On July 28, 2007 the thirty young women participating in the 2007 CURIE Academy presented their research findings to their parents as well as Cornell faculty, staff, and students. Each of the following presentations explores different but related fundamental aspects of problems associated with joint malfunction and arthritis.
Presentation One: Cartilage Disease and Mechanics
Presentation Two: Cell-Scaffold Interactions
Presentation Three: Stem Cell Adhesion to Cartilage
Presentation Four: The Unique Frictional Properties of Cartilage
Presentation Five: Tissue Engineering
On July 29, 2006 the twenty-five young women participating in the 2006 CURIE Academy presented their research findings to their parents as well as Cornell faculty, staff, and students. Presentation One summarizes what the women learned during a field outing to Cayuga Lake on the Floating Classroom. Presentations Two through Five summarize the findings of daily work performed in small group project sessions throughout the program.
Presentation One: Advection and Diffusion in Cayuga Lake
Presentation Two: Analysis of Dispersion in Aquatic Environments
Presentation Three: Turbulent Diffusivity vs. Advection
Presentation Four: Behavior of Pollutants in Aquatic Environments
Presentation Five: Plumes and Flumes
