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MMC Biology Students at 2015 William Paterson Research Symposium

Biology students Marisa Dunigan, Austin Gellis, Katherine Ness, and Rosie Wenrich presented their original research at the 9th Annual Undergraduate Research Symposium in the Biological and Chemical Sciences at William Paterson University on April 11th. Marisa Dunigan took the top prize in her category. All four students conduct research in environmental chemistry with Prof. Leri.
  • Practicing on the eve of the symposium.
    Practicing on the eve of the symposium.
  • Practicing on the eve of the symposium.
    Practicing on the eve of the symposium.
  • Practicing on the eve of the symposium.
    Practicing on the eve of the symposium.
  • Rosie Wenrich presents her research on the Organic and Inorganic Composition of Different Phytoplankton Species by FT-IR Analysis.
    Rosie Wenrich presents her research on the “Organic and Inorganic Composition of Different Phytoplankton Species by FT-IR Analysis.”
  • Rosie Wenrich presents her research on the Organic and Inorganic Composition of Different Phytoplankton Species by FT-IR Analysis.
    Rosie Wenrich presents her research on the “Organic and Inorganic Composition of Different Phytoplankton Species by FT-IR Analysis.”
  • Rosie Wenrich with her poster on the Organic and Inorganic Composition of Different Phytoplankton Species by FT-IR Analysis
    Rosie Wenrich with her poster on the “Organic and Inorganic Composition of Different Phytoplankton Species by FT-IR Analysis”
  • Katie Ness presents her research on Environmentally Friendly Alternatives to Chlorine Bleaching in Laundry Applications.
    Katie Ness presents her research on “Environmentally Friendly Alternatives to Chlorine Bleaching in Laundry Applications.”
  • Katie Ness with her poster, Environmentally Friendly Alternatives to Chlorine Bleaching in Laundry Applications
    Katie Ness with her poster, “Environmentally Friendly Alternatives to Chlorine Bleaching in Laundry Applications”
  • Lunchtime.
    Lunchtime.
  • Austin Gellis presents his research on Analysis of Arabian Sea Deep-Water Sediment Trap Particulates via Microscopy and IR Spectroscopy.
    Austin Gellis presents his research on “Analysis of Arabian Sea Deep-Water Sediment Trap Particulates via Microscopy and IR Spectroscopy.”
  • Austin Gellis presents his research on Analysis of Arabian Sea Deep-Water Sediment Trap Particulates via Microscopy and IR Spectroscopy.
    Austin Gellis presents his research on “Analysis of Arabian Sea Deep-Water Sediment Trap Particulates via Microscopy and IR Spectroscopy.”
  • Austin Gellis presents his research on Analysis of Arabian Sea Deep-Water Sediment Trap Particulates via Microscopy and IR Spectroscopy.
    Austin Gellis presents his research on “Analysis of Arabian Sea Deep-Water Sediment Trap Particulates via Microscopy and IR Spectroscopy.”
  • Austin Gellis presents his research on Analysis of Arabian Sea Deep-Water Sediment Trap Particulates via Microscopy and IR Spectroscopy.
    Austin Gellis presents his research on “Analysis of Arabian Sea Deep-Water Sediment Trap Particulates via Microscopy and IR Spectroscopy.”
  • Austin Gellis with his poster on Analysis of Arabian Sea Deep-Water Sediment Trap Particulates via Microscopy and IR Spectroscopy.
    Austin Gellis with his poster on “Analysis of Arabian Sea Deep-Water Sediment Trap Particulates via Microscopy and IR Spectroscopy.”
  • Marisa Dunigan presents her research on Antioxidant Activity in Edible Brown Seaweeds.
    Marisa Dunigan presents her research on “Antioxidant Activity in Edible Brown Seaweeds.”
  • Marisa Dunigan presents her research on Antioxidant Activity in Edible Brown Seaweeds.
    Marisa Dunigan presents her research on “Antioxidant Activity in Edible Brown Seaweeds.”
  • Marisa Dunigan with her poster on Antioxidant Activity in Edible Brown Seaweeds.
    Marisa Dunigan with her poster on “Antioxidant Activity in Edible Brown Seaweeds.”
  • Marisa Dunigan was awarded 1st place in the Physiology category.
    Marisa Dunigan was awarded 1st place in the Physiology category.
  • Congratulations to Marisa Dunigan on her FIRST PLACE award!
    Congratulations to Marisa Dunigan on her FIRST PLACE award!
  • Austin Gellis, Marisa Dunigan, Rosie Wenrich, and Katherine Ness at the 9th Annual Undergraduate Research Symposium in the Biological and...
    Austin Gellis, Marisa Dunigan, Rosie Wenrich, and Katherine Ness at the 9th Annual Undergraduate Research Symposium in the Biological and Chemical Sciences at William Paterson University on April 11, 2015.
  • The students with their research advisor, Prof. Leri.
    The students with their research advisor, Prof. Leri.
  • Enjoying the NJ sunshine after a long day.
    Enjoying the NJ sunshine after a long day.
MMC Biology Students at 2015 William Paterson Research Symposium