This afternoon, 27 April 2011, at 3:30 in Sitterson 011 computer science undergraduates will present their research projects. It's your chance to see the kind of research opportunities available to you.

The program will feature:

H264Katana: Slicing and dicing H.264-compressed video streams Max Beckman-Harned, supervised by Ketan Mayer-Patel

Optimizing Ancestry Inference for Complex Pedigrees Abhishek Sarkar, supervised by Wei Wang

Browser Based Sonic Zoom: Using Javascript, HTML5, and Spatial Sound as Enabling Technology Cameron Swaim, supervised by Gary Bishop

Effect of Transient Cross Traffic on the RAPID Congestion Control Protocol Rebecca Lovewell, supervised by Jasleen Kaur

Low-Cost Robot Platform for Medical Robotics Research Pavel Chtcheprov, supervised by Ron Alterovitz

Hookt on Fon-iks Austin Matthews, supervised by Fabian Monrose

The Bathysphere: Motion Capture as Art Caitlyn Losee, supervised by Greg Welch

Modeling Essential Tremors (ET) Krishna Kollu, supervised by Greg Welch