Poster Competition
The posters are judged by a judging board, assigned two per entry with the final score being the average between the two judges' score. Posters are scored on a scale of 1-10 in the following categories: Background/Hypothesis, Relevances/Significance, Having Clear/Linked Methods, Clear/Strong Conclusions, Overall Organization, Oral Presentation.
Results
1st Place
Majid Rostami - "Collective NK Cell Surveillance: Integrating Causal Inference and Network Theory to Reveal Coordinated Anti-Tumor Responses"
2nd Place (Tie)
Songjie Jia - "Cable-Driven Inflatable Soft Robot"
Sazzad Hossain - "Data pruning for machine learning based electronic structure prediction"
Hackathon
The competition welcomed all levels of cybersecurity skill. Teams were balanced based on levels of experience and there was mandatory training for all participants on Day 1 (Oct 1). Participants worked as teams to hack various systems of an autonomous vehicle. Scholarship prizes: $500 for 1st, $400 for 2nd, and $300 for 3rd place.
Results
1st Place
Connor Nola, Jennifer Celeste, Robby Johnson, Mitchell Kelly, Cedric Keller, Tagore Kosireddy
2nd Place
Noah Holland, Carter Moulton, Evelyn Smith, John Yarbourgh
3rd Place
Charlie Petrach, Ty Miller, Lorenzo Arrendondo, Ian Hassett, Aiden Arbuckle, Trent Verboncouer
