Browsing BEAR Day 2020 by Title
Now showing items 121-140 of 164
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Rainwater Harvesting at Habitat for Humanity BuildsA senior design project of a rainwater harvesting system implemented at a Macon Habitat for Humanity home
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Reducing Barriers to Mobility in the United States and the Dominican RepublicThe presented work highlights two approaches undertaken to reduce both financial and informational barriers to mobility in the United States and the Dominican Republic: 1) Instructions for correct cane and crutch fitting and use were developed and distributed in the Dominican Republic. 2) A comparative gait study between standard rollators and forearm rollators is being developed in the United States.
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Reduction of Angiotensin II Induced Hypertension and Cardiac Fibrosis with GLP-1 Receptor Agonist and DPP-4 Inhibitor via Decreasing NADPH Oxidase ExpressionThis study entails focus on Ang II infused cardiac fibrosis, NADPH oxidases role in the inflammation pathway, and possible treatment options in GLP-1 agonists and DPP-4 inhibitors
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Rewriting ReparationsUniversity Honors Project expanding upon the topic of reparations and ideologies to be applied to Central and South American countries to encourage cultural subsidization of indigenous cultures and languages.
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Rewriting Reparations: 500 years to NowIn 2015, Spain passed a new law allowing a formerly exiled minority return to Spain and receive full citizenship after 500 years of exile. I'll be discussing what this means and why more legislation like this are important to the world moving forward.
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Richie and Beloved's Narrative Haunting in Beloved and Sing, Unburied, Sing: Salvage the Stories to Salve the GhostsIn the cosmos of Ward and Morrison, ghosts are literal metaphors of traumatic memories that emerge from holes – the unspeakable – in stories. When Sethe and River tell Beloved and Richie stories full circle, the ghosts’ bodies, as well as their verbal patterns, change, and I argue this change signifies their identity’s trajectory from wrecked to salvaged, forgotten to remembered, dehumanized to humanized.
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Role of Sumoylation in the EBV Life-CycleWe examined the effects of a novel, SAE small molecule inhibitor, ML-792, on protein sumoylation in multiple B cell lines infected with EBV.
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Seawater's Ability to Absorb CO2Dr. Marone and I are designing an experiment to test the ability of seawater to absorb carbon dioxide. This information will be used to determine the feasibility of melting ice caps to mitigate temperature increase.
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Seismic Water Depth MeterOur senior design project consists of a device that will use seismic reflection in order to determine the depth of groundwater.
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Seismic Water Depth MeterA low cost seismograph that can detect the depth of groundwater.
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Sequencing Batch ReactorA sequencing batch reactor is a way to treat wastewater. This documents the bulilding and tesing of one.
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Single Pond AgitationBASF/Mercer senior design team collaboration of Single Pond Agitation System CDR poster.
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Smart Automatic Door PosterThis is the poster for the Smart Automatic Door Senior Design project completed by Eric Wiley, Connor Herne, and Regan Hinman in Spring of 2020.
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Spinal Decompression ApparatusThis project is a prototype that promotes automated, non-surgical spinal decompression for spinal-related ailment for the Vietnamese population.
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Standard Fog Collector Experiment with Varying Mesh TypesThis project aims to evaluate the assess the dew collection ability of different kinds of mesh by using standard fog collectors.
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Targeting Chronic Myelogenous Leukemia with Imatinib and Glycyrrhizic Acid Combination TherapyExamining the efficacy of an imatinib and glycyrrhizic acid combination treatment on chronic myelogenous leukemia cell lines. As well as examining the mechanism of action of glycyrrhizic acid.
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Technical Mentorship of FIRST Tech Challenge TeamMercer undergraduates formed and mentored a robotics team comprised of high school students from the Macon area.
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The Brain Doesn't Lie? Neuroscience Imaging in Malpractice TrialsThis experiment explored the influence of neuroimaging evidence and patient deficit on juror decision-making in a medical malpractice trial.
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The Design and Application of a Flow Chamber to Study Leukocyte Migration In VitroOur team (Blake Chester, Madison Judd, Connor Reed) were tasked by Dr. Alireza Sarvestani to design and build a flow chamber device to study the effect the endothelial cell wall rigidity has on leukocyte migration.
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The Effect of Desire for Revenge and Negative Reciprocity on Customer Directed CWBCustomer service employees will experience counterproductive work behaviors (CWB) when mistreated by customers. The mechanism we examine to explain the customer-directed CWBs is the desire for revenge.
