2023 Tiny Earth Virtual Winter Symposium

Student Research Presentations – Session I

All student research posters can be viewed in the gallery below. Scroll and click to view a poster!

Room A — 1:30 PM EST

Students present in the order listed

Poster # Poster Title Presenters Institution
1 Finding Novel Antibiotics with Apple Juice Amy Chan California Northstate University College of Health Sciences
2 Bacterial Growth and Search for Antibiotic Producers at Springfield College Alyssa Paquette, Mackenzie Gingras Springfield College
3 Antimicrobials found in Canine and Saliva and Skin Nicole Jacobson, Haley Groskopf University of St. Thomas
4 Isolation of Potential Antibiotic Producers against ESKAPE Relatives from Amarillo, Texas Quincy Nakamura West Texas A&M University
5 We Did Start the Fire: An Insight into How Prescribed Burns Affect Soil Bacteria Peyton Hilfinger, Caroline Chin, Serenity Padilla, Gaby De Los Santos The University of Texas at Austin
6 Environmental Influence on Antibiotic Production in Soil Microbiomes Amelia Canright, Emily Pham, Julie Dieu, Kelly Ho The University of Texas at Austin

Room B — 1:30 PM EST

Students present in the order listed

Poster # Poster Title Presenters Institution
7 Bacterial Profiling at Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center: Unveiling Microbial Diversity in Native Flora Carmen Edwards The University of Texas at Austin
8 The Effect of Environmental Factors on the Type of Antibiotic-Producing Bacteria Found in Soil Melody Sedghi, Rory Adl, Angela Kurian, Mariah Boberg The University of Texas at Austin
9 Antibiotic Discovery from Bacterial Soil Sample Isolates Kelena Snipes Randolph-Macon College
10 Selection of Bacterial Morphotypes from Contrasting Mexican´s Soil with Antibacterial Activity Fernando Juárez Vallejo Universidad Autónoma de Querétaro
11 Tiny Earth: Antibiotic Resistance in Soil Bacteria​ Zara Jafri, Shahed Sulaiman, Vennila Satheesh The University of Texas at Austin
12 Exploring Microbiomes in Varied Soil Environments: Antibiotic Resistance and Production in Bacterial Communities Tatum Eades, Zoe Valle, Juliza Villarreal, Varshitha Lalam The University of Texas at Austin