Research
Participants Needed: ADHD Balance Testing Research
We are looking to recruit students to participate in a balance assessment study. The goal of this study is to test the differences in balance between subjects with medicated ADHD, unmedicated ADHD, and neurotypical. The study will involve one session per participant, lasting approximately 45 minutes. Participants will be compensated $20 upon completion of tasks.
Clarkson University Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering PhD Proposal Defense
Chiagozie Mary Chukwukwute Experimental Investigation of The Roles of Plasma Non-Oxidative Species in Plasma Water Treatment. Abstract:Plasma is formed when an electric field is applied to a gas, generating species such as electrons,ions, radicals, metastables, and photons. This technology has found application in different fieldsof science and recent studies on plasma-liquid interactions have demonstrated that
Clarkson University Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Ph.D. Dissertation Defense
“EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION INTO MECHANISMS THAT DRIVE AND CONTROL LIQUID PHASE CHEMISTRY IN PLASMA-LIQUID INTERACTIONS” FOLUKE JENNIFER GANZALLO Ph.D. Candidate, Clarkson University Plasma‐based water treatment (PWT) is an emerging technology that utilizes plasma-generated reactive species to degrade persistent and emerging contaminants in water; however, its full potential is limited by an incomplete understanding of plasma–liquid interfacial
Support Local Business – Take Our Marketing Research Survey!
We are students in Clarkson University’s Marketing Research class, working on a project to help local business owners tackle marketing challenges. Our current focus is on enhancing the social media presence of Alicia, a local photographer, to increase her online visibility and attract more customers. Alicia is especially interested in working with rising seniors for
Help Wanted for Student Business Case Research
Are you curious about owning an EV? Do you know someone who’s in the market for a new vehicle? Ethan Flamand is a student looking for volunteers to hold a conversation containing questions about a consulting business model that aims to guide potential EV buyers through the complex world of this new technology. With most
INVITES INDIVIDUALS FROM AGES 18 TO 80 YEARS OLD TO PARTICIPATE IN A STUDY OF Mobile Phone Use BEHAVIOR
Drs. Daqing Hou & Stephanie Schuckers perform research in behavioral user authentication and are looking for subjects willing to participate in their research efforts. You must be >=18 years of age to participate. The project involves studying continuous human activity when using a mobile phone, specifically typing, swiping and phone holding behaviors, to determine their effectiveness as
MK696-Project Survey Invitation
Hi! We are collecting important information to enhance Clarkson Construction Engineering Management(ECM) Master Program and we need your input! Your feedback will help us improve the program and ensure it meets the needs of current and future students. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScNDkCsEg8gmZG1QNXD0HZIJbyrXXVkVJ3hW-A_ElUXhAzAng/viewform?usp=header For more information, contact Wei Zhang at wzhan@clarkson.edu
Help Shape Local Air Travel Services — Share Your Feedback in 5 Minutes!
Dear Community Members, We are a team of Clarkson University students conducting a research project to improve air travel accessibility and convenience in the Ogdensburg region. As part of our coursework in marketing, your input will help us identify opportunities to better serve travelers like you. Survey Details: Open to: All travelers (students, faculty, locals,
INVITES INDIVIDUALS FROM AGES 18 TO 80 YEARS OLD TO PARTICIPATE IN A STUDY OF Mobile Phone Use BEHAVIOR
Drs. Daqing Hou & Stephanie Schuckers perform research in behavioral user authentication and are looking for subjects willing to participate in their research efforts. You must be >=18 years of age to participate. The project involves studying continuous human activity when using a mobile phone, specifically typing, swiping and phone holding behaviors, to determine their effectiveness as