Earth Environmental Science Senior Thesis Research Confer

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As part of year-long program, seniors in Earth & Environmental Science presented original research at a conference attended by graduate students and faculty on April 19, 2019.

Jane Dmochowski, Senior Lecturer and seminar Co-director, explains, “One of the goals of the seminar is giving them the opportunity to learn about the wide range of research that is done in earth and environmental science. This is a good place for them to experience giving and receiving feedback.”

At the end of the spring semester, all seminar students gave poster presentations. Four students were selected by their peers to give brief public lectures.

The “final four” students were:

Walter Dawydiak, C’19: A Prey Saturation Approach as an Improved Method for Estimating Microzooplankton Grazing Rates (advised by Nicole Poulton, Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences)

Jack Stack: The Evolution of Skull Elongation in Ray-Finned Fishes (advised by Lauren Sallan, Martin Meyerson Assistant Professor in Interdisciplinary Studies)

Darby Levin: Vegetation Recovery After Wildfire in the Santa Monica Mountains: A Remote Sensing Analysis (advised by Jane Dmochowski, Senior Lecturer)

Charlotte de Vaulx: Mapping the Temperature Landscape of Caminibacter Mediatlanticus Sulfur-Reduction (advised by Ileana Pérez-Rodríguez, Assistant Professor of Earth and Environmental Science and Elliman Faculty Fellow)

Produced by Penn Arts & Sciences
• Filmed and edited by Alex Schein
• Additional filming by Brooke Sietinsons
• Music by Immersive Music, "Nature is Calling"

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