This is the virtual exhibit for the Discovery Day, which is hosted by the Office of Undergraduate Research. The event celebrates students, faculty, and staff's research and creative activities at an annual Discover Day Student Research Symposium, where students from across campus present their research, scholarship, and creative works. You may click on the individual posters to bring up more information about the submission. Enjoy!
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The Impact of Cybersecurity Research in Problem-Solving Through A Swarm Infiltration Exercise
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Instinctive Flight: Decoding Human Gestures for eVTOL Control
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Your Car, Your Way: Human Factors Considerations for User-Centered Vehicle Design
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STARS: System lifecycle perspective of an autonomous robotic swarm test arena
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Leveraging Information Theory and Graph Theory to Monitor Communication Networks in Team Settings
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Assessing Resilience in Complex Systems through Bifurcation Analysis: The Oregonator Autocatalytic Case Study
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Exploring Bio-Inspired Agent Behaviors from Ants for Robotic Swarm Fault Resilience
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Determining critical vehicle connectivity in connected autonomous vehicles using information theory
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Student Insights Into Airline Pathway Program Participation
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Resident Space Object Identification in Unresolved Optical Space Imagery via Streak Detection
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Unboxing Accessibility: Evaluating the Out-of-Box Experience of the Playstation Access™ Controller
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Evaluating the Usability of Respiratory Muscle Training Software: Insights for Guiding New Users