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Human Communication in a Connected World

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In 2020 we had to offer our REU program virtually, due to Covid-19 pandemics. We hosted 10 outstanding students - 8 through this REU program and 2 through REU supplements to existing NSF grants:

An Nguyen, a Computer Science major from Harvey Mudd College
Tabitha See Ya Lee, a Computer Science major from Vanderbilt University
Shawn Huesman, a Computer Science major from Northern Kentucky University
Marlowe McCraney, an Applied Computer Science major from Birmingham-Southern College
Aidan Kelley, a Computer Science major from Washington University in St Louis
Emilee Daniel, a Computer Science and Political Science double major from Washington College
Antonio Camara, a Computer Science major from Columbia University
Carson Rupp, a Data Science major from Purdue University
Haoda Wang, a Computer Science major from University of Southern California

Tyler Kann, an Electrical Engineering major from University of Washington

You can find the posters describing their research here:

SOSEN: A Framework for Generating Scientific Software Knowledge Graphs
Record Linkage for Learning Introductory Data Science using American Football Data

Identifying and Quantifying Polarization in Categorized Corpora

Identifying Kid-Friendly YouTube Content

California County Twitter Practices and Voter Turnout

Seamless Detection and Patching of Vulnerable Hash Functions in Binaries

Educational Disparities in Attainability

Detecting Similar Image Groups on Instagram During #BlackLivesMatter Protests

Building Simulation-Driven Pedagogic Activities for Cyberinfrastructure Learning

NSF Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) Site: Human Communication in a Connected World

NSF Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) Site:
Human Communication in a Connected World