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Achievements

Find out what our students, faculty, and staff are being recognized for.

Faculty

Dr. Sarah Jaquette Ray

Environmental Studies

Dr. Ray joined grief scholars and movement leaders Breeshia Wade, Yolanda Sealy-Ruiz, Myrtle Sodhi, Jennifer England and host Viyda Shah on the podcast, Hospicing Leadership. This episode focused on questions such as "How do leaders create a vision for hospicing grief in the midst of crisis?" You can listen here: https://www.yorku.ca/edu/unleading/podcast-episodes/hospicing-leadershi…

Faculty

Jeff Kane and Pascal Berrill

Forestry, Fire & Rangeland Management

Drs. Jeff Kane and Pascal Berrill received a $144,000 grant from the USDA Forest Service to support a study that will examine the effectiveness of variable tree thinning and prescribed burn treatments to promote fire and forest resilience in mixed-conifer forests of California. Research has consistently shown thinned tree stands to be more resilient to drought and wildfires, however, much remains to be learned about tree regeneration and growth in landscapes experiencing frequent low-to-moderate severity fires. This work will help to fill information gaps on interrelationships between prescribed fire dynamics, forest structural diversity, fuels, and vegetation response.

Student

Kay Vargas and Dr. Sherrene Bogle

Computer Science

The NSF funded ACOSUS project has received another peer reviewed acceptance to present their findings in Phoenix Arizona at the  Decision Sciences Institute Annual Conference. This publication includes Kay Vargas, a recent CS graduate now pursuing a PhD at University of California, Santa Cruz and research assistant of  Dr. Sherrene Bogle.

The citation is below:
Standfast*, J., Franco*, J.,  Carabello*, R., Vargas*, K., Wan, Y.,  Wang, X., Bogle, S., Aggarwal, P., &  Rayana, S., (2024) Deciding on a College Transfer: Uncovering Transition Queries and Concerns via Reddit Topic Modeling, DSI Annual Conference November 2024 Status = ACCEPTED

Faculty

Hanna D. Hobbs, Lowen M. Hobbs, and Robert W. Zoellner

Chemistry

Two former undergraduate research students, now both in the U. S. Coast Guard, Hanna D. Hobbs and Lowen M. Hobbs, have published a peer-reviewed research article with Professor Emeritus Robert W. Zoellner entitled "The limits of copper oxidation states from density functional theory computations:  Fluoro-copper complexes, [CuFn]x+, where n = 1 through 6 and x = 3+ through 5-".  The citation is Hanna D. Hobbs, Lowen M. Hobbs, Robert W. Zoellner, Computational and Theoretical Chemistry 20241242, 114942 (12 pages), to be published in December 2024.

Faculty

José R. Marin Jarrin

Fisheries Biology

Research from Cal Poly Humboldt graduate Gabriel Irribarren and Fisheries Biology Professor José R. Marin Jarrin was recently published in the California Fish and Wildlife Scientific Journal. Their research focuses on using empty shells to study Pacific razor clam populations at Clam Beach in Humboldt County, and is key to advancing this important research on coastal ecosystems.

Student

Dr. Sherrene Bogle, Dr. Marjan Asadinia, & Desai, M., Rumale

Computer Science

Dr. Sherrene Bogle and collaborators from CSU Northridge including Dr. Marjan Asadinia and graduate students Desai, M., Rumale, A. will present findings  on their NSF funded research "CISE-MSI : RCBP-ED: CCF-FET : Improving Reliability and Durability in Phase Change Main Memory (PCM)" at the Future Technologies Conference in November 2024.
The work is published with Springer and the citation is below:
WIRE: Write Energy Reduction via Encoding in Phase Change Main Memories (PCM)). In: Arai, K. (eds) Proceedings of the Future Technologies Conference (FTC) 2024, Volume 3. Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems, vol 1156. Springer, Cham.

Student

Cheyenne Ty, Dr. Sherrene Bogle

Computer Science

Cheyenne Ty, a Computer Science Senior/Research Assistant, and Dr Sherrene Bogle and presented findings on their NSF funded research  "CISE-MSI : Building an AI Counseling system for Underrepresented CS transfer students: ACOSUS” at the  Consortium for Computing Sciences in Colleges (CCSC) Northwestern Regional Conference in October 2024.
The citation for the published work is below:
Ty*, C., Vargas*, Wan, Y.,  K.,  Wang, X., Aggarwal, P.,  Rayana, S., & Bogle, S., (2024), Investigation of Computing Transfer Students Success, CCSC Northwestern Regional Conference 2024. Journal of Computing Sciences in Colleges 20(1)

Faculty

Sherrene Bogle, Marjan Asadinia

Computer Science

Dr. Sherrene Bogle and collaborators from CSU Northridge including Dr Marjan Asadinia and graduate students Desai, M., Rumale, A. will present findings on their NSF-funded research "Improving Reliability and Durability in Phase Change Main Memory (PCM)" at the Future Technologies Conference in November 2024. The work is published in Proceedings of the Future Technologies Conference (FTC) 2024, Volume 3. FTC 2024. Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems, vol 1156. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-73125-9_38

Faculty

Sherrene Bogle, Kay Vargas

Computer Science

The NSF funded ACOSUS project has also received another peer reviewed acceptance to present their findings Saturday 11/23 in Phoenix Arizona at the Decision Sciences Institute Annual Conference. This publication includes Kay Vargas recent CS graduate and Dr. Bogle

Standfast*, J., Franco*, J.,  Carabello*, R., Vargas*, K., Wan, Y.,  Wang, X., Bogle, S., Aggarwal, P., &  Rayana, S., (2024) Deciding on a College Transfer: Uncovering Transition Queries and Concerns via Reddit Topic Modeling, DSI Annual Conference November 2024  To be published in  Decision Sciences Institute Annual Conference Conference Proceedings

Student

Sherrene Bogle, Cheyenne Ty, Kay Vargas

Computer Science

Cheyenne Ty, a Computer Science Senior/Research Assistant, and Dr Sherrene Bogle and presented findings on their NSF funded research  "CISE-MSI : Building an AI Counseling system for Underrepresented CS transfer students: ACOSUS” at the  Consortium for Computing Sciences in Colleges (CCSC) Northwestern Regional Conference in October 2024. The citation for the published work is below:

Ty*, C., Vargas*, Wan, Y.,  K.,  Wang, X., Aggarwal, P.,  Rayana, S., & Bogle, S., (2024), Investigation of Computing Transfer Students Success, CCSC Northwestern Regional Conference 2024. Journal of Computing Sciences in Colleges 20(1)