Virtual Undergrad Town Hall: A Knowledge Base Analysis for Rosemary Officinalis Essential Oil (EO)

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June 28, 2018

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Overview

Speaker: Aneeta Uppal

Research Presentation:  A Knowledge Base Analysis for Rosemary Officinalis Essential Oil (EO)

As the world of essential oils continues to grow, researchers are becoming intrigued by what possible therapeutic benefits these oils may contain. This presentation will go over how a knowledge base on already existing data from multiple platforms can be used to predict the possible molecular mechanisms of essential oils by looking at their chemical constituents.

Mentor Presentation: Making Your Health a Priority in Graduate School
This presentation will focus on making time for yourself and your health while in graduate school. Stress, deadlines, and conflicts can bring everyone down. It’s important to pay attention to how you fuel your body, cope with stress and address possible mental health issues. Failing to cope with stress in a healthy way can manifest into medical issues that the speaker will address from her own personal experience.

Post-Discussion Chat: Join Aneeta Uppal & Lori Pollock for a chat to continue the discussion about undergraduate research opportunities, meet fellow students, and share your experiences.

Join us June 28th at 5:00pm ET

 

Speakers

Speaker: Aneeta Uppal

Aneeta is a second year Ph.D. student at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte in Bioinformatics. She received her undergraduate degree in Biotechnology from the Rochester Institute of Technology in 2015. She later moved to Charlotte and received her masters degree in bioinformatics at UNC Charlotte in 2016. She currently spends her time flipping between wet-lab science and computational biology. Her current research focuses on essential oils for human health.


Host: Lori Pollock, Professor at the University of Delaware

Lori Pollock is a Professor in Computer and Information Sciences at the University of Delaware. She earned her Ph.D. and M.S. in CS at the University of Pittsburgh in 1986 and 1983, respectively, and her B.S. in CS and Economics at Allegheny College in 1981. Her research focuses on program analysis for building better software maintenance tools, software testing, energy-efficient software, and computer science education. She is an ACM Distinguished Scientist and was awarded the ACM SIGSOFT 2016 Influential Educator Award, University of Delaware’s Excellence in Teaching Award and the University of Delaware’s E. A. Trabant Award for Women’s Equity. She has actively worked on improving the participation of women and other underrepresented groups in computer science for many years. She serves on the Executive Board of the Computing Research Association’s Committee on Education and Committee on the Status of Women in Computing (CRA-W). She is also leading Partner4CS, a project towards meeting the CS10K goals in the Delaware region.

Participants

All are welcome to participate.

Logistics

Please join the webinar 15 minutes before the presentation begins to ensure you do not miss any valuable information. The webinar will last one hour and will be immediately followed by a 30-minute chat between attendees and the speaker.

The event is broken into five sections:

  • Aneeta Uppal presents on A Knowledge Base Analysis for Rosemary Officinalis Essential Oil (EO)
  • Open Q&A
  • Aneeta Uppal discusses Making Your Health a Priority in Graduate School
  • Open Q&A
  • Interactive chat forum with Aneeta Uppal and attendees
Resources

Are you part of an ACM-W chapter or Women in CS/CSE group? Check out our flyer on how to participate in this webinar event as a group!

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