Members of the
ChBE
Graduate Student Advisory Council and the Department of Chemical & Biomolecular
Engineering organized the "7th Annual Graduate Research Symposium".
Upper level graduate students were urged to make oral presentations and more recent students were encouraged to make poster presentations of their research.
Twelve students took the opportunity to present their research orally to faculty, students and judges on Friday morning.
That afternoon, the unit operations lab was abuzz with research discussions and interactions generated by the eleven poster presentations.
Five former alumni and friends
of the School of Chemical Sciences graciously consented to be judges and provided the students
with insights gained from their experience.
Judges, (from left to right) Qingjun Meng, Brian Anderson,
Christopher Burcham, Bruce Cook, and Stephen Tyler
Judges
Brian C Anderson, Ph.D.
B.S. ChBE, 1998
Global Pharmaceutical Operation
Manufacturing Science & Technology
Process Science & Engineering
Abbott
Christopher Burcham, Ph.D.
B.S. ChBE, 1992
Principal Research Scientist
Process Definition
Chemical Product Research and Development
Eli Lilly and Company
Bruce Cook, Ph.D.
Ph.D. Chemistry, 1987
Advanced Refining Manager
BP Products North America
Qingjun Meng , Ph.D.
Ph.D. ChBE, 2004
Senior Research Engineer
PX Asset Improvement
BP Products North America
Stephen M. Tyler
M.S. University of Georgia
Director, Quality Assurance
Global Pharmaceutical Operations
Strategic Quality & Technical Operations
Abbott
Feedback from the judges
Symposium Planning Committee
Much thanks for the smooth functioning of this symposium needs to go to these students.
Carl Denard (GSAC VP)
Khushnuma Koita (GSAC Group Representative)
So Youn Kim (GSAC Group Representative)
Mike Thorson (GSAC Group Representative)
Yevgeniy Kondratenko accepting his prize from Prof. Seebauer.
Event organizers, Mike Thorson (left), So Youn Kim (right), and Carl Denard
(extreme right).