo
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