The College of Science congratulates these science students who received Undergraduate Research, Innovation and Creativity (URISC) awards to pursue research this summer. The OSU Office of Research funds URISC awards to enable students to pursue research guided by a faculty advisor during the summer.
The undergraduate experience is greatly enhanced by engaging in research early and often. Research helps students learn to balance collaborative and individual work. Undergraduate research also deepens critical thinking skills and improves academic performance.
2015 URISC Award Recipients
Biology major Amy Bortvedt - Impacts of Nanoencapsulation on Pesticide Toxicity, Stability and Persistence
Physics major Jeremy Rath - Incorporation of Xylindein in Optoelectronic Devices
Chemistry major Marshall Bend - Vinyl Sulfone Addition through Suzuki Cross Coupling
Chemistry major Cassandra Lew - Antibiotic and Anticancer Active Metabolites from Soil Bacteria
