1. Kelem Gashu Alamrie, The Link Between Photorespiration and One-carbon Metabolism

2. Ilhomjon Aslanov, Central Asia faces new ecological challenges due to the impacts of global climate change

3. Tapas Bhattacharyya, Hepatic OATP a reporter protein for MRI of cell therapy

4. Leanne (Li-Yuan) Chang, Strategies for Assessing Health Information Credibility on Social Media Among Older Adults: A Qualitative Study

5. Xayapheth Chaphichith, Institutional Autonomy of Higher Education:Historical Perspective of National University of Laos

6. Deepak Bhandari Dharamchand Bhandari, Pathogen-triggered immune activation leads to local cell wall remodeling and alters AGP accumulation

7. Lei Fan, Myocardial perfusion-mechanics computational model for predicting demand-supply mismatch across the heart wall

8. Orzigul Ganieva, The Poetics of XX century American Realistic Short Fiction

9. Singh Gurjeet, A data-driven approach using the remotely sensed high-resolution soil moisture product to identify water-demand in agricultural regions

10. Syeda Hamdani, Facile Approach for the Development of Oil and Water-Resistant Coated Papers Employing Environmentally Friendly Graft Copolymers

11. Dilorom Ismoilova, The semantic field of "Crime" in English and Uzbek languages

12. Ajmir Khan, Melt-pretreatment impact on poly (ethylene terephthalate) chemical recycling

13. Artem Kiselev, Homeostasis of Langerhans Cells

14. Pulane Koosaletse-Mswela, Safety of vegetables irrigated with treated effluent from a wastewater treatment plant in Gaborone, Botswana

15. Aleksandra Kostina, A human embryonic-like heart organoid model with recreated neural crest cell migration

16. Qiang Liu, Easement reform of collective forest land in national parks: Impact on the employment transfer of forest farmers

17. Cristal Lopez Gonzalez, How plant leaves modify its phylloplane under external pH changes

18. Francois Maclot, Influence of host variety and community composition on the dynamics of virus infections in a North American native prairie grass

19. Gulbakhor Nazarova, Gender Difference in Speech and Communication

20. Pranav Pillai, Inducing a condensation event at differing humidities to study release kinetics of a plant growth regulator from a polymer film

21. Irene Segopolo, Narratives and lived experiences of female patients, survivors, and caregivers in Botswana; An exploratory study

22. Anuradha Singh, Genetic analysis of leaf functional and eco-physiological traits for optimized photosynthesis in sorghum

23. Constanze Tinz, The role of nucleus accumbens neurons projecting to the ventral hippocampus in sex-specific stress susceptibility in mice

24. Amar Deep Tiwari, Interplays between dam construction, climate, hydrology, land use, and ecology in the lower Mekong River basin

25. Baneen Umm Ul, Objectivity in the era of Citizen Journalism: Self reporting in Kashmir Post Aug 5 ,2019

26. Sumera Umrani, Teacher Development through the Construction of Teacher Identity: A Cross-cultural Study

27. Haifeng Wang, Computational Modeling of Coronary Sinus Occlusion for Ischemia

Register to be a presenter by completing this survey. Please read carefully about the methods of presentation below, you will be required to select a method within the survey. 

Deadline to register is Friday, March 17th. 

Questions? Email jvisas(at)msu.edu

OISS will provide you with a table and space. Below are the options in which you may choose to do your presentation:

Poster:

You must provide your own poster. You can print one through the MSU Library - https://lib.msu.edu/hollander/servicedesk/

If you will need an easel, please indicate that request on the registration form. 

Laptop/iPad:

You must provide your own laptop or iPad. OISS can provide a monitor to display your work. You will need to bring your own connectors. 

Art/Sculpture:

Indicate on the registration form if you have special space needs to display your work. 

Other Table Top Display:

OISS can provide a trifold cardboard display board in either of the following sizes: 35.5" x 44" or 28" x 40" 

Join OISS to learn, appreciate, and get inspired by our scholars’ work here at MSU. This will give you the opportunity to ask questions and connect with professionals in the field of your interest! 

The 2023 Scholar Showcase will be held during a special OISS Coffee Hour on Friday, April 7th from 4:00-6:00PM EST in the International Center, Spartan Rooms B & C. Light refreshments will be served.