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VIRTUAL CONFERENCE

JULY 23 – 24, 2020 boisestate.edu/icur/ The Idaho Conference on Undergraduate Research (ICUR), the first of its kind in the state of Idaho, is a celebration showcasing the leading edge of undergraduate research. The mission of ICUR is to promote mentored undergraduate research, scholarship, and creative activity in Idaho in all disciplines. The goals of ICUR are to highlight the engagement of undergraduate students from multiple areas of research, to build an extended scholarly community across institutional boundaries in Idaho, and to ensure diversity in institutional representation, academic discipline, and student background.

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3 DR. MARLENE TROMPDR. MARLENEROMP, President, Boise State

4 –5 PROGRAM PAGES

6 KEVIN D. SATTERLEE President,

7 C. SCOTT GREEN C. SCOTT GREEN President, Dear student researchers, faculty and friends, 8 –26 POSTER TITLES BY POSTER NUMBER Thank you for your participation and your support of the 27 SPONSORING Idaho Conference on Undergraduate Research.

28-30 POSTER NUMBER INDEX This collaborative event brings together some of our state’s brightest student researchers to share their impactful work. This year — just like so many other Photos provided by Boise State University Visual Services, events — it has taken a different form. Researchers and Idaho State University Photographic Services, and University of event organizers had to pivot to a virtual environment. Idaho Photo Services. They had to learn how to study and stay focused on the work at hand. Then, they had to translate that work into digital portrayals of their research. Each of them is to be commended for their creativity, their perseverance, and their hard work.

This kind of commitment, positivity and creative thinking will be more vital than ever as we move forward through the challenges of our current moment and into the uncertainties of the future. Research will be an important part of that movement forward. Not only do discoveries create new knowledge in the world and advances that materially improve lives across the globe, but we also know the impact it has on helping students to become innovative thinkers and leaders. These are all extraordinary outcomes.

The Idaho Conference on Undergraduate Research embodies the heart of a research university — faculty and graduate students mentoring and engaging our undergraduate students and preparing them to lead the world beyond graduation. You truly are among an impressive group of innovators today. Thank you for supporting this great work.

Sincerely, DR. MARLENE TROMP, Idaho Conference on Undergraduate Research PRESIDENT, BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY 1910 University Drive, Boise, Idaho 83725 Phone (208) 426-1905 boisestate.edu/icur/ ICUR 2020 [email protected] 33 4 ICUR 2020 ICUR 2020 10:30 –11:30A.M. 11:30 A.M.–1P.M. 2:30 –­ 10 –­ 2 –2:30P.M. 10:30 A.M. 3:30P.M. 3:30P.M. 1 –­ TIMES 2P.M. 9 PROGRAM A.M. ADJOURN FORTHEDAY Location: Facilitator/Presenter: JillanaFinnegan STRATEGIES FORASUCCESSFUL RESEARCHEXPERIENCE BREAK Location: Speakers: Moderator: STUDENT LIGHTNINGTALKS BREAK Location: Panel Discussion: Moderator: GRADUATE SCHOOL–THEREALSTORY Location: Panel Discussion: Moderator: HOW ANDWHYTO GETINVOLVED INRESEARCHWHILEANUNDERGRADUATE BREAK Location: OPENING SESSION: THURSDAY, JULY 23 2 Room BreakoutZoom 1 Room BreakoutZoom Zoom MainRoom Zoom MainRoom Zoom MainRoom

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, BoiseState University , , BoiseState University, BiomolecularResearch Center , Student, IdahoState University , Student, BoiseState University Northwest Nazarene University , Faculty, BoiseState University , BoiseState University , Faculty, IdahoState University 5 ICUR 2020 Welcome to the Idaho Conference on Undergraduate Research for 2020.

Research in higher-education expands the boundaries of human knowledge through the work of dedicated scholars and teachers. When students have the opportunity to learn and engage in that process, they gain access to truly life- changing education.

At Idaho State University, we believe that undergraduate research helps students develop essential skills in problem- solving, critical thinking and networking. Undergraduate research provides truly unique and impactful learning opportunities for students. They leave our University with key skills that allow them to be competitive in the workforce.

Idaho State University faculty and administration support the pursuit of undergraduate student-faculty collaborative research across a broad range of disciplines, from political and behavioral science to biological science, from nuclear materials studies to anthropology. We provide students with opportunities to work on challenges such as water, energy, public health, and economic development while developing mentoring relationships to carry them through to graduate studies, and beyond.

The Idaho Conference on Undergraduate Research is a unique forum where we recognize achievements in research by undergraduate students within our state while promoting the importance of this aspect of their higher education. This conference showcases the efforts and results of research performed by students from each of Idaho's universities.

On behalf of the faculty and administration at Idaho State University, I welcome you and thank you for your contributions to this student experience at the 2020 Idaho Conference on Undergraduate Research.

KEVIN D. SATTERLEE,

PRESIDENT, IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY ICUR 2020

6 Greetings, It is my pleasure to welcome you to the Idaho Conference on Undergraduate Research (ICUR). This conference provides you an opportunity to exchange ideas across disciplines, expand your professional network and prepare for careers – all part of the University of Idaho’s mission of teaching, discovery and service. ICUR also offers a space for educators and researchers to learn more about the ways undergraduate research has enhanced your experience as a college student.

Undergraduate research is an integral part of a Vandal education that’s unique among U.S. universities. Between half and two-thirds of all U of I students participate in hands-on research as undergraduates. The University of Idaho (U of I) strives to support these activities across the state of Idaho and it is proud to be part of ICUR. Our institution recognizes the vast amount of work students put into academic inquiry and at ICUR we celebrate the undergraduate effort towards expanding the boundaries of our knowledge. The U of I applauds all students presenters at ICUR 2020.

U of I faculty members have joined colleagues from our sister institutions to plan and produce this exceptional conference. The insight and tools you gain will no doubt enhance your college experience. The skills learned here are an investment into the future of Idaho and our research-focused impact across this great state. Thank you for joining us.

Sincerely, C. SCOTT GREEN,

PRESIDENT, UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO ICUR 2020

7 8 ICUR 2020 RESEARCH Development Award (IDeA) from theNational Institute The project described was supported by anInstitutional UNIVERSITY OFIDAHO Moberly (Mentor) Dr. Kristopher V. Waynant, Dr. MarkF. Roll,Dr. JamesG. Ibrahim A.AlJanabi,SalmanAli,Jonathan R.Counts, Different Solidification Procedures 4 Award No. P217A170169. University through theDepartmentofEducation under Baccalaureate Achievement Program at IdahoState The project was fundedby theRonald E.McNairPost 1 Dr. JuliaE.Martin(Mentor) Hannah J. Aken Phosphoglucomutase Protein Metal-binding Sites inthePneumococcal 3 P20GM103408 andP20GM109095. of theNational Institutes ofHealthunderGrant Nos. from theNational Institute ofGeneral MedicalSciences given by Institutional Development Awards (IDeA) Chemistry andBiochemistry. Additional supportwas Up fundsfrom BoiseState University Department of in AidofResearch G201903158399123, andStart- Institutes ofHealthR01-HL138992-01, SigmaXi Grants The project describedwas supported by theNational BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY (Mentor) Aaron D. Ajeti,Maranda S.Cantrell, Dr. LisaR.Warner Increase Protein Expression 2 University. The project describedwas supported by BoiseState UNIVERSITY 1 Dr. MarionScheepers(Mentor) Aryan Agarwal 1 LEARNING BY IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY, INDIAN INSTITUTE OFTECHNOLOGY, DELHI, DesignandAnalysis ofForkAE-like Ciphers AMultilayered Approach to Predict Optimization ofBuffering Capacityto Proton DiffusioninHydrogels Under 1 , Dr. LiljanaBabinkostova (Mentor) 1 , Dr. MichaelL.Johnson(Mentor) 2 UNIVERSITY OFARIZONA 1 2 DOING

2 BOISE STATE 2 2 , , , , from theUIOffice ofUndergraduate Research. The project describedwas supported by astudent grant UNIVERSITY OFIDAHO Kawthar S.Alibrahim, Lori Wahl (Mentor) Garments 5 Science Foundation Award No. 180535. of HealthunderGrant No. P20GM103408 andNational of General MedicalSciences oftheNational Institutes under Grant Nos.P20GM103408 andP20GM109095. Medical Sciences of theNational Institutes ofHealth Awards (IDeA)from theNational Institute ofGeneral of BiologicalSciences andtheInstitutional Development The project describedwas supported by theDepartment BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Lighter, Karen Sanchez, Dr. JuliaOxford (Mentor) Israel Anaya Carmona,Grace H.Coughlin, Darren J. Syndrome 8 Health underGrant No. P20GM103408. of General MedicalSciences oftheNational Institutes of Development Award (IDeA)from theNational Institute The project describedwas supported by anInstitutional UNIVERSITY OFIDAHO Kylee D. Amos,Dr. Clarissa M.E.Richardson (Mentor) Pandemic 7 Education Research Council. Undergraduate Research Grant from theHigher This project issupported by a2019-2020 STEM UNIVERSITY OFIDAHO Evan M.Allen,Dr. MichaelR.Maughan(Mentor) Using Nanoindentation andAFM Plastic Zone Sizes Surrounding Fatigue Cracks 6 The Psychological Effects oftheCOVID-19 Color ChangeExploration in3DPrinted ACaseStudy Analysis ofBaller-Gerold Determining Residual Stress Fieldsand Foundation underAward No. OIA-1757324. EPSCoR Program andby theNational Science This project was madepossible by theNSFIdaho 1 Dusty Perkins (Mentor) Sonnen Zackery Szymczycha Emma K.Archey speciosa Variation inShowy Milkweed ( 12 Space Grant Consortium. The project describedwas supported by theNASA Idaho COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1 Nicholas Herrmann Braden Stoddard Cizmich Garrisen Nathan Appleby Rocket Payload “Skywalker VR” Reality Imagery:RockSat-X Suborbital 11 State University Office ofUndergraduate Research. No. P217A170169 andastudent grant from theIdaho through theU.S. DepartmentofEducation underAward E. McNairPost-Baccalaureate Achievement Program The project describedwas supported by theRonald IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY Dr. Kavita Sharma(Mentor) Rodriguez, Dr. Rene (Mentor), Jesus De Dr.Karl Paucar,Evelin N. Anibogwu, Rosemary Modification ( Sesquiterpene lactones (Sls) inSagebrush 10 Education Research Council. Undergraduate Research Grant from theHigher This project issupported by a2019-2020 STEM BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY (Mentor) DeAnna Andrade, Dr. KrishnaPakala, SamanthaSchauer Society 9 NORTHWEST NAZARENEUNIVERSITY, COLLEGE OFWESTERN IDAHO, Artemisia tridentata Contributions ofTop Ten Scholarsto our In-space RFCommunications andVirtual DoLeaf Characteristics Display Ecotypic Identification andQuantification of 1 , Leslie Blackburn )? 1 1 , Aaron Borger , MiaCinello-Smith 1 2 , Devyn Duryea , Jordan Karimi 2 , Dr. Stephen Parke (Mentor) 1 , DaisonWeedop 1 ) andItsChemical 1 , Francis Kilkenny (Mentor) 2 1 U.S. FOREST SERVICE , BenjaminCampbell 1 2 , AngelinaOuye , Boonyarat Onlamai 1 , Casey Robinson Asclepias 2 KAUAI KAUAI 1 , Michaela 2 2 , 1 , 2 1 , , 2 , The project describedwas supported by astudent grant UNIVERSITY OFIDAHO Dr. AnnF. Brown (Mentor) (Mentor), Brooks Samantha Bideganeta, M. Hannah Intervention inCollegiate Dancers a 6-week Protein Supplementation Metabolic Rate, andSleepQualityFollowing 14 (P20GM109095). of theNational Institute ofHealth(P20GM103408), from theNational Institute ofGeneral MedicalSciences an Institutional Development Award (IDeA)received by theBSUBiomolecularResearch Center aspartof The project describedwas supported by fundsallocated IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY (Mentor) Reagan A.Badger, Dr. Ken Aho, Dr. KintaServe on GutMicrobiota ofMice 13 No. P217A170273. through theU.S. DepartmentofEducation underAward E. McNairPost-Baccalaureate Achievement Program The project describedwas supported by theRonald BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Sarah Bofukya Bope, Dr. RobinAllen(Mentor) Age andItsImpactonAdult Health 16 University The project describedwas fundedby IdahoState IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY Peyton Kiggins Dr. Karl DeJesus(Mentor), N.Evelin Paucar, (Mentor), Dr.Sharma KavitaBlad, Bryson Moieties Synthesized Novel IonicLiquidsandBetaine 15 from theUIOffice ofUndergraduate Research. Effects ofaSynthetic Flaxseed Derivative Desulfurization ofPetroleum Using Loss ofParental Attachment at aYoung Differences inBodyComposition, Resting 9 ICUR 2020 10 ICUR 2020 Dunham (Mentor) Dr. Alexa Warwick Josephine M.Boyer Biologists 18 Health. General MedicalSciences oftheNational Institutes of Development Award from theNational Institute of project describedwas supported by theInstitutional by theReed College BettyC.LiuFellowship. The Foundation. The project describedwas supported by theCAREERAward from theNational Science Research Council. The project describedwas supported Undergraduate Research Grant from theHigherEducation This project issupported by a2019-2020 STEM 1 C. Latta IV(Mentor)¹, Dr. Sarah Schaack(Mentor) Judith Boozer magna the Absence ofEnvironmental Cuesin 17 Health underGrant No. P20GM103408. of General MedicalSciences oftheNational Institutes of Development Award (IDeA)from theNational Institute The project describedwas supported by anInstitutional & EDUCATION FOUNDATION 1 Dr. Jay Radke (Mentor) Hailey M.Burgoyne Observe Infection inReal Time 20 University. The research describedwas supported by BoiseState 1 Dr. MaryPritchard (Mentor) Hailey B.Brotcke 19 from theUIOffice ofUndergraduate Research. Foundation Award Nos.1818368and093945 andagrant This work was supported by theNational Science 3 1 BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY, UNIVERSITY OFIDAHO, LEWIS-CLARK STATE COLLEGE, BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY, MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY, Circannual Patterns ofMaleProduction in Yevo: AYeast Evolution Labfor Budding Who’s Sexting for Sexual Purposes? Creation ofaRecombinant Adenovirus to 1 , AlisonCarlson 1 2 , Heather Schoenherr(Mentor) 3 , Dr. Paul A.Rowley (Mentor) , Dr. Ryan Skophammer 1 1 , Dr. Bryce Taylor (Mentor) , ErikMcIndoo(Mentor) 2 2 UNIVERSITY OFWASHINGTON, 2 2 COLLEGE OFWESTERN IDAHO IDAHO VETERANSRESEARCH 1 4 1 WESTRIDGE SCHOOL , Leah Cepko 2 REED COLLEGE 4 , Dr. Maitreya 2 2 , , , Dr. Leigh 2 Daphnia , , 1 2 2 , , Knowledge andPractice Among 23 Award No. OIA-1757324. Program andby theNational Science Foundation under This project was madepossible by theNSFIdahoEPSCoR 1 Olsoy (Mentor) Savannah R.Canova (WUI) intheIntermountain West Development intheWildland UrbanInterface 22 Research through IdahoState University. The project describedwas supported by theOffice of IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY Rosentrater (Mentor), Dr. CarynEvilia (Mentor) Talia Cahoon,Tyson Pattie, Chante Frerichs, Dr. Jeffrey Microbial Communities oftheGreat SaltLake 21 University. The research described was supported by BoiseState BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY (Mentor) Nicole M.Cherry, Julia Gorman,Dr. LisaBeymer Inclusive College Classroom 25 Research Council. Undergraduate Research Grant from theHigherEducation This project issupported by a2019-2020 STEM UNIVERSITY OFIDAHO David W. Cavell, Dr. Erika (Mentor), Rader Kevin Cerna From ModernSpatter 24 Research Council. Undergraduate Research Grant from theHigherEducation This project issupported by a2019-2020 STEM LEWIS-CLARK STATE COLLEGE Mari S.Carrillo, Dr. Kerensa L.Allison(Mentor) BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY, To Live inaWorld ofMetals:Robust MedicalPluralism: ShiftsinTraditional

EPRICC: ExploringPeer Relationships inan Estimated AncientVolcanic Characteristics Identifying Fire Riskby MappingHuman 1 , Dr. MeganCattau (Mentor) 1 , Zackery Szymczycha 2 COLLEGE OFWESTERN IDAHO Sobadores 2 , Dr. Peter 1 26 Stuck in a Bucket: The Effect of 30 Recreation and Wildlife Activity in the Confinement Stress on Cortisol Levels in Wood River Valley Brook Trout (Salvelinus fontinalis) Sarah E. Coose1, Edward Trout (Mentor)1, Dr. Neil Carter Kaysen R. Christensen, Alexander P. Wooding (Mentor), (Mentor)2, Dr. Kelly Hopping (Mentor)1, Kris Thoreson3, Melissa G. Rivas, Dr. Devaleena S. Pradhan (Mentor) Greg Hill3 IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY 1BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY, 2UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, 3WOOD RIVER WOLF PROJECT This project was made possible by the NSF Idaho EPSCoR Program and by the National Science The project described was supported by a USDA Foundation under Award No. OIA-1757324. Conservation Innovation Grant under Award No. NR180211XXXXG001 and the Wood River Women's 27 Communicating Science in Spanish to Foundation. Diverse Audiences 31 Systematic Optimization of Quinoline- Yuliana Cisneros, Eduardo Canales, Dr. Kelly Arispe based Small Molecules to Prevent Breast (Mentor), Dr. Fatima Cornwall (Mentor), Dr. Carolina Cancer Metastasis Viera (Mentor) BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Grace H. Coughlin, Thomas Conrad, Darren J. Lighter, Thaaer Muhammed, Dr. Don L. Warner (Mentor), Dr. Lisa This project was made possible by the NSF Idaho R. Warner (Mentor), Dr. Matthew King (Mentor) EPSCoR Program and by the National Science Foundation under Award No. OIA-1757324. BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY This project is supported by a 2019-2020 STEM 28 The Effect of a 6-week High Intensity Undergraduate Research Grant from the Higher Interval Training Program on Aerobic and Education Research Council. Additional support was Anaerobic Fitness in Collegiate Dancers provided by Institutional Development Awards (IDeA) from the National Institute of General Medical Sciences Coby Contreras, Dr. Ann F. Brown (Mentor), of the National Institutes of Health under Grant Nos. Chris J. Alfiero (Mentor) P20GM103408 and P20GM109095. We also acknowledge UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO support from the Biomolecular Research Center at Boise The project described was supported by a student grant State with funding from the National Science Foundation, from the UI Office of Undergraduate Research. Grant Nos. 0619793 and 0923535, the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust, and the Idaho State Board of Education. 29 Vulnerabilities of the Artificial Pancreas System and Proposed Cryptographic 32 Role of E1 Gene in Ad14p1 Pathogenesis Solutions Austin Cram¹, Erik McIndoo (Mentor)2, Dr. Jay Radke (Mentor)² DJ Cooke1, Andres Guzman1, Brooklyn Mesia2, Shawn Shields1, Milan Zanussi1, Jacob Palmer1, Dr. Liljana 1BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY, 2IDAHO VETERANS RESEARCH & EDUCATION FOUNDATION Babinkostova (Mentor)1, Dr. Marion Scheepers (Mentor)1, Jay Radcliffe (Mentor)3, Robert Erbes The project described was supported by an Institutional (Mentor)4 Development Award (IDeA) from the National Institute of General Medical Sciences of the National Institutes of 1BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY, 2BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY Health under Grant No. P20GM103408. – IDAHO, 3THERMO FISCHER SCIENTIFIC, 4IDAHO NATIONAL LABORATORY This research was supported by National Science 33 Modeling Shielding Designs for the Safe Foundation Research Experience for Undergraduates Site Operation of Neutron Generators Grant DMS-169872 and Boise State University College of Samuel W. Cutler, Dr. Brian Jaques (Mentor), Innovation and Design. Allyssa Bateman (Mentor) BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY This work was supported in part through the Department of Energy In-Pile Instrumentation program under DOE Idaho Operations Office Contract DE-AC07-05ID14517. ICUR 2020

11 12 ICUR 2020 Gabrielle N.Dickinson Gabrielle NASA FIREX-AQ Campaign Compounds inWildfire Smoke During NOAA/ 39 by theUniversity ofidahoAgricultural Research Station. Education Research Council. This research issupported Undergraduate Research Grant from theHigher This project issupported by a2019-2020 STEM UNIVERSITY OFIDAHO Dr. M.S.Hefeida, Zane Garner W.Karl, J.Dr. (Mentor), Launchbaugh KarenDr. Hope A.M.deAvila, Dr. Gordon K.Murdoch (Mentor), System 38 under Award No. HRD-1410465. Participation through theNational Science Foundation Northwest Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority The project describedwas supported by thePacific BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY McKinney, Dr. DanielFologea (Mentor) Kyrie E.Davis, Patrick Eusepi,Pangaea Finn,Fulton Preparation andBiophysical Characterization 37 of HealthunderAward No. R25GM123927. Institutes National the of Sciences Medical General This project issupported by theNational Institute of BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Abigail Figueroa, JuliannaGoelzer Ethan J. Davis, Dr. Matthew Ferguson (Mentor), Bursting by Live Cell Imaging 36 University. The research describedwas supported by BoiseState BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Maya K.Davies, Dr. GenaNelson(Mentor) With ASD Research Into Play Interventions for Children 35 National Science Foundation underAward No. 1943370. The project describedwas partiallysupported by the BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Brian P. Daley, Dr. Francesca Spezzano (Mentor) COVID-19 Outbreak Automatically Classifying Fake News inthe 34 PlanarBilayer Lipid Membranes: Learning to Play: AnAnalysis ofExisting Developing anEar-bornVirtual Fencing Volatile andSemivolatile Organic Visualizing andModelingofTranscriptional Leveraging MachineLearning for 1 , AakritiBajracharya 1 , William crowdfunding system, Pony Up. donations campaignthrough theBoiseState University The project describedwas supported by apublic BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Beymer (Mentor) Maggie Dillon,Kierstyn Heilbrun,JosephFritz, Dr. Lisa High SchoolStudents With Disabilities Customized Assistive Technology Devices for 40 of HealthunderGrant No. P20GM103408. Institutes National the of Sciences Medical General of Development Award (IDeA)from theNational Institute The project describedwas supported by anInstitutional UNIVERSITY –IDAHO 1 C. Johnston (Mentor) Pukkila D. Miller Bruchard Education Research Council. Undergraduate Research Grant from theHigher This project issupported by a2019-2020 STEM UNIVERSITY OFIDAHO Dr. Deborah L.Stenkamp (Mentor) (Mentor), Farre A. Ashley Duncan, M. Audrey Zebrafish of Cone Photoreceptor GeneExpression inthe 43 Foundation underAward No. OIA-1757324. EPSCoR Program andby theNational Science This project was madepossible by theNSFIdaho 1 (Mentor) (Mentor) Dr. Stephanie J. (Mentor) Galla Carlos Dave C.Dumaguit Genes That HelpPlantsSurvive Drought 42 Education Research Council. Undergraduate Research Grant from theHigher This project issupported by a2019-2020 STEM 1 Dr. Roberto Salom-Perez Lydia M. Druin Cordillera Region ofCentral Costa Rica and Prey Distributions intheCentral Volcanic 41 LEWIS-CLARK STATE COLLEGE, BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY, UNIVERSITY OFIDAHO, Assessing Relationships Between Predator NuclearHormoneSignalingandRegulation HotTakes: Comprehensive Review of Undergraduate Researchers 3D–print 1 , PhillipS.Scott 1 , ElijahP. Moser 2 1 1 , Peggy Martinez (Mentor) , Dr. Sven Buerki(Mentor) , Timbre A.Durbin 1 , Dr. Lisette P. Waits (Mentor) 1 2 1 PANTHERA COSTA RICA , Parke J. Sutton 1 2 1 , Laurel A.Nunez , AnnaJ. Shuey 2 COLLEGE OFWESTERN IDAHO 1 , JohnK.McGarry 1 2 , MichaelWojahn BRIGHAM YOUNG 1 1 , JohnRosato 2 1 , Dr. Nancy A. , , 1 , EliasJ. 1 , , 1 , Dylan BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Don L.Warner (Mentor) Warner (Mentor), Dr. CherylL.Jorcyk (Mentor), Dr. Clyde Pruett,Dr. Matthew King(Mentor), Dr. LisaR. Wolf,L. Tuccinardi, Cody Joseph Feci, Andrea Diseases Furans for theTreatment ofInflammatory 48 NSF underAward No. DUE-1742215. Education Research Council. This work was supported by Undergraduate Research Grant from theHigher This project issupported by a2019-2020 STEM BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Michaela J. Faris, Dr. Karen Viskupic (Mentor) Geoscience Students 47 Charitable Trust andtheIdahoState Board ofEducation. Grant Nos.0619793 and0923535, theM.J. Murdock with fundingfrom theNational Science Foundation, from theBiomolecularResearch Center at BoiseState Award No. DUE-1644233. We also acknowledge support Gateway ScholarshipsinBiologicalSciences underGrant P20GM109095, andNational Science Foundation S-STEM Institutes ofHealthunder Grant Nos.P20GM103408 and Institute ofGeneral MedicalSciences oftheNational Development Awards (IDeA)from theNational The project describedwas supported by Institutional 1 (Mentor) Tony Espinosa 46 History at IdahoState University. This project was fundedby theIdahoMuseumofNatural IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY Patrick (Dan)Giltz Katherine L.Englund,Dr. CharlesR.Peterson (Mentor), Pocatello, Idaho Biodiversity at Edson Fichter Nature Area in 45 Science, University ofIdaho. Gayle HillUndergraduate Research Fellowship, College of The research describedwas supported by theBrianand UNIVERSITY OFIDAHO Jeremy R.Ellis,Dr. Paul A.Rowley (Mentor) Study FungalVirulence andAnimalImmunity Injection ofYeasts Into 44 BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY, Metacognitive Learning Strategies Usedby Synthesis andOptimization ofSubstituted UsingCommunity Science to Document UserExperience Software Research The Development ofProtocols for the 2 , Ryan Vasso (Mentor) 1 , Dr. Kendall House(Mentor) 2 KAGGLE, Galleria mellonella Galleria 3 3 REPLYPRO 1 , EricaBrick to to 50 Council. Research Grant from theHigherEducation Research is supported by a2019-2020 STEM Undergraduate of HealthunderGrant No. P20GM103408. This project of General MedicalSciences oftheNational Institutes Development Award (IDeA)from theNational Institute The project describedwas supported by anInstitutional UNIVERSITY OFIDAHO Anna P. Findley, Dr. DianaMitchell (Mentor) a Putative Phosphatidylserine Receptor Microglia inZebrafish MutantsLacking 49 Health underGrant No. P20GM103408. of General MedicalSciences oftheNational Institutes of Development Award (IDeA)from theNational Institute Summer Research Fellowship andby anInstitutional University DepartmentofChemistry &Biochemistry The project describedwas supported by aBoise State Office ofUndergraduate Research. described was supported by astudent grant from theUI of HealthunderGrant No. P20GM103408. The project of General MedicalSciences oftheNational Institutes Development Award (IDeA)from theNational Institute The project describedwas supported by anInstitutional UNIVERSITY OFIDAHO (Mentor) Mason Shipley, AngelaM.Crabtree, Dr. Paul A.Rowley Lance R.Fredericks, Cooper R.Roslund,MarkD. Lee, Yeast Toxins 52 Research Council. graduate Research Grant from theHigher Education This project issupported by a2019-2020 STEM Under LEWIS-CLARK STATE COLLEGE Rhiana J. Fox, Dr. Heather A.Moon(Mentor) 51 University. The research describedwas supported by BoiseState BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Pangaea Finn,Dr. MarionScheepers(Mentor) Chronic Illness ImpactsQualityofLife Combatting FungalPathogens With Killer Analysis ofApoptotic Cell Clearance by Winning Strategies for Matrix Games havcr1 - , 13 ICUR 2020 14 ICUR 2020 1554166. and by theNational Science Foundation underAward No. Board ofEducation -HigherEducation Research Council, This research project was supported by theIdahoState BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Ana Velasquez, Dr. DanielFologea (Mentor) Madelynn M.Grier, CamilleBryner, Andrea Feci, Lipid Membranes 58 2020 AHRC44,through IdahoState University. of Education Strategic Initiative Undergraduate Award, The project describedwas supported by aState Board IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY Huber (Mentor), ErinMadison (Mentor), Gavin Crum Daniel F. Gray, Dr. Erika K.Fulton (Mentor), Becca Sample Regarding Caffeine's Effects inanOnlineU.S. 57 Nazarene University. The research describedwas supported by Northwest NORTHWEST NAZARENEUNIVERSITY Nakeata Gilliam, Dr. JuliaStraight (Mentor) 56 Education Research Council. Undergraduate Research Grant from theHigher This project issupported by a2019-2020 STEM UNIVERSITY OFIDAHO Cody J. Gibson,Dr. RobertR.Stephens (Mentor) Pressure Vessel Conditions High Temperature/High Pressure inNuclear 55 Education Research Council. Undergraduate Research Grant from theHigher This project issupported by a2019-2020 STEM UNIVERSITY OFIDAHO Keggan R.Georgeson, Dr. Jessica Stanley (Mentor) Apatite HeliumThermochronology 54 University. The research describedwas supported by BoiseState BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Dr. EmilyWakild (Mentor) Symmes, Melissa Ojeda, Rosio French, Lillianne 53 IdahoBeaver Outreach Plan Transport ofOrganic IonsThrough Bilayer Evaluation ofaTesting Apparatus for Lucy, theWitch, andtheShadow Dating SouthAfrican RiftingEvents Via Caffeine Consumption and Beliefs with fundingfrom theNational Science Foundation, from theBiomolecularResearch Center at BoiseState Award No. DUE-1644233. We also acknowledge support Gateway ScholarshipsinBiologicalSciences underGrant P20GM109095, andNational Science Foundation S-STEM Institutes ofHealthunderGrant Nos.P20GM103408 and Institute ofGeneral MedicalSciences oftheNational Development Awards (IDeA)from theNational The project describedwas supported by Institutional BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY C.Halaby,Gabrielle Dr. GenaNelson(Mentor) Intervention inaSpecialEducation Classroom 60 University. The research describedwas supported by BoiseState BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY (Mentor) Andrew Guillen,MiuLun Lau (Mentor), Dr. MinLong Constructive Mathematics Experiences 59 Education Research Council. Undergraduate Research Grant from theHigher This project issupported by a2019-2020 STEM IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY (Mentor), Dr. Paul Bodily(Mentor) Hunter M.Harris,Makayla Thompson, Dr. IsaacGriffith Twitter UsingEmojiinMixed Reality 64 Health underGrant No. P20GM103408. of General MedicalSciences oftheNational Institutes of Development Award (IDeA)from theNational Institute The project describedwas supported by anInstitutional NORTHWEST NAZARENEUNIVERSITY (Mentor) Ashley E.Harris,AnnaDePew, Dr. Ayokunle Hodonu Pathways inMinkUterine EpithelialCells Glycogenesis Via IGF1RandInsulinReceptor 63 University. The research describedwas supported by BoiseState BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Emma A.Halverson, Dr. Tim Thornes (Mentor) Kootenai Grammar 61 Charitable Trust andtheIdahoState Board ofEducation. Grant Nos.0619793 and0923535, theM.J. Murdock ANew Translation ofCanestrelli's Determination ofGlucose Uptake and Visualizing Complex Crystal Structures for Heylo: Visualizing UserInterests From The Effects ofaBriefFifth–grade Math A Research underGrant No. FA9550-19-1-0101 research isprovide by theAirForce Office ofScientific under Award No. HRD-1410465. Material supportfor this Participation through theNational Science Foundation Northwest Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority The project describedwas supported by thePacific BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY (Mentor), Dr. JimBrowning (Mentor) Gaffney, Jessica Carlson,Dr. Ranajoy Bhattacharya Gerardo Herrera, David Vogel, JohnMcClarin,Liz Electric andMagneticFields 68 No. P217A170273. through theU.S. DepartmentofEducation underAward E. McNairPost-Baccalaureate Achievement Program The project describedwas supported by theRonald BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Amanda N.Hawks, Dr. Whitney Douglas(Mentor) Center 67 Charitable Trust andtheIdahoState Board ofEducation. Grant Nos.0619793 and0923535, theM.J. Murdock with fundingfrom theNational Science Foundation, from theBiomolecularResearch Center at BoiseState Award No. DUE-1644233. We also acknowledge support Gateway ScholarshipsinBiologicalSciences underGrant P20GM109095, andNational Science Foundation S-STEM Institutes ofHealthunder Grant Nos.P20GM103408 and Institute ofGeneral MedicalSciences oftheNational Development Awards (IDeA)from theNational The project describedwas supported by Institutional BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY (Mentor) Sareya J. Harvey, Wyatt D. Ihmels,Dr. Tyler N.Brown Individuals With Chronic AnkleInstability Architecture andDynamicAnkleFunctionfor 66 Education Research Council. Undergraduate Research Grant from theHigher This project issupported by a2019-2020 STEM UNIVERSITY OFIDAHO Murray, Dr. Nathan R.Schiele(Mentor) Kaitlyn J. Harvey, SophiaK.Theodossiou, JettB. the Tenogenic Differentiation ofStem Cells 65 Towards a(Truly) Anti-racist Writing Study ofElectron Instabilities inCrossed ExploringtheImpactofMacrophages on Relationship Between Peroneal Muscle Metal Cations 71 No. OIA-1736253. through theNational Science Foundation underAward supported by theIdahoEPSCoR Track-II Program Science, University ofIdaho. The project was additionally Gayle HillUndergraduate Research Fellowship, College of Health underGrant No. P20GM103408, andtheBrian of General MedicalSciences oftheNational Institutes of Development Award (IDeA)from theNational Institute under Award No. OIA-1757324, anInstitutional EPSCoR Program and by the National Science Foundation This project was madepossible by theNSFIdaho UNIVERSITY OFIDAHO (Mentor) Kevin Hutchison, Dr. JagdishPatel, Dr. Tanya Miura McKenna A.Hull,Sierra Beach(Mentor), Laura Steiner, and AntibodyBinding Virus FusionProtein Affect FusionActivity 70 Health underGrant No. P20GM103408. of General MedicalSciences oftheNational Institutes of Development Award (IDeA)from theNational Institute The project describedwas supported by anInstitutional NORTHWEST NAZARENEUNIVERSITY Chase (Mentor) Benjamin T. Johnson,Katelyn Heckathorn, Dr. Jennifer Cancer Cell Line(Ishikawa) Points inCarbohydrate MetabolisminUterine 73 Health underAward No. R25GM123927. General MedicalSciences oftheNational Institutes of This project issupported by theNational Institute of BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Fitzpatrick (Mentor) Amanda Ivy, AidanCormier, Amy Holcomb, Dr. Clare During DailyActivity on theBiomechanicsofHumanMovement 72 No. P217A170273. through theU.S. DepartmentofEducation underAward E. McNairPost-Baccalaureate Achievement Program The project describedwas supported by theRonald BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Malyk Walker, Dr. DanielFologea (Mentor) Zoe E.Hutchinson, JasonWard, MaddelynJackson, Lysenin Channel Selectivityfor Monovalent MetabolicModelingIdentifiesKey Control ChallengingConditions andTheir Effects How Mutations intheRespiratory Syncytial 15 ICUR 2020 16 ICUR 2020 Institutes ofHealthunderGrant Nos.P20GM103408 and Institute ofGeneral MedicalSciences oftheNational Development Awards (IDeA)from theNational The project describedwas supported by Institutional BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Anjelica Lee, Dr. Amy Moll(Mentor) Pardis Kabeh, Miranda Nelson,Alyssa Clark, 75 Science Foundation underGrant No. 1653954. The project describedwas supported by theNational BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Gwen White, Dr. EricJankowski (Mentor) Chris D. Jones,MiaKlopfenstein, EmilyEpstein, for Inexpensive SolarPanels 74 Contract No. DE-AC07-05ID14517. Institute, BEA/IdahoNational Lab, IdahoState University, This project was fundedby theCriticalMaterials LABORATORY 1 Dr. ReneRodriguez (Mentor) Philomon Kanjiah Bileng Interaction Energy inIonicLiquids 77 Education Research Council. Undergraduate Research Grant from theHigher This project issupported by a2019-2020 STEM UNIVERSITY 1 Pamela Dunlap Dr. Tim Bartholomaus G. Moberly Robert A.Kane System Recharge to aFractured-basalt Aquifer Seismic FieldPerturbations to Understand 76 Charitable Trust andtheIdahoState Board ofEducation. Grant Nos.0619793 and0923535, theM.J. Murdock with fundingfrom theNational Science Foundation, from theBiomolecularResearch Center at BoiseState Award No. DUE-1644233. We also acknowledge support Gateway ScholarshipsinBiologicalSciences underGrant P20GM109095, andNational Science Foundation S-STEM IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY, UNIVERSITY OFIDAHO, Understanding Packing ofNew Compounds Assistive Technology: Wheelchair Mount QuantumMechanicalCalculations ofthe Integrating Stable Isotope Variation and 1 , Dr. Kristopher V. Waynant 1 1 , Dr. JeffLangman (Mentor) 1 , ErinBrooks 2 WASHINGTON STATE 1 , Dr. (Mentor) DonnaBaek 2 IDAHO NATIONAL 1 1 , JohnBush 1 , JanBoll 1 , Dr. James 1 , 2 , , 2 , , Sierra L.Knowles, Anthony T. Giduthuri(Mentor), Dielectrophoresis of Mesenchymal Stem Cells Via 80 Health underAward No. R25GM123927. General MedicalSciences oftheNational Institutes of This project issupported by theNational Institute of BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY D.Rachel Kessinger, Dr. Luke Montrose (Mentor) Smoke-exposed Mice Study SpermDNAMethylation Patterns in 79 University. The research describedwas supported by BoiseState BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Abigail L.Keh, Dr. Kendall House(Mentor) Rock-climbing Gym 78 from theISUDepartment ofBiologicalSciences. Office ofResearch andaCareer Path Internship (CPI) Strategic Initiative Undergraduate Award from theISU The project describedwas supported by a2020 AHRC44 IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY Kenneth M.Long, Dr. CharlesR.Peterson (Mentor) Management Area and Reptiles oftheBlackfoot River Wildlife of River Restoration onthe Amphibians 83 No. P217A170273. through theU.S. DepartmentofEducation underAward E. McNairPost-Baccalaureate Achievement Program The project describedwas supported by theRonald BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Pritchard (Mentor) Mariem Laaraj, Cody Andrus,EllieBegin,Dr. Mary Intimate Partnerships andtheUseofSnapchat 82 Fellowship (to SKT). project describedwas fundedby theJohnF. Keegan from theUIOffice ofUndergraduate Research. The The project describedwas supported by astudent grant UNIVERSITY OFIDAHO Dr. Soumya K.Srivastava (Mentor) Theodossiou,K. Dr.Sophia Schiele, R. Nathan Re-designing BoiseState University’s Developing aPlanto Study theEffects Relationships Between Jealousy in GeneAnnotation andPrimerDesignto ExploringElectricalProperties Education Research Council. Undergraduate Research Grant from theHigher This project issupported by a2019-2020 STEM LEWIS-CLARK STATE COLLEGE (Mentor) McKenzie N. Malm,Ryan S.Glimp, Dr. Clay Robinson Athletes vs. College Students 89 R01EY030067. The project describedwas supported by NIHGrant No. BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Dr. Laxman Mainali(Mentor) (Mentor), Timsina Dr. Raju Maldonado, David Sphingomyelin Membrane 88 No. P217A170273. through theU.S. DepartmentofEducation underAward E. McNairPost-Baccalaureate Achievement Program The project describedwas supported by theRonald BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Karla M.Magana,Dr. IsaacCastellano (Mentor) Exposure Undocumented Farmworkers andPesticide 87 Program award to theUniversity ofIdaho. Mabel BeckmanFoundation through aBeckmanScholars The project describedwas supported by theArnoldand BOULDER 1 Dr. AlenaM.Grabowski Justin D. Lyon Athletes 86 Center, andtheNIHunderGrant 1R15GM125065-01. and No. P20GM109095, theBSUBiomolecularResearch from theNIHNIGMSunderGrants No. P20GM103408 supported by Institutional Development Awards (IDeA) under Award No. HRD-1410465. This project was Participation through theNational Science Foundation Northwest Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority The project describedwas supported by thePacific BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Libbie Luevanos, Dr. Ken Cornell (Mentor) Dysentary Nucleosidase Inhibitors to Treat Amoebic 84 UNIVERSITY OFIDAHO, HiddenFigures ofEnvironmental Racism: Interaction ofAlpha–crystallin With BodyDysmorphia Occurrence in College Motor ModuleComposition inCompetitive Novel Entamoeba histolytica 1 , Dr. Craig P. McGowan (Mentor) 2 2 UNIVERSITY OFCOLORADO MTA MTA 1 , , of General MedicalSciences oftheNational Institutes of Development Award (IDeA)from theNational Institute The project describedwas supported by anInstitutional NORTHWEST NAZARENEUNIVERSITY (Mentor) Mikayla S.Manzi,Breann A.Porter, Dr. JameeNixon Nanoparticles andGoldensealInfusedZnOof Garlic 91 under Award No. HRD-1410465. Participation through theNational Science Foundation Northwest Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority The project describedwas supported by thePacific BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY (Mentor) Jessica Mancha,Dr. Vicken Hillis(Mentor), MollyLevy Grassland, Wyoming Grazing Within Thunder BasinNational 90 Biophysics. lab at theMedical College ofWisconsin Departmentof R01EY030067 andR01EY015526 andtheDr. Subczynski The project describedwas supported by NIHGrant Nos. BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Mainali (Mentor) Mason J. Marosvari, Jackson Thieme, Dr. Laxman Domains 93 Education Research Council. Undergraduate Research Grant from theHigher This project issupported by a2019-2020 STEM BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Ashley NoelleMaples,Dr. ShellyVolsche (Mentor) Leopard Geckos to Them: AStudy ofWho IsAttracted to 92 Health underGrant No. P20GM103408. Comparison ofAntibacterial Activities Physical Properties ofCholesterol Bilayer Leopard Geckos andThose That Are Drawn Variation Across Time andSpace in 17 ICUR 2020 94 Investigating the Amino Acid Involved in from the National Institute of General Medical Sciences Notch N4ICD Dimerization of the National Institutes of Health under Grant No. P20GM103408. Monik D. Marquez, Dr. Allan R. Albig (Mentor) BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY 99 Testing Novel Therapeutic Inhibitor to This project is supported by the National Institute of Counter Breast Cancer Metastasis General Medical Sciences of the National Institutes of Cooper R. McGrath, Darren J. Lighter, Clyde Pruett, Health under Award No. R25GM123927. The National Riley Olsen, Dr. Don L. Warner, Dr. Cheryl L. Jorcyk Institutes of General Medical Sciences of the National (Mentor), Dr. Matthew King Institutes of Health under Award No. R25GM123927. The National Institute of General Medical Sciences to A. BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Albig (2R15GM102852-02) and from grants NIH/NIGMS This project is supported by the National Institute of P20GM103408 and P20 GM109095. General Medical Sciences of the National Institutes of Health under Award No. R25GM123927. We also 96 The Effects of “Physical BEMER Vascular acknowledge support from NIH grants No. P20GM103408 Therapy” on Work Performance During and No. P20GM109095, the National Sciences Foundation Repeated Wingate Tests (NSF-BSF No. 2017237), METAvivor, the Biomolecular Research Center at Boise State, and the Smylie Cancer Gary “Bear” N. McEwen, Dr. Collin M. Fehr (Mentor), Fund. Dr. Clay Robinson (Mentor)

LEWIS-CLARK STATE COLLEGE 100 Photometric Monitoring of MRK 501: This project was supported financially by the following A Model for Measuring the Optical Variability sources: Idaho Higher Education Research Council of BL Lacs (HERC) Student Research Award, Idaho HERC Research Nathan J. McGregor, Dr. Daryl J. Macomb (Mentor) Collaborative Award, and American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) Northwest Research Award. BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY The research described was supported by Boise State 97 Evolution of Biomedical Research University. Community Over 20 Years Tragon A. McFall, Diane B. Smith (Mentor), Dr. Julia 101 Microbiota Compositional Changes Oxford (Mentor) Correlated With Oseltamivir Phosphate in Mouse Models With Influenza and MRSA Co- BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY infection The project described was supported by Institutional Development Awards (IDeA) from the National Andrea C. Meyer1, Dr. Sumiko Gomi (Mentor)2 Institute of General Medical Sciences of the National 1BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY, 2BOISE VA MEDICAL CENTER Institutes of Health under Grant Nos. P20GM103408 and This project is supported by the National Institute of P20GM109095, and National Science Foundation S-STEM General Medical Sciences of the National Institutes Gateway Scholarships in Biological Sciences under Grant of Health under Award No. R25GM123927. The Award No. DUE-1644233. We also acknowledge support project described was supported by an Institutional from the Biomolecular Research Center at Boise State Development Award (IDeA) from the National Institute with funding from the National Science Foundation, of General Medical Sciences of the National Institutes of Grant Nos. 0619793 and 0923535, the M.J. Murdock Health under Grant No. P20GM103408. Charitable Trust and the Idaho State Board of Education.

98 Analysis of Sulfur Dioxide Emissions in the Lewis–Clark Valley John K. McGarry, Dr. Nancy A. C. Johnston (Mentor), Elijah P. Moser LEWIS-CLARK STATE COLLEGE This project is supported by a 2019-2020 STEM Undergraduate Research Grant from the Higher Education Research Council. The project described was supported by an Institutional Development Award (IDeA) ICUR 2020 18 Foundation underAward No. OIA-1757324. EPSCoR Program andby theNational Science This project was madepossible by theNSFIdaho 1 Mason Linscott Elijah P. Moser Arid SnailShellTypes 105 Health underAward No. R25GM123927. General MedicalSciences oftheNational Institutes of This project issupported by theNational Institute of BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Tuccinardi, Riley Olsen Abdi D. Mohamed,Dr. DonL.Warner (Mentor), Joseph inflammatory Drugs Substituted AsPotential Pyrimidines Anti- 104 No. P20GM103408. Sciences oftheNational Institutes ofHealthunderGrant (IDeA) from theNational Institute ofGeneral Medical was supported by anInstitutional Development Award Education Research Council. The project described Undergraduate Research Grant from theHigher This project issupported by a2019-2020 STEM LEWIS-CLARK STATE COLLEGE Dylan D. Miller, Dr. Nancy A.C.Johnston (Mentor) Samplers for VOCs onPassive Thermal DesorptionAir 103 1R15EB024930-01. 27881 and2020-67018-30789; andNIHunderGrant the U.S. Dept.ofAgriculture underGrants 2018-67018- Trust. Lastly, theproject hasreceived fundingfrom from theLeona M.&HarryB.Helmsley Charitable BSU College ofInnovation andDesignwithfunding and theVertically Integrated Projects program inthe P20GM109095, theBSUBiomolecularResearch Center, NIH NIGMSunderGrants No. P20GM103408 andNo. by Institutional Development Awards (IDeA)from the Education Research Council. This project was supported Undergraduate Research Grant from theHigher This project issupported by a2019-2020 STEM BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Dr. Ken Cornell (Mentor) Miller,Dalton Dr. Browning(Mentor), Jim Pressure PlasmaDischarge Species Generated by Cold Atmospheric 102 LEWIS-CLARK STATE COLLEGE, Determination ofDiffusive Uptake Rates Quantification ofReactive Oxygen Effect ofRegional GeologicChemistry on ApplyingMolecularModelingto Design 1 , Dr. Keegan L.Schmidt(Mentor) 2 2 UNIVERSITY OFIDAHO 1 , No. P217A170273. through theU.S. DepartmentofEducation underAward E. McNairPost-Baccalaureate Achievement Program The project describedwas supported by theRonald BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Ahmed A.Muhumed,Dr. SalehAhmed(Mentor) An Autoethnography Inequality inKebribeyah Refugee Camp; 107 No. P217A170273. through theU.S. DepartmentofEducation underAward E. McNairPost-Baccalaureate Achievement Program The project describedwas supported by theRonald BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Jessica M.Mueller, Dr. MarkD. Schmitz(Mentor) Idaho Calibration ofMid-Miocene Flora, Northern 106 Education Research Council. Undergraduate Research Grant from theHigher This project issupported by a2019-2020 STEM UNIVERSITY OFIDAHO Jordan Ommanney Elisabeth C.Nickell, Dr. Sarah Wu (Mentor), Yuan Yuan, Plasma Discharge Technology 110 under Award No. DMR-1454984. was supported by the National Science Foundation under Award No. HRD-1410465. The project described Participation through theNational Science Foundation Northwest Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority The project describedwas supported by thePacific BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Xiong (Mentor) Dustin D. Nguyen, Kiev Dixon, Dr. Pete Barnes, Hui Sodium IonBatteries 109 Program award to theUniversity ofIdaho. Mabel BeckmanFoundation through aBeckmanScholars The project describedwas supported by theArnoldand UNIVERSITY OFIDAHO Schiele (Mentor) Jett B.Murray, SophiaK.Theodossiou, Dr. Nathan R. Differentiation Signaling inTenogenic Stem Cell 108 MilkProcessing by NonthermalLiquid “QualityEducation”: Educational Evaluating theRole of High-precision U-PbZircon Age Nanoporous NiobiumOxide Electrode for

Wnt/ β -catenin 19 ICUR 2020 20 ICUR 2020 University. The research described was supported by BoiseState BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Christine Patterson, Dr. MarionScheepers(Mentor) Numbers 115 Program award to theUniversity ofIdaho. Beckman Foundation through aBeckmanScholars described was supported by theArnoldandMabel of HealthunderGrant No. P20GM103408. The project of General MedicalSciences oftheNational Institutes Development Award (IDeA)from theNational Institute The project describedwas supported by anInstitutional 1 Schiele (Mentor) M. Courtright Nicholas M.Pancheri Mechanical Properties inDeveloping Tendons 114 Research inEquity andAccess in Teaching (UCREATe). of Education andtheUndergraduate Collaborative for and faculty memberswithintheBoiseState College University incollaboration withundergraduate students The research describedwas supported by BoiseState BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY (Mentor) Claire M.Oberg, JulianneMori,Dr. SherryDismuke Research onOurLives: ASelf-study 113 Foundation Award No. 1805358. This research was funded inpartby National Science grant from theUIOffice ofUndergraduate Research. The project describedwas supported by astudent UNIVERSITY OFIDAHO Moberly (Mentor) Roll, Dr. Kristopher V. Waynant (Mentor), Dr. JamesG. Jonathan R.Counts (Mentor), Connor Hill,Dr. MarkF. Laura A.Nutter, IsabellK.Strawn, Addie White, Viability inaHydrogel BiobeadMatrix and 112 UNIVERSITY OFIDAHO, The Effects ofUndergraduate Education Encapsulation of The Brahmagupta Triples andRecord Association Between Collagen Crimpand Lactobacillus casei 1 , Dr. MicheleR.Brumley 1 1 , SophiaK.Theodossiou 2 IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY Lactobacillus acidophilus to Determine Cell 2 , Dr. Nathan R. 1 , Jeffrey

Health underGrant No. P20GM103408. of General MedicalSciences oftheNational Institutes of Development Award (IDeA)from theNational Institute The project describedwas supported by anInstitutional UNIVERSITY OFIDAHO Tana Rayburn, Dr. JosephKuhl (Mentor) Defense to sisymbriifolium 118 P20GM103408. of theNational Institutes ofHealthunderGrant No. from theNational Institute ofGeneral MedicalSciences supported by anInstitutional Development Award (IDeA) Education Research Council. The project describedwas Undergraduate Research Grant from theHigher This project issupported by a2019-2020 STEM LEWIS-CLARK STATE COLLEGE Elias J. Dr. Pukkila, Nancy A.C.Johnston (Mentor) Natural Water Sources ofNorthCentral Idaho 117 University. The research describedwas supported by BoiseState BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Ashleigh N.Robishaw, Dr. BrianW. Stone (Mentor) Decisions AboutRobots, Dogs,andPeople 121 No. P217A170273. through theU.S. DepartmentofEducation underAward E. McNairPost-Baccalaureate Achievement Program The project describedwas supported by theRonald BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Jesus A.Rivera Orozco, Dr. Shuck(Mentor) Gail People's Stances Toward Accent 120 State University. Strategic Initiative Undergraduate Award to MSofIdaho of BiologicalSciences startup fundsto DSP ofand The project describewas supported by theDepartment IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY Pradhan (Mentor) Melissa G.Rivas, Katrina J. White, Dr. Devaleena S. Hormones inaHermaphrodite Fish 119 Analysis ofNitrate andOtherAnionsin SacrificingtheOnefor theMany: Ethical The Potential Role of The Plasticity ofSocialStatus: Stress That SoundsFamiliar!: AnAnalysis of Globodera pallida Cystatin-like Protein inPlant Solanum under Award No. HRD-1410465. Participation through theNational Science Foundation Northwest Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority The project describedwas supported by thePacific BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Olsen, JosephTuccinardi Alondra Sarmiento, Dr. DonL.Warner (Mentor), Riley an Inflammatory Cytokine Pyrazolopyrimidines AsPotential Inhibitors of 125 P20GM103408. of theNational Institutes ofHealthunderGrant No. from theNational Institute ofGeneral MedicalSciences supported by anInstitutional Development Award (IDeA) Education Research Council. The project describedwas Undergraduate Research Grant from theHigher This project issupported by a2019-2020 STEM LEWIS-CLARK STATE COLLEGE Isaiah Linabary, Dr. EricStoffregen (Mentor) Abbey L.Roy, Nathan L.Anderson, Karly Lacey, U. Development in of Blm-deficiency DuringEarlyEmbryonic 124 Institutes ofHealthunder Grant No. R01EY030067. under Award No. HRD-1410465 andtheNational Participation through theNational Science Foundation Northwest Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority The project describedwas supported by thePacific BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Dr. Laxman Mainali(Mentor) (Mentor), Khadka Rowe,Dr.K. NawalL. Erica Lipid Bilayer 123 No. P217A170273. through theU.S. DepartmentofEducation underAward E. McNairPost-Baccalaureate Achievement Program The project describedwas supported by theRonald BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY G.Roggy,Gabriela Dr. Laura King(Mentor) Sex Offenders 122 AFMStudy ofCholesterol Containing Perceptions &Stereotypes AboutFemale UsingComputational Methodsto Design Long-term BiologicalConsequences Drosophila melanogaster Health underGrant No. P20GM103408. of General MedicalSciences oftheNational Institutes of Development Award (IDeA)from theNational Institute The project describedwas supported by anInstitutional BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY M. McDougal(Mentor) Jared T. Seale, JosephCollins, MadisonDirks, Dr. Owen Veratrum parviflorum 127 Education Research Council. Undergraduate Research Grant from theHigher This project issupported by a2019-2020 STEM BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Kohn (Mentor) Kyra L.Schroeder, Maya Cizina,SamCouch, Dr. Matt Plate Collision Eastern Alps,Austria, Reveals Dynamicsof 126 University. The research describedwas supported by BoiseState BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Dr. LindaKline(Mentor) W.Allen Dr.Skirvin, AlexanderS. Eric (Mentor), Music 131 Foundation underAward No. OIA-1757324. EPSCoR Program andby theNational Science This project was madepossible by theNSFIdaho 1 (Mentor) (Mentor) Dr. Stephanie J. (Mentor) Galla Anna J. Shuey Translocation Literature Visibility ofPlantsinthe Conservation 130 University of HealthunderAward No. R25GM123927. BoiseState General MedicalSciences oftheNational Institutes This project issupported by theNational Institute of BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Elsberg Cole M.Shaffer, Dr. EricC.Brown (Mentor), JosiahG. Bonding ontheReactivity ofZincThiolates 128 BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY, ANorthwest AmericanSoundinClassical Identification ofSteroidal Alkaloids in Assessing theEffects ofHydrogen Pressure–Temperature Record From the Seen,butNotHeard? Evaluating the 2 1 , Peggy Martinez (Mentor) , Dr. Sven Buerki(Mentor) 1 , CarlosDave C.Dumaguit 2 COLLEGE OFWESTERN IDAHO 1 , MichaelWojahn 1 1 , JohnRosato 1 , , 21 ICUR 2020 22 ICUR 2020 1R15EB024930-01. 27881 and2020-67018-30789; andNIHunderGrant the U.S. Dept.of Agriculture under Grants 2018-67018- Trust. Lastly, theproject hasreceived funding from from theLeona M.& Harry B.Helmsley Charitable the BSUCollege ofInnovation andDesignwithfunding Center, andtheVertically Integrated Projects program in and No. P20GM109095, theBSUBiomolecularResearch from theNIHNIGMSunderGrants No. P20GM103408 supported by Institutional Development Awards (IDeA) Fellowship at Boise State University. This project was This project issupported by theRalphJonesPremed BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY (Mentor), Dr. Ken Cornell (Mentor) Serena Stranger, MariahProvost, Dr. JimBrowning Bacterial Pathogens onIndustrial Surfaces 135 is gratefully acknowledged by theauthors. Forensic Sciences intheNational Institute ofJustice) and (co-funded by CDS&E andtheOffice ofInvestigative and CHE-1506417 (co-funded by CDS&E) andCHE-1904166 by theNational Science Foundation underGrant Nos. This material isbaseduponwork partiallysupported IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY Robert Spiers,Dr. JohnH.Kalivas (Mentor) Adaptation With UnlabeledData 134 Biomolecular Research Center at BoiseState University. Cancer Fund.We alsoacknowledge thegenerosity ofThe Arkansas METSquerade Fund,andtheSmylie Family 2000000722, theMETAvivor QuinnDavis Northwest NSF-BSF 2017237, Murdock (M.J.) CharitableTrust P20GM103408, P20GM109095, andR25GM123927, Thanks to ourfundingsources: NIHgrants BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Dr. CherylL.Jorcyk (Mentor) Wolf, L. Cody Dinca, Simion Spielman, E. Gwynn Expression ofSERPINs 133 Foundation Award, DMSNo. 1419108. This project issupported by theNational Science BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Hannah R.Spero, Dr. DonnaCalhoun(Mentor) Dam Failure’s Flood Downstream Consequences ofthe1976 Teton 132 Inflammatory Cytokines Promote The Workflow ofModelingthe PlasmaInactivation ofPlanktonic Multivariate Calibration Domain Internship program at IdahoState University. HIgher Education Research Council andthe Career Path The project describedwas supported by theIdahoState IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY Jacob Tolman, Dr. Yunrong Zhu(Mentor) Model Method to theEnhanced Snake PlainAquifer 140 Frontières (Doctors Without Borders, MSF)andTIFO. and Anka Emirate, withthesupportofMédecinsSans Agency (ZESA), Anka Local Government Area (LGA), and collected by Zamfara State Environmental Sanitation were generated duringemergency response activities by TerraGraphics International Foundation (TIFO). Data Education Research Council. The analysis was supported Undergraduate Research Grant from theHigher This project issupported by a2019-2020 STEM INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION 1 (Mentor) From Lead Poisoning Tragedy in Artisanaland 139 Foundation underAward No. OIA-1757324. EPSCoR Program andby theNational Science This project was madepossible by theNSFIdaho 1 Olsoy (Mentor) Zackery Szymczycha Workflow for OpenSource Education Wildland-Urban Interface: ADigitizing 137 University. The research describedwas supported by BoiseState BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Natalie C.Swesey, Dr. GenaNelson(Mentor) Plans andTeacher Characteristics Resources Teachers Useto Develop Lesson 136 Dr. Ianvon Lindern(Mentor) Madison L.Thurston Nigeria Small-scale GoldMiningVillages ofZamfara, UNIVERSITY OFIDAHO, COLLEGE OFWESTERN IDAHO, Tracking HumanDevelopment inthe Spatial Analysis ofSoilLead Exposures The Relationship Between theType of AnApplication oftheFinite Element 2 2 , Dr. MeganCattau (Mentor) 1 1 , Dr. Margrit von Braun (Mentor) , Savannah R.Canova 2 TERRAGRAPHICS 2 , Dr. Casey Bartrem 2 BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY 2 , Dr. Peter 2 1 , Center, andNIHunderGrant 1R15GM125065-01. and No. P20GM109095, theBSUBiomolecularResearch from theNIHNIGMSunderGrants No. P20GM103408 supported by Institutional Development Awards (IDeA) Health underAward No. R25GM123927. This project was General MedicalSciences oftheNational Institutes of This project issupported by theNational Institute of BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY (Mentor) Julie Wagner, Brandi Sweet, Zoey Carr, Dr. Ken Cornell Nucleosidases MtnN, andPfs Inhibitors Against 144 Health underGrant No. P20GM103408. of General MedicalSciences oftheNational Institutes of Development Award (IDeA)from theNational Institute The project describedwas supported by anInstitutional NORTHWEST NAZARENEUNIVERSITY Jerry D. Harris (Mentor) Emily A.Wade, Cody J. Massie, DanielF. Harris,Dr. and Nanoparticles From Extracts of 143 under Award No. HRD-1410465. Participation through theNational Science Foundation Northwest Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority The project describedwas supported by thePacific 1 Dr. Bhaskar Chittoori Samantha Schauer(Mentor) Ulises J. Trujillo Garcia Times ofDisruption 142 Pakala Research Startup Fund. The project describedwas supported by theDr. Krishna BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Schauer, Christi Nogle Addie P. Totman, Dr. KrishnaPakala (Mentor), Samantha Engineering Course Content 141 BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY, UsingSequentialArtto Communicate Synthesis andCharacterization ofZnO OnlineLearning inSTEM Courses During KineticStudy ofNovel MTA Nucleosidase Hydrastis canadensis 1 , Dr. Devshikha Bose Borrelia burgdorferi 1 , Dr. KrishnaPakala (Mentor) 2 VIRGINIA TECH 1 , Dr. DianaBairaktarova Allium sativum 1 BpG, 1 2 , ,

23 ICUR 2020 24 ICUR 2020 through theU.S. DepartmentofEducation underAward E. McNairPost-Baccalaureate Achievement Program The project describedwas supported by theRonald BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY (Mentor) Jason Ward, Zoe E.Hutchinson, Dr. DanielFologea Subconducting States 145 under Grant Nos.P20GM103408 and P20GM109095, Medical Sciences of theNational Institutes ofHealth Awards (IDeA)from theNational Institute ofGeneral was alsoprovided by theInstitutional Development University andtheCollege ofArtsandSciences. Support under Grant Award No. DUE-1644233 to BoiseState S-STEM Gateway ScholarshipsinBiologicalSciences No. P217A170273, theNational Science Foundation through theU.S. DepartmentofEducation underAward E. McNairPost-Baccalaureate Achievement Program of HealthunderAward No. R25GM123927, theRonald General MedicalSciences oftheNational Institutes This project issupported by theNational Institute of BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY L. Jorcyk (Mentor) Cassandra L.Wigfall, Cody L.Wolf (Mentor), Dr. Cheryl Progression ofProstate Cancer 149 Health underAward No. R25GM123927. General MedicalSciences oftheNational Institutes of This project issupported by theNational Institute of BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Tinker (Mentor) Cierra R.Wheeler, DanielleScarbrough, Dr. Juliette aureus Potential From Prioritized Bioinformatic Tools to Predict Vaccine 147 Hungerford Wildlife ScholarshipandResearch Award. The project describedwas supported by theKenneth grant from theUIOffice ofUndergraduate Research. The project describedwas supported by astudent UNIVERSITY OFIDAHO Sacha L.Wells, Dr. JanetRachlow (Mentor) Future (aDocumentaryFilm) 146 1554166 by theNational Science Foundation underAward No. No. P217A170273. The project describedwas supported ImplementinginSilico andOther IonicSelectivityofProtein Channelsin Inflammation May Play aRole inthe SagebrushSteppe: Past, Present, and Antigens Staphylococcus the BiomolecularResearch Center at BoiseState. Family Cancer Fund.We alsoacknowledge supportfrom Education Research Council (HERC),andtheSmylie METAvivor, theM.J. Murdock CharitableTrust, theHigher the National Science Foundation (NSF-BSF#2017237), Research from SigmaXi, The ScientificResearch Society, Idaho State Board ofEducation, theGrant-In-Aid of and 0923535, theM.J. Murdock CharitableTrust, the the National Science Foundation, Grant Nos.0619793 150 Phage Engineering to Understand Virus Host Range Zoë L. Wilson, Dr. James T. Van Leuven (Mentor), Yesol Sapozhnikov, Emma R. Altman, LuAnn Scott, Dr. Holly A. Wichman (Mentor), Dr. Craig R. Miller (Mentor) UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO The project described was supported by a student grant from the UI Office of Undergraduate Research. The project described was supported by the Idaho EPSCoR Program through the National Science Foundation under Award No. OIA-1736253. The project described was supported by the NIH COBRE Grant P20GM104420 and the R01 Grant GM076040. The project described was supported by the BEACON Grant DBI-0939454. The project described was supported by the Brian and Gayle Hill Undergraduate Research Fellowship administered by the College of Science at the University of Idaho. The project described was supported by the Karen Pohl Award administered by the Department of Biological Sciences at the University of Idaho.

151 Southern Idaha Fauna and Its Effect on the Reproductive Success of Horned Larks Taegan A. Wyatt, Madeline Aberg (Mentor) BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY The project described was supported by the Pacific Northwest Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation through the National Science Foundation under Award No. HRD-1410465.

152 Digital Imaging of Amphibian and Reptile Specimens at the Idaho Museum of Natural History Austin R. Young, Dr. Charles R. Peterson (Mentor), Patrick (Dan) Giltz IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY Funding was provided by an ISU College of Science and Engineering internal grant, ISU Department of Biological Sciences Career Path Internships, and a 2020 AHRC44 Strategic Initiative Undergraduate Award from the ISU Office of Research.

153 Population Structure Affects Outcomes of Gene Drive Interventions Against Vector-borne Diseases Mete K. Yuksel, Dr. Christopher H. Remien (Mentor), Bandita Karki, Dr. James J. Bull (Mentor), Dr. Stephen M. Krone (Mentor) UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO This project is supported by a 2019-2020 STEM Undergraduate Research Grant from the Higher Education Research Council. ICUR 2020

25 26 ICUR 2020 Development Fund. of Family andConsumer Sciences Student Professional CALS Dean'sExcellence Fund,Margaret Ritchie School from theUIOffice ofUndergraduate Research andthe The project describedwas supported by astudent grant UNIVERSITY OFIDAHO Chelsey Byrd Lewallen (Mentor) Margaret E.Zee, Dr. ArmandoMcDonald(Mentor), a Textile Material 155 . No. P217A170273 through theU.S. DepartmentofEducation underAward E. McNairPost-Baccalaureate Achievement Program The project describedwas supported by theRonald BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Zahid,Rabia Dr. AprilS.Masarik(Mentor) Children’s Development Refugee Fathers’ Parenting andTheir 154 Exploration oftheFeasibility ofHopsAs Stressors andSupportsThat Affect 27 ICUR 2020 ICUR

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Brick, Erica46 Brey, Richard 138 Boyer, JosephineM.18 Bose, Devshikha 142 Borger, Aaron 11 Boozer, Judith17 Boll, Jan76 Bofukya Bope, Sarah 16 Bodily, Paul 64 Blad, Bryson 15 Blackburn, Leslie 12 Bideganeta, HannahM.14 Bhattacharya, Ranajoy 68 Beymer, Lisa25,40 Begin, Ellie82 Beach, Sierra 70 Bateman, Allyssa 33 Bartrem, Casey 139 Bartholomaus, Tim 76 Barnes, Pete 109 Bajracharya, Aakriti39 Bairaktarova, Diana142 Baggs, Eric129 Baek, Donna77 Badger, Reagan A.13 Babinkostova, Liljana1,29 Arispe, Kelly 27 Archey, EmmaK.12 Appleby, Nathan 11 Anibogwu, Rosemary 10 Andrus, Cody 82 Andrade, DeAnna9 Anderson, Nathan L.124 Anaya Carmona,Israel 8 Amos, Kylee D. 7 Altman, EmmaR.150 Allison, Kerensa L.23 Allen, Robin 16 Allen, Evan M.6 Alibrahim, Kawthar S.5 Ali, Salman4 Alfiero, ChrisJ. 28 Alexander, EricS.131 Albig, AllanR.94 Al Janabi,Ibrahim A.4 Aken, HannahJ. 3 Ajeti, Aaron D. 2 Aho, Ken 13 Ahmed, Saleh107 Agarwal, Aryan 1 Aberg, Madeline151 POSTER NUMBERINDEX Brooks, Samantha14 Brooks, Erin76 Counts, Jonathan R.4,112,148 Coughlin, Grace H.8,31 Couch, Sam126 Cornwall, Fatima 27 Cornell, Ken 84,102, 135, 144 Cormier, Aidan72 Coose, Sarah E.30 Cooke, DJ 29 Contreras, Coby 28 Conrad, Thomas 31 Collins, Joseph127 Clark, Alyssa 75 11 Cizmich, Garrisen Cizina, Maya 126 Cisneros, Yuliana 27 Cinello-Smith, Mia12 Christensen, Kaysen R.26 Chittoori, Bhaskar 142 Cherry, Nicole M.25 Chase, Jennifer 73 Cerna, Kevin 24 Cepko, Leah 17 Cavell, David W. 24 Cattau, Megan22,137 Castellano, Isaac87 Carter, Neil30 Carrillo, MariS.23 Carr, Zoey 144 Carlson, Jessica 68 Carlson, Alison17 Cantrell, Maranda S.2 Cantley, Kurtis D. 81 Canova, Savannah R.22,137 Canales, Eduardo 27 Campbell, Benjamin11 Calhoun, Donna132 Cahoon, Talia 21 Bush, John76 Burgoyne, Hailey M.20 Bull, JamesJ. 153 Buerki, Sven 42,130 Bryner, Camille58 Brumley, MicheleR.114 Bruchard, William 39 Browning, Jim68,102, 135 Brown, Tyler N.66 Brown, EricC.128 Brown, AnnF. 14,28 Brotcke, Hailey B.19 Douglas, Whitney 67 Dixon, Kiev 109 Dismuke, Sherry113 Dirks, Madison127 Dinca, Simion133 Dillon, Maggie40 N.39 Dickinson, Gabrielle DePew, Anna63 De Jesus,Karl 10, 15 de Avila, HopeA.M.38 Davis, Kyrie E.37 Davis, EthanJ. 36 Davies, Maya K.35 Daley, Brian P. 34 Cutler, SamuelW. 33 Crum, Gavin 57 Cram, Austin 32 Crabtree, AngelaM.52 Courtright, Jeffrey M.114 Gaffney, Liz68 Fulton, Erika K.57 Fritz, Joseph 40 Frerichs, Chante 21 French, Lillianne53 Fredericks, Lance R.52 Fox, RhianaJ. 51 Fologea, Daniel37, 145 58,71, Fitzpatrick, Clare 72 Finn, Pangaea 37, 50 Findley, AnnaP. 49 Figueroa, Abigail36 Ferguson, Matthew 36 Fehr, Collin M.96 Feci, Andrea 48,58 Farre, Ashley A.43 Faris, MichaelaJ. 47 Evilia, Caryn21 Eusepi, Patrick 37 Espinosa, Tony 46 Erbes, Robert 29 Epstein, Emily74 Englund, Katherine L.45 Elsberg, JosiahG.128 Ellis, Jeremy R.44 Duryea, Devyn 11 Durbin, Timbre A.39 Dunlap, Pamela 76 Dunham, Maitreya 18 Duncan, Audrey M.43 Dumaguit, CarlosDave C.42,130 Druin, Lydia M.41 28 ICUR 2020 29 ICUR 2020 Johnston, Nancy A.C. 39, 98,103, 117 Johnson, Michael L.3 Johnson, Benjamin T. 73 Jaques, Brian33 Jankowski, Eric74 Jackson, Maddelyn71 Ivy, Amanda K.72 Ihmels, Wyatt D. 66 Hutchison, Kevin 70 Hutchinson, Zoe 145 E.71, Hull, McKenna A.70 Huber, Becca 57 House, Kendall 46,78 Hopping, Kelly 30 Holcomb, Amy 72 Hodonu, Ayokunle 63 Hillis, Vicken 90 Hill, Greg 30 Hill, Connor 112 Herrmann, Nicholas11 Herrera, Gerardo 68 Heilbrun, Kierstyn 40 Hefeida, M.S.38 Heckathorn, Katelyn 73 Hawks, AmandaN.67 Harvey, Sareya J. 66 Harvey, Kaitlyn J. 65 Harris, JerryD. 143 Harris, Hunter M.64 Harris, DanielF. 143 Harris, Ashley E.63 Halverson, EmmaA.61 Halaby, C.60 Gabrielle Guzman, Andres 29 Guillen, Andrew 59 Griffith, Isaac64 Grier, MadelynnM.58 Gray, DanielF. 57 Graugnard, Elton 69 Grabowski, AlenaM.86 Gorman, Julia25 Gomi, Sumiko 101 Goelzer, Julianna36 Glimp, Ryan S.89 Giltz, Patrick (Dan)45,152 Gilliam, Nakeata 56 Giduthuri, Anthony T. 80 Gibson, Cody J. 55 Georgeson, Keggan R.54 Garner, Zane38 StephanieGalla, J. 42,130 POSTER NUMBERINDEX Jorcyk, CherylL.48,99, 133,149 Jones, ChrisD. 74 Martin, JuliaE. 3 Marquez, MonikD. 94 Marosvari, MasonJ. 93 Maples, Ashley Noelle. 92 Manzi, Mikayla S.91 Mancha, Jessica 90 Malm, McKenzie N.89 Maldonado, David 88 Mainali, Laxman88,93, 123 Magana, Karla M.87 Madison, Erin57 Macomb, DarylJ. 100 Lyon, Justin D. 86 Luevanos, Libbie84 Long, Min59 Long, Kenneth M.83 Linscott, Mason105 Linabary, U. Isaiah124 Lighter, Darren J. 8,31,99 Lewallen, Chelsey Byrd. 155 Levy, Molly90 Lee, MarkD. 52 Lee, Anjelica75 Launchbaugh, Karen 38 Lau, MiuLun59 Latta IV, Leigh C.17 Langman, Jeff76 Lacey, Karly 124 Laaraj, Mariem82 Kuhl, Joseph118 Krone, Stephen M.153 Kohn, Matt 126 Knowles, Sierra L.80 Klopfenstein, Mia74 Kline, Linda131 King, Matthew 31,48,99 King, Laura 122 Kilkenny, Francis 12 Kiggins, Peyton 15 Khadka, Nawal K.123 Kessinger, RachelD. 79 Keh, AbigailL.78 Karl, J. W. 38 Karki, Bandita153 Karimi, Jordan 11 Kanjiah Bileng,Philomon77 Kane, Robert A.76 Kalivas, JohnH.62,111,134 Kabeh, Pardis 75 Miller, Craig R.150 Meyer, Andrea C.101 Mesia, Brooklyn 29 McKinney, Fulton 37 McIndoo, Erik20, 32 McGregor, Nathan J. 100 McGrath, Cooper R.99 McGowan, Craig P. 86 McGarry, JohnK.39, 98 McFall, Tragon A.97 N.96 McEwen, “Bear” Gary McDougal, Owen M.127 McDonald, Armando155 McClarin, John68 Maughan, MichaelR.6 Massie, Cody J. 143 Masarik, AprilS.154 Martinez, Peggy 42,130 Martin, Kyle P. 85 Oxford, Julia8,97 Ouye, Angelina11 Onlamai, Boonyarat 11 Ommanney, Jordan 110 Olsoy, Peter 22,137 Olsen, Riley 99, 104,125 Ojeda, Rosio 53 Oberg, Claire M.113 Nutter, Laura A. 112 Nunez, Laurel A.39 Nogle, Christi 141 Nixon, Jamee91 Nickell, ElisabethC.110 Nguyen, Dustin D. 109 Nelson, Miranda 75 Nelson, Gena35, 60, 136 Murray, JettB.65, 108 Murdoch, Gordon K.38 Muhumed, AhmedA.107 Muhammed, Thaaer 31 Mueller, Jessica M.106 Moser, ElijahP. 39, 98,105 Mori, Julianne113 Moon, Heather A.51 Montrose, Luke 79 Moll, Amy 75 Mohamed, AbdiD. 104 Moberly, JamesG.4,76, 112,148 Miura, Tanya 70 Mitchell, Diana49 Miller, DylanD. 39, 103 Miller, Dalton 102 Schmitz, MarkD. 106 Schmidt, Roger 95 Schmidt, Keegan L.105 Schiele, Nathan R. 65,80, 108,114 Scheepers, Marion1,29, 50, 115 Schauer, Samantha9, 141, 142 Schaack, Sarah 17 Scarbrough, Danielle147 Sarmiento, Alondra 125 Sapozhnikov, Yesol 150 Sanchez, Karen 8 Salom-Perez, Roberto 41 Roy, Abbey L.124 Rowley, Paul A.18,44,52 Rowe, EricaL.123 Roslund, Cooper R.52 Rosentrater, Jeffrey 21 Rosato, John42,130 Roll, MarkF. 4,112,148 Roggy, G.122 Gabriela Rodriguez, Rene 10, 77 Robishaw, AshleighN.121 Robinson, Clay 89, 96 Robinson, Casey 12 Rivera Orozco, Jesus A. 120 Rivas, Melissa G.26,119 Richardson, Clarissa M.E.7 Remien, Christopher H.153 Rayburn, Tana 118 Radke, Jay 20, 32 Rader, Erika 24 Radcliffe, Jay 29 Rachlow, Janet146 Pukkila, EliasJ. 39, 117 Pruett, Clyde 48,99 , Mariah135 Pritchard, Mary19, 82 Pradhan, Devaleena S.26,119 Peterson, CharlesR.45,83,152 Perkins, Dusty 12 Paucar, N.Evelin 10, 15 Pattie, Tyson 21 Patterson, Christine 115 Patel, Jagdish70, 85 Parke, Stephen 11 Pancheri, NicholasM.114 Palmer, Jacob 29 Pakala, Krishna9, 141, 142 POSTER NUMBERINDEX Schroeder, Kyra L.126 Schoenherr, Heather 19 Totman, Addie P. 141 Tolman, Jacob 140 Tinker, Juliette 147 Timsina, Raju88 Thurston, MadisonL.139 Thornes, Tim 61 Thoreson, Kris30 Thompson, Makayla 64 Thieme, Jackson93 108,114 Theodossiou, SophiaK.65,80, Taylor, Bryce 18 Szymczycha, Zackery 12,22,137 Symmes, Melissa 53 Swesey, Natalie C.136 Sweet, Brandi 144 Sutton, Parke J. 39 Strawn, IsabellK.112 Stranger, Serena 135 Straight, Julia56 Stone, BrianW. 121 Stoffregen, Eric124 Stoddard, Braden 11 Stephens, Robert R.55 Stenkamp, Deborah L.43 Steiner, Laura 70 Stanley, Jessica 54 Srivastava, Soumya K.80 Spiers, Robert 134 Spielman, Gwynn E.133 Spezzano, Francesca 34 Spero, HannahR.132 Sonnen, Michaela12 Smith, DianeB.97 Skophammer, Ryan 18 Skirvin, AllenW. 131 Shuey, Anna J. 42,130 120 Shuck, Gail Shipley, Mason 52 Shields, Shawn 29 Sharma, Kavita 10, 15 Shaffer, Cole M.128 Serve, Kinta13 Seale, Jared T. 127 Scott, PhillipS.39 Scott, LuAnn150 Ward, 145 Jason71, Walker, Malyk71 Wakild, Emily53 Waits, Lisette P. 41 Wahl, Lori 5 Wagner, Julie144 Wade, EmilyA.143 von Lindern,Ian139 von Braun, Margrit 139 Volsche, Shelly92 Vogel, David 68 Viskupic, Karen 47 Viera, Carolina 27 Velasquez, Ana58 Vasso, Ryan 46 Van Leuven, JamesT. 150 Tuccinardi, Joseph48,104,125 Trujillo Garcia, UlisesJ. 142 Trout, Edward 30 Zhu, Yunrong 140 Zee, Margaret E. 155 Zanussi, Milan29 Zahid, Rabia154 Yuksel, Mete K.153 Yuan, Yuan 110 Ytreberg, F. Marty85 Young, Austin R. 152 Xiong, Hui109 Wyatt, Taegan A.151 Wu, Sarah 110 Wooding, Alexander P. 26 Wolf, Cody L.48,133,149 Wojahn, Michael42,130 Wilson, Zoë L. 150 Wigfall, Cassandra L.149 Wichman, HollyA.150 White, Katrina J. 119 White, Gwen 74 White, Addie 112 Wheeler, Cierra R.147 Wells, SachaL.146 Weedop, Daison12 Waynant, Kristopher V. 4,76, 112,148 Warwick, Alexa 18 Warner, LisaR.2,31,48,129 Warner, DonL.31,48,99, 104,125 30 ICUR 2020 THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING ICUR 2020!

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