The 11th
annual Student Research Symposium at South Dakota Mines, from April 6-8, includes an array of
cutting-edge research across many fields of study.
The 11th annual Student Research Symposium at South Dakota Mines, held from April 6-8, included an array of
cutting-edge research across many fields of study. The symposium, offered
virtually this year, covered two days of video presentations from both graduate
and undergraduate students. Awards were given to the top presenters in both
undergraduate and graduate categories.
The winners are listed here:
Graduate Students:
1st – Ram Saraswat, Department of Nanoscience and Nanoengineering
2nd – Whytneigh Duffie, Department of Chemical and Biological
Engineering
3rd – Fleford Redoloza, Department of Geology and Geological Engineering
Undergraduate Students:
1st – Jackson Cates, Department of Computer Science and Engineering
2nd – Seth Bendigo, Department of Physics
3rd – Joseph Brett, Department of Nanoscience and Nanoengineering
In total 74 students presented research
happening across the Mines campus during the symposium. The awards ceremony
included $3,500 in cash prizes for top winners.