BYU Research Development Office Research Networking Conference

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Theory and Simulation of Soft Matter and Complex Fluids

Douglas R. Tree

Areas of Interest: Functional or Bio-inspired Soft Materials, Non-equilibrium Processes & Rheology, Polymer Self-Assembly
Protein Therapies for Muscular Dystrophy

Pam Van Ry

Areas of Interest: Translation research on Muscular Dystrophy and Pulmonary Fibrosis
Applied Mathematics

Jared P. Whitehead

Areas of Interest: Fluid dynamics, Uncertainty Quantification & Inverse Problems, Data Assimilation, Geophysics, Stability of Dynamical Processes, Asymptotics, and Variational Methods
Opportunities to Investigate novel Stable p-type ZnO: Making progress with the Asymmetric dopant problem

Davild Allred

For over 60 years p-type Wide-bandgap semiconductors have been a problem. ZnO has been described as a very desirable semiconductor materials.

How to make stable forms of moderate to heavily p-type semiconductors, For example, for zinc-oxide this elusive goal has been driven by the material’s desirable electronic, thermal, and mechanical properties.

The traditional approach seems unlikely to succeed due to compound stability and vapor pressure constraints on diffusional processes. Diffusion couples cannot be used to create long-term stable p-type zinc oxides.
Food for Thought: A Public Health Approach to the School Food Environment

Lori Andersen

Childhood obesity is a critical public health issue with long-term implications for physical and mental health. Schools play a pivotal role in shaping children's dietary habits and physical activity levels. This research focuses on school-based interventions aimed at preventing obesity among children and adolescents. Specifically, it examines the impact of school lunch and breakfast programs on obesity rates. By analyzing these programs, we aim to identify effective strategies for promoting healthy eating habits and preventing obesity in the school environment.
Pediatric Malnutrition Sarah

Sarah Ballini

This research will provide critical insights into the early detection and management of malnutrition in children, contributing to the reduction of malnutrition-related morbidity and mortality. Additionally, it will offer evidence-based strategies for effective nutrition education, empowering families to make healthier dietary choices and fostering long-term positive health outcomes.
Microfluidics

Armando P. Carreon Romero

his research focuses on leveraging micro and nanofabrication techniques to develop advanced microfluidic devices and systems. These innovations hold promise for a wide range of applications, from biomedical diagnostics to environmental monitoring and optical communications.
Lithium-Ion Batteries

Dean R. Carreon Romero

Electrochemical systems are fundamental to numerous applications, including batteries, fuel cells, and electrolysis. Accurate modeling of these systems is essential for improving their efficiency, performance, and longevity. This research focuses on the process of modeling electrochemical systems and conducting experiments to measure the local electronic and ionic conductivity of electrodes.
Nanomagnetism

Karine Chesnel

Studying the magnetic domain pattern morphology and its dependence dependence with previously applied field
Understand Psychiatric and Neurodegenerative Disorders

Derin J. Cobia

This research will contribute to the advancement of neuropsychology and neuroscience by elucidating the neurobiological underpinnings of psychosis and dementia.
Tissue Engineering

Alonzo Cook

This research will drive significant advancements in biomedical engineering, addressing critical health issues across cardiovascular repair, neuroscience, vision, renal function, and orthopedics. By developing innovative technologies and therapies, the study aims to improve patient outcomes and quality of life
Teaching Leadership in Teaching and Mentoring

Denise M. Halverson

This research will provide valuable insights into the leadership skills required for effective teaching and contribute to the development of targeted training programs that enhance these skills. By equipping teachers with robust leadership capabilities, the study aims to foster a collaborative and innovative teaching environment that ultimately benefits students' academic and personal growth.
Family History Program and the Center for Family History and Genealogy

Amy Harris and Jill Crandell

The overall purpose of the BA in family history is to educate students in methodologies and resources used for historical family reconstitution in order to explore, from the perspective of the family, how human societies function and change over time. It is meant to prepare students for careers in family history related fields as well as to more broadly understand and appropriately analyze their world with an historical perspective in a manner that spiritually strengthens each student.
Making textbooks free for students

John Hilton

The rising cost of textbooks is a significant barrier to education for many students. This research explores the feasibility, benefits, and challenges of making textbooks free for students. The focus is on understanding the impact on students, educational institutions, and the broader educational ecosystem.
Advanced Microwave Remote Sensing

David Long

New Techniques for reconstruction SIR/AVE optimized for ASCAR. Bayes estimator selection to optimally select between wind-only, and rain-only correction
Organizational Learning in Health Systems

Bret Lyman

Research about organizational learning, health systems, cognition, and patient-centered care.
Organizational Learning in Health Systems

Bret Lyman
Initial Textual Imaging Group

Roger T. Macfarlane

Finding development needs of scanning hardware for penetrating layers of carbonized papyrus. Explaining different kinds of ancient textual imaging groups. Process of X-ray Phase Contrast CT. Papyrus project.
Divalent Copper Complexes as Anti-Influenza Agents

Kelly McGuire

Influenza A remains a significant global health challenge, particularly due to the prevalence of strains with a mutated M2 channel that currently lacks effective blockers. This research focuses on the synthesis, purification, and characterization of novel copper complexes designed to inhibit the mutated M2 channel of Influenza A.
Water resources and hydrologic forecasting

Jim Nelson

This research will advance stream forecasting capabilities by harnessing the power of cloud computing and visualization technologies.
The PhraseWorthy App

Dallin D. Oaks

Brainstorming software that provides ideas about potential word plays for headlines, slogans, product names, titles, and more.
Biomedical Engineering

William Pitt

Polymeric biomedical materials and drug delivery, with recent emphasis on blood sepsis diagnostics. Today I am looking for collaboration in mathematical modeling of instabilities in sheared 2 phase flow.
A System of Solar Devices in Public Places for Helping Meet Energy Demand

John Salmon

The BYU Engineering and System Design Lab has an alternative energy research group exploring how to embed solar devices throughout our community and campus
Improving refugee services in the U.S. and abroad

Stacey Shaw

This research explores the intersection of refugee resettlement and mental health, with a particular focus on how religion and spirituality influence health outcomes. By increasing awareness of the events driving these families from their homes, this study advocates for respect, understanding, and tolerance across cultures and traditions, aiming to improve the well-being of resettled refugees.
Interpersonal Implications

James Smith

Developing tools and processes that support trust building and effective collaborative interactions between players in the built environment