2021 Fellows' Poster Session

The 2021 virtual fellows' poster session focused on the research of then third-year students. Each presented their work in the form of a five- to eight-minute prerecorded poster overview — followed by a live, five-minute question and answer period. A listing of fellow presenters, complete with an abstract for each poster, is listed below.

Daily Virtual Poster Presentation Schedule

Monday, July 19
1	Kaley Brauer	AEos Project: Modeling Galactic Chemical Evolution in Dwarf Galaxies with Individual Stars
2	Justin Finkel	Learning Rare Stratospheric Transitions from Short Simulations
3	K. Grace Johnson	Quantum Chemistry at Scale: Multi-Node Multi-GPU Two-Electron Integral Code Generation
4	Lawrence Roy	Three Halves Make a Whole? Beating the Half-Gates Lower Bound for Garbled Circuits
5	Samuel Olivier	High-Order Variable Eddington Factor Methods for Thermal Radiative Transfer
6	Jacob Bringewatt	Effective Gaps are not Effective: Quasipolynomial Classical Simulation of Obstructed Stoquastic Hamiltonians
7	Caitlin Whitter	Molecular Property Prediction With Graph Neural Networks
Tuesday, July 20
1	Steven Fromm	General Relativistic Neutrino Radiative Transport in Astrophysical Simulations
2	Paul Zhang	Manifold Valued Subdivision Splines
3	Christiane Adcock	Hybrid RANS-LES of the Atmospheric Boundary Layer for Wind Farm Simulations at Exascale
4	James Sullivan	An Analytic Hybrid Halo + Perturbation Theory Model for Small-scale Correlators: Baryons, Halos, and Galaxies
5	Olivia Hull	Developing a State-By-State Understanding of Polarizability within the GW Approximation
6	Anda Trifan	Deep Learning Driven Adaptive Sampling Methods for Targeting Cancer and COVID-19
7	Michael Tucker	The Host Galaxy of ASASSN-14ko: A Dual-AGN Galaxy Merger
Wednesday, July 21
1	Sarah Greer	Super-Resolution with the Zero-Phase Imaging Condition
2	Jesse Rodriguez	Inverse Design of Plasma Metamaterial Devices for Optical Computing
3	Edward Hutter	Accelerating Distributed-Memory Autotuning via Statistical Analysis of Execution Paths
4	Dipti Jasrasaria	Interplay of Surface and Interior Modes in Exciton-Phonon Coupling at the Nanoscale
5	Ryder Fox	Does Increased Horizontal Resolution Improve Modeled Precipitation in Hurricane Simulations?
6	Kimberly Cushman	Laplacian Heaviside Method for Compsite Dark Matter Scattering
7	William Moses	Instead of Rewriting Foreign Code for Machine Learning, Automatically Synthesize Fast Gradients
8	Steven Stetzler	Fast Emulation of Expensive Simulations Using Approximate Gaussian Processes