Student Presentations
2019 PhD Student Symposium
Learn about the diverse, cutting-edge research being conducted by Bren School PhD students
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Bren Hall 1414
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The Bren PhD Student Symposium is held annually to highlight the diverse, cutting-edge research being conducted by Bren School PhD students. The students will present posters, short (3-minute) talks and longer (12-minute) talks describing their work. The event is open to the entire UCSB and Santa Barbara communities and is free to attend.
Schedule
- 12:00: Arrival and Registration
- 12:30: Welcoming Remarks, Erin Winslow, Chair, PhD Symposium Committee
- 12:35: Highlights of Bren School PhD Research, Professor Christina (Naomi) Tague
- 12:40: Ty Brandt, Snowfall’s Footprints
- 12:55: Violaine Desgens-Martin, Fate and Occurrence of Pharmaceuticals and Personal Care Products in Wastewater Treatment Plants
- 1:00: Juan Carlos Villaseñor-Derbez, Large-Scale Marine Protected Areas in the World’s Largest Tuna Fishery
- 1:15: Phoebe Racine, Big Mussel: Will They Eat Us Out of the Water?
- 1:20: Patrick Hunnicutt, The Challenges of Using Citizen Reporting to Improve Public Services: A Field Experiment and Framework
- 1:35: Jiajia Zheng, Strategies to Reduce the Global Carbon Footprint of Plastics
- 1:40: Jessica Couture, Environmental Benefits of Novel Nonhuman Food Inputs to Salmon Feeds
- 1:55: Refreshment Break
- 2:30: Julia Lawson and Juan Carlos Villaseñor-Derbez, Status, Trends, and Drivers of Caribbean FAD Fisheries
- 2:45: Yang Qiu, Economic Feasibility of Recycling Rare Earth Oxides from End-of-Life Lighting Technologies
- 2:50: Erin Winslow, Bringing Life Back to a Disturbed Ecosystem
- 3:05: Nicol Parker, Chemical Risk: We All Need Somebody to Lean On
- 3:10: Alice Lépissier, Assessing the Causal Impact of Carbon Pricing Using Synthetic Control Methods: An Impact Analysis of the UK’s Climate Change Programme
- 3:25: Casey O’Hara, Mapping Status and Conservation of Global At-Risk Marine Biodiversity
- 3:30: Sean Denny, In the Wake of the Brown Bear: Ecological Effects of the World’s Largest Terrestrial Omnivore
- 3:45: Reception and Poster Session in the Michael J. Connell Memorial Courtyard
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