STS Network Presents: Graduate Student Research Symposium

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    The Science, Technology and Society Network presents: Graduate Student Research Symposium

    Come and see interdeisciplinary Graduate Student research from across Temple!

    Madeline Behee – Urban Bioethics
    Mitigating bias in AI/ML-enabled medical devices through stricter FDA regulation

    Venitha Bernard – Bioinformatics
    Investigating antimalarial drug resistance in Plasmodium falciparum using an intra-host pharmacokinetics-pharmacodynamics mathematical model.

    Kevin Doherty – Philosophy/Urban Bioethics
    Deflating CBT: From Orientation to Strategic Choice

    Jing Han – Media and Communication
    A Brief Survey of Computational Methods in Communication and Media Research

    Shirin Hussain – Neuromotor Science
    The Early Detection of Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy: The Development and Validation of a Novel Smartphone Application

    Cole Hagan – Neuromotor Science
    TBA

    Tyler Mun – Geography, Environment and Urban Studies
    The Antinomies of Measuring Neighborhood Value in Public Health

    • This event is in-person and also via Zoom.

    The STS network at Temple University is a diverse group of faculty, staff, and graduate students with interests in the social, historical, and philosophical dimensions of science, technology. and medicine.