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BEAR Day 2020Student Program Design
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Pediatric Drop Foot BraceThe teams goal is to make a lightweight brace that is durable, inexpensive, and can be used for a longer period of time.
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Automated Pill Dispenser to Improve Medication AdherenceThis pill dispenser can be economically produced, use an LCD to display information, record and save data, and dispense doses of medication at the push of a button.
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FOOLS Training DollhouseTo create brackets that will be used to facilitate the transportation of dollhouses used to train firefighters.
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Wheel Hub Redesign and Implementation of Speedometer on the Off Road VehicleSenior Design project centered around redesigning the wheel hubs and implementing a speedometer onto the MUSE off-road vehicle.
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Gold Gravity ConcentratorOur project is to design and construct a valve that creates a pulsating flow of water. This valve is to be used within a gravity gold concentrator common in small-scale artisanal gold mining.
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Gender Disparity in Education in Sub-Saharan Africa: How it Affects the EconomyThis research will look closely at the Sub-Saharan gender disparity of African women in education and their respective wealth. More importantly, it will analyze the funding that is allocated towards education in each country and the percentage of educated people that are females.
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Gray Water ControllerSenior Design poster for the Gray Water Controller project
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Modern Minstrelsy: The Art of DisplacementThis project is a research essay on the ways that minstrelsy still exists in modern media culture, particularily exploring three movies from the late 90's and early 2000's: Shrek (2001), The Phantom Menace (1999), and The Fifth Element (1997). This essay explores how minstrel forms evolved over time and how displacment and distancing allow them to exist in modern media without being recognized and criticized.
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An Autopsy on MortalityI focus on historical and literary depictions of death in WWI in the context of modernism. I argue that constant interaction between the living and the dead led to the deconstruction of the binary of life and death in literary modernism.
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Dancing into Whiteness: A Look at José Limón’s Performance in Atlanta in 1953 and Cold War AmericaThis essay connects the themes of race, the Cold War, and the Jim Crow South through the exploration of the Mexican Modern dancer, José Limón and his performances in the 1950s.
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Wood Thickness ReducerSenior design project
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Technical Mentorship of FIRST Tech Challenge TeamMercer undergraduates formed and mentored a robotics team comprised of high school students from the Macon area.
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Efficacy of C-Fos Inhibition In Patch Compartment Upon Habitual Methamphetamine AdministrationThe study evaluates whether deactivating C-Fos neuronal expression in patch compartment decreases habit formation in methamphetamine administration
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Design of Portable Incubator for Water Coliform Testing.As part of our senior design project, our team has developed and tested a collapsible, lightweight incubator design for travel that complies with all client specifications and can provide reliable incubation for water quality kit compartment bags for testing in remote field settings. Narration of the Presentation at: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1j7eYShjH2pn7Afa_yzOqwmh3bzJe_hls
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Universal Back Brace for Pediatric Patients with ScoliosisOur team will introduce an alternative design for a scoliosis back brace that allows for an adjustable and mobile brace that will aid in the corrected gait and posture of the patient while alleviating pain.
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BEAR Day 2020Student Program Design
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BEAR Day 2020Student Program Design
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The Design and Application of a Flow Chamber to Study Leukocyte Migration In VitroOur team (Blake Chester, Madison Judd, Connor Reed) were tasked by Dr. Alireza Sarvestani to design and build a flow chamber device to study the effect the endothelial cell wall rigidity has on leukocyte migration.
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Lead (Pb) Sampling and Analysis in Low-Income Residential CommunitiesThrough sampling and analysis of Pb concentrations in airborne and settled dust, this project will provide both a qualitative and quantitative study of Pb pollution in low-income residential communities.