Julian Tash details the history of China's policy and its implications today in terms of claims to ownership. It reveals how the Chinese construct their past. To learn more about the history of territorial disputes in the South China Sea, come to this year's URCAD!

Come to URCAD 2016 to find out more about border cell migration in Drosophila melanogaster. Drosophila melanogaster was used due to similarities between fly and human genes, the ease of manipulating their gene function, and ease in observing their native tissue. To find out more about these creatures, the process used, and final results, visit Amelia Smith's project at URCAD 2016!

Archie Slade will be having a talk about Djuna Barnes, a groundbreaking woman modernist and her novel, Nightwood. The novel uses subverted and modernist conventions of literature to portray love between women in the early 20th century. To find out more about Barnes and the techniques Slade used to analyze the piece, including the philosophy of Theodor R. Adorno, visit the project at URCAD 2016!

Andreas Seas's project concerned understanding superficial femoral artery re-modeling as it relates to patient characteristics in order to improve diagnostic and treatment modalities for peripheral artery disease. 

Visit his project at URCAD 2016 to learn more!

Although the maternal and infant mortality rates in Haiti are the highest in the Western hemisphere, group prenatal care can be utilized to reduce the mortality and improve health. To learn more about the approach used in this project and the group's review, check out their research at URCAD 2016!

Amanda Perera and Sarah Moshman researched the effectiveness of video-game distraction in reducing children's experience of pain. Their data was analyzed using Pearson correlations to examine relations between prior experience and pain tolerance. Visit their project at URCAD 2016 to find out more!