Lassonde Undergraduate Summer Research Conference 2022
August 16, 2022⠀⠀
9:00 am – 4:30 pm⠀⠀
In-Person Event⠀⠀
@YU Second Student Centre
ABOUT
The 2022 Undergraduate Summer Student Research Conference was held on August 16, 2022.
Over 90 undergraduate students from the Lassonde School of Engineering and beyond presented their research projects during this conference. The students presented their research on a wide range of projects focusing on the United Nations Sustainability Development Goals, such as
- The effect of climate change on bridge infrastructure
- The effect of electric vehicle charging loads on the power grid
- Ensuring point of use water safety in decentralized drinking water systems in Canada
- Modeling the effect of climate change on groundwater recharge
- and many more interesting topics…
The research projects were funded through the following programs:
- Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada: Undergraduate Student Research Award (NSERC USRA)
- Lassonde Undergraduate Research Award (LURA)
- Mitacs Globalink Research Internship (GRI)
- Research at York (RAY)
Congratulations to our 2022 Conference Winners!
Best Presentation
1st Place
Faruq Afolabi
Department of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science
Exploring the Impact of Immersion on Teleoperated MASS
2nd Place
Mark Vertlib
Department of Earth & Space Science & Engineering
Improving the Satellite Facet Modelling Process for More Accurate Simulated Light Curve Analysis
3rd Place
Maria Beshara
Department of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science
Gallium-Nitride Based Multi-MHz Bidirectional Power Interface for Integrated Energy Storage in a DC Microgrid
Honorary Mentions
Madison Bardoel
Kumar Vaibhav Jha
Dhyan Thakkar
Walid Orabi
Kyle Lapuz
Vannesa Weedmark
Kyle Baird
Anupriya Ravula
Faiz Ahmed
Hongru Wang
Xuchen Tan
Nadine Norman
Suha Siddiqui
Bridget Price
Jarod Anjelo P. Lustre
Students’ Choice Awards
1st Place
Hira Memron
Department of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science
Cost Optimization Model of Electric Vehicles Parking Lots for Distribution System Operator
2nd Place
Jessie Chesal
Department of Earth & Space Science & Engineering
Cyclostrophic Winds in the Atmosphere of Venus from the Radio-Occultation data collected by Venus Express and Akatsuki
3rd Place
Jack Wawrow
Department of Earth & Space Science & Engineering
Open-Source Photometric Light Curve Processor for Space Situational Awareness (SSA)