Corporate Taxation and Innovation: Evidence from Local Projections

Faculty Sponsor: Masami Imai Isaac Stern I’m an Economics and Mathematics student at Wesleyan University interested in how institutions, markets, and policy shape economic life. This summer, I worked as a Research Assistant for Professor Masami Imai to study how corporate tax rate cuts affected countries. This study was picked because it worked as a … Read more

Text Mining and Predictive Models for Knitting Instructions

Faculty Sponsor: Yuxuan Mei Dylan Ross My name is Dylan Ross, a rising junior (’28) at Wesleyan University studying Mathematics, Music, and Computer Science. Once I graduate, I hope to have enough time outside of work to focus on my personal projects: composing albums, programming games, and drawing whatever comes to mind. Abstract: Ravelry is … Read more

Lord of the fl-Eyes: Effects of Cytoskeletal Untethering on Nuclear Position, Shape, and Cell Morphology in the Drosophila melanogaster Eye

Faculty Sponsor: Ruth Johnson, Biology Department. Live Poster Session: Zoom Link Goes Here Gillian Churchland Gillian Churchland is a rising junior at Wesleyan University double majoring in Biology and Mathematics. She’s from New York City, but is happiest somewhere she can hike, climb, swim, or mountain bike. This is Gillian’s second semester working in the … Read more

Towards the analysis of the behavior of Drosophila Melanogaster after and during dyadic interactions

Faculty Sponsor: Grace McKenzie-Smith Live Poster Session: Zoom will be added here Maxwell Middleton Maxwell is a rising sophomore from Glen Ridge, New Jersey. At Wesleyan, he is working in the McKenzie-Smith lab to track and analyze the locomotion of Drosophila Melanogaster to better understand their social behavior. In his spare time, he enjoys playing … Read more