Department of Computer Science and Engineering
University of Notre Dame
4th Annual CSE Student Research Symposium
November 3, 2009
2-5 pm
1st Floor Fitzpatrick Hall

Selected Posters

  • Ryan Connaughton
    "Fusion of Face and Iris Features from a Multi-Video Sensor"

  • Aaron Dingler
    "Nanomagnetic Logic Circuit Performance and Defect Tolerance"

  • Karen Hollingsworth
    "Image Averaging for Improved Iris Recognition"

  • Robert McKeon
    "Three-Dimensional Facial Imaging using a Static Light Screen (SLS) and a Dynamic Subject"

  • Jian Mu
    "Segmentation, Reconstruction, and Analysis of Blood Thrombus Formation in 3D 2-Photon Microscopy Images"

  • Shawn O'Neil
    "Population-level transcriptome sequencing of nonmodel organisms Erynnis Propertius and Papilio Zelicaon"

  • Tanya Peters
    "Active-Contour Based Iris Segmentation"

  • Allison Regier
    "Using repeat graph assemblies to unravel complex copy number variation"

  • Deborah Thomas
    "Effect of illumination on face recognition"

  • Matthew VanAntwerp
    "The Importance of Social Network Structure in the Open Source Software Developer Community"

  • Ying Zhou
    "An Agent-based Model of the Anopheles Gambiae Mosquito Life Cycle"

    Call for Posters

    The fourth annual CSE Student Research Symposium (CSE-SRS) will take place on November 3rd, 2009. We invite CSE graduate students and undergraduate students who are participating in research to consider presenting a poster.

    Each student who contributed to research projects during the previous academic year or summer is eligible to participate. Each student is allowed to be the primary author on one submission (and can be contributor/co-author to other students' posters). Each submission needs to be endorsed by the research advisor. A submission could have more than one author.

    The submission deadline for posters is October 27th. The submission should include a two-page extended abstract of the research and 8-12 Powerpoint slides (8 1/2" X 11"). Please send your submissions to cse-srs@cse.nd.edu. Students will be provided with material for mounting their posters and they are responsible for setting up the posters before the beginning of the event. The symposium will take place on November 3rd between 2-5pm in the engineering building. Best Poster Presentations based on faculty votes and students votes will be selected and will receive an award (cash and plaques) during an award ceremony to be held in the spring semester.

    Submission Instructions

    Submit a two-page abstract (ps or pdf) to cse-srs@cse.nd.edu.

    Important Dates