High School Student Researcher Paloma’s Research on Multidimensional Reassessments Inequalities in India Published at Sigma Xi Undergraduate Conference
Paloma Bhattacharyya is a talented high school student from Delhi Public School in India with a passion for economics and social science. Her academic accomplishments include winning numerous awards in science and mathematics. At CCIR, Paloma conducted a research project titled “Measuring Rural Inequality in India with a Multidimensional Approach.” Her study aimed to measure […]
George Pangalos on Financing for a Sustainable Dry Bulk Shipping Industry
At CCIR, George Pangalos conducts a research project on financing in the shipping industry, mentored by a professor from the University of Cambridge. His paper provides a framework to illustrate from a financial perspective the plethora of challenges and disruptions that have troubled the industry and the respective funding routes that prominent companies should take […]
Rohan’s Project Commercialised by AG Diagnostics, a Leading Pathology Lab in India
In his research paper, “Minimizing Costs of Covid-19 Biomedical Waste Collection Using Mixed Integer Linear Programming Approach,” Rohan Kalluraya (DLRC Foundation, India) explored the so-called Multiple Traveling Salesman Problem (MTSP) using a Mixed Integer Linear Programming (MILP) approach. The Traveling Salesman Problem is an extensively studied optimization problem. The problem is as follows: You are […]
High School Student Researcher Yen on Exploring the Cutting-edge of Regenerative Neurobiology
Yen Giang Nguyen is an exceptional junior student at VNU-HCM High School for the Gifted, Vietnam. She has an impressive track record in various academic competitions. Additionally, Yen Giang has participated in MaSSP, where she studied advanced levels of biology and neuroscience. During her time at CCIR, Yen Giang Nguyen conducted her research paper entitled […]
Ishaan’s Research Published at Dartmouth Undergraduate Journal
Ishaan Goswami is a student researcher in the 1-on-1 Research Mentorship programme, working under Dr Zarkan last summer. His research paper titled “A Bioinformatic Analysis of mecA Prevalence in Bacterial Species” has just been published in the Winter/Spring 2022 Issue of the Dartmouth Undergraduate Journal of Science. In his research paper, “A Bioinformatic Analysis of […]
High School Student Researcher Seungmyoung on Regenerative Neurobiology
At CCIR, Seungmyoung works on a research project related to Regenerative Neurobiology and Gene Therapy. Her project is ambitious and original. By optimizing the involvement of track B in sensory action growth and protein signaling, her research project could have significant implications for the development of gene therapies for various neurological disorders. Seungmyoung has always […]
Richard Jia presenting at the BSA Medical Sociology Conference as the youngest presenter ever
Richard Jia (Westlake Boys High School, New Zealand) is a student researcher in the 1-on-1 Research Mentorship programme, working in sociology under Dr Hande Guzel from the University of Cambridge. His paper “Redefining mental health: Marginalisation and the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on understandings of mental disorders” has just been accepted for presentation at […]
Xinnan’s research accepted to European Society for Health And Medical Sociology Conference
Congratulations to CCIR student researcher Xinnan. Her abstract “The Influence of TikTok on the Body Image of the Chinese Youth” was accepted to the 19th Biennial European Society for Health And Medical Sociology Conference (ESHMS). ESHMS is the leading sociology conference in Europe. This year, it focuses on the future of the post-pandemic society. The […]
Alicia to present at the Annual Conference of the Microbiology Society
Alicia is an alumnus of CCIR, where she conducted her research under the supervision of Dr Zarkan. We are excited to announce that her paper “Chronic and Recurrent Bacterial Infections: The Role of Persisters and Biofilms” has just been accepted by the Annual Conference of the Microbiology Society. The Microbiology Society, based in the United […]
Jessy’s research on the COVID narrative accepted by University of California graduate conference
Jessy is an alumnus of the 1-on-1 Research Mentorship programme, where she conducted her mentorship under the supervision of Dr McClelland from the Philosophy Department of the University of Cambridge. Her paper “China’s Use of a National War-Narrative and the Justification of Individual Sacrifice” has just recently been accepted to the conference Society Must Be […]