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ALT A researcher dressed in a full white protectant suit conducts an experiment.
ALT A poster showing five groupings of information and the text "TIP Directorate achievements since the CHIPS and Science Act.
ALT Monika Poonia, seen here presenting her research at the 2022 RI C-AIM Symposium, is a co-author on the latest publication.
ALT Kayla Kurtz (right) seen here presenting her research to NSF Director Dr. Panchanathan this past April, is a co-author on the latest publication.
ALT Michelle Beck holds a sheet of Ulva lactuca, the test algae used in the recent publication on biofilm. Beck's advisor, Dr. Lindsay Green-Gavrielidis, is a co-author on the paper and faculty at Salve Regina University
ALT Quote graphic from NSF Director Sethuraman Panchanathan: "Each of these NSF Engines semifinalists represents an emerging hub of innovation and lends their talents and resources to form the fabric of NSF's vision to create opportunities everywhere and enable innovation anywhere."
ALT Beige background reading "University of Rhode Island Metcalf; Leeson Lecture; How We Move On; Planning for a Future Without Fossil Fuels" and an image of Leeson in the bottom right corner, wearing a black shirt and smiling.
ALT Kevin Rosa (left, with RISD's Rafael Attias) participated in the 2020 Vis-a-Thon, supported by RI NSF EPSCoR & RISD's Nature Lab.
ALT Rosa's 2020 Vis-a-Thon project, "Drifter Paths," a stylized representation of how water currents travel through Narragansett Bay.
ALT A three-photo collage of students conducting research in a lab or classroom appears below the bold graphic title Computer and Information Science and Engineering Graduate Fellowship.
ALT The installation depicts a physical, 3D model of Narragansett Bay's topography & bathymetry. Copeland and the creator team hope the Illuminated Bay will spur new ways of research and science visualization. Photo by Shaun Kirby
ALT Left to right: Aaron Bugaj of University of Arizona's Biosphere 2, Stewart Copeland, Georgia Rhodes, and Nicole Antebi of the University of Arizona. Aaron & Nicole were visiting as part of a travel grant to see how science visualization is being created at institutions across the U.S. Photo by Shaun Kirby
ALT A depiction of "drifters," or modeled lines that simulate water circulation throughout Narragansett Bay. This visualization was created through Kevin Rosa, a Vis-a-Thon participant.
ALT The graduate wall in our EPSCoR offices, set up by SRGA Bj Carangia.
ALT Grace Wu
ALT Graphic that reads: "Water Conservation Industry Virtual Career Panel - June 6, 2023 - 5:30-6:15 p.m." Four headshots from left to right: Ken Burke, The University of Rhode Island. Dr. CJ Spellman, Narragansett Bay Commission. Dylan Eberle, Ph.D., CPG, Geosyntec Consultants. Jordanne Feldman, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute's School of Science.
