Browse comps and student work by academic department.
Graduated in 2027
George L. Wening, Physics (PHYS) 2027, Physics of Snow and Avalanche Dynamics
Graduated in 2026
Feraidon AbdulRahimzai, Beshir Said, and John Hurtubise, Computer Science (CS) 2026, DDoS Comps - Winter 2026
Yahnee Acklin, Special Major 2026, Reclaiming Agency: The Impact of Black Power on Self-Determination and Ethnic Nationalism
Kamran Ahmed, Economics (ECON) 2026, Paper Gold? The Effect of Dollarization on Sovereign Spreads During Interest Rate Surprises
Eli Allen, Economics (ECON) 2026, Beyond the Beef: An Event Study of the 2003 BSE Announcement
Ava Amthauer, Chloe Simanek, Ryan Choi, and Jamal Omosun, Computer Science (CS) 2026, Embedding Social and Civic Responsibility into Introduction to Computer Science
Reese Anderson, Cognitive Science (CGSC) 2026, Modelling Complexity: Developing an Interactive Taxonomy of Mind
Ben Ansbacher, Physics (PHYS) 2026, Noether’s Theorem, Symmetries & Conservation Laws
Gideon Antwi, Cynthia Lu, Andres Bracho Valles, Charlie Ding, and Helana Solomon, Computer Science (CS) 2026, AI Companion in CS257
Maria Anzalone, Economics (ECON) 2026, Paid Maternity Leave and Women’s Well-Being: Evaluating Family and Labor Market Outcomes for Women in the U.S
Luca Araujo, Indy Lyness, Joshua Lee, and Jiale Wan, Computer Science (CS) 2026, Transformer Zoo: A Comprehensive Analysis of Transform Coding in Image Compression
Julia Bartlett, Economics (ECON) 2026, Affirmative Action and Female Self-Employment in New York State Government Contracting
Florence Basile, Cinema and Media Studies (CAMS) 2026, How the Kiwi Lost its Wings
Junyoung Benjegerdes, Sociology and Anthropology (SOAN) 2026, The Paradox of Authentic Food: Deconstructing Authenticity, Power, and Identity in Second-Generation Korean American Foodways
Ryan Bernstein, English (ENGL) 2026, Suburban Nights
Ryan Bernstein and Nativ Berkovitz-Rave, Cinema and Media Studies (CAMS) 2026, Crumhorn at the Function
Theo Bester, Economics (ECON) 2026, Prix Sans Frontières: A Dynamic Analysis of Border Policy and Violations of Purchasing Power Parity in the Schengen Area, 2000-2025
London Bettman, Studio Art (ARTS) 2026, London Bettman Studio Art Comps
London Bettman, Floris Irakoze, Shalim Montes Hernandez, and Mustafe Osman, Computer Science (CS) 2026, Ethics in Data Structures: Graphs & Stacks, Queues, and Heaps
Luke Bisio, Physics (PHYS) 2026, Gravitomagnetism and NASA’s Gravity Probe B Experiment
Oliver P. Black-Johnston, Studio Art (ARTS) 2026, Untitled (Birds and Concrete)
Savanna Blair, Biology (BIOL) 2026, From Degradation to Dissemination: How Zika Virus Repurposes Autophagy for Transplacental Transmission
Alice Bonnevie-Rothrock, Biology (BIOL) 2026, You think you know a (fun)guy: What CERK1-type receptor-like kinases reveal about the blurred line between symbiotic and pathogenic plant-fungal interactions
Ryder Bravmann, Cinema and Media Studies (CAMS) 2026, Maeve
Abigail Burbery, Biology (BIOL) 2026, "Hidden in Plain Sight": Zika Virus Hijacks Exosomes for Deceptive Infection and v-miRNA Transport
Lilian Burrows, History (HIST) 2026, Inuit Art at Carleton: How Collectors and the Museum Define Authenticity
Jacob Bushee, Economics (ECON) 2026, Risk, Ambiguity, and Credibility: Does New Information Make Us Better or Worse Off?
Peter Calabrese, Emily Muenzer, Narjis Nusaibah, Rocío Avila, Aaron Lobsenz, Jack Rivkin, Madeline Tabora, Irene Tang, and Austin Zhu, Chemistry (CHEM) 2026, Using MS2 Viral Capsids as Targeted Drug Delivery Mechanism
Daniel Casper, Studio Art (ARTS) 2026, Overstimulation
Ryan Chang, Economics (ECON) 2026, Examining the Effects of Academic Stress and Pressure Related to the College Entrance Exam on Students’ Welfare in South Korea
Kaitlyn Chen, Biology (BIOL) 2026, The Integrated Functions of the NLR Sw-5b
Selina Chen, Biology (BIOL) 2026, lncRNA Tug1 Contributes to Parkinson’s Disease Through Disruption of PINK1/Parkin Mitophagy and Activation of the BAK/BAX Apoptotic Pathway
Carolyn Chinatti, Physics (PHYS) 2026, What Happens When You Turn It Up To Eleven: The High-Luminosity Large Hadron Collider Upgrade
Joanne Chung, Economics (ECON) 2026, Unconditional Income and Parental Behavior: Evidence from the 2021 Expanded Child Tax Credit
Sam Chutkow, Biology (BIOL) 2026, Circular RNA ciRS-7 as a Central Regulator of Proteostasis and Amyloidogenic Processing in Alzheimer’s Disease
Will Clausman, History (HIST) 2026, The “Outside Agitators” of the Iron Range: Understanding Newspaper Perceptions of Labor Action During the 1916 Mesabi Strike
Suwannee Conroy-Baarsch, Political Science (POSC) 2026, "¿Quién gobierna? No sé si importa" : Democratic Decline and Resilience in Argentine Youth
Adiana Contreras, Cinema and Media Studies (CAMS) 2026, Mommet
Caroline Cooper, History (HIST) 2026, Becoming Wives or Deviants: Postwar Conservatism and the Medicalization of Same-Sex Attraction at Smith, Mount Holyoke, and Wellesley Colleges in Mid-Century America
Emmy Coyle, Huckleberry Friedman, Indy Lyness, and Leo Wolf, Mathematics (MATH) 2026, Lattices R Us
Dylann Cullinane, Psychology (PSYC) 2026, Ethical Prevention and Treatment of Opioid Use Disorder in Cancer Patients
Jack Curtis, Physics (PHYS) 2026, Beyond The Sound Barrier
Ella L. Curtis-Revelle, Psychology (PSYC) 2026, Neuromodulation in the Treatment of Substance Use Disorders: A Comparison of Efficacy and Mechanisms
Theo Demetriades, Physics (PHYS) 2026, Information is Physical: The Physics of Information Theory and Computing
Charles Dickey, Biology (BIOL) 2026, Viral Proteins Interact with Plant Host Immune Regulators to Promote a Balanced Relationship to Prolong Infection at a Lower Immune Response
Ruby Dirks, Sociology and Anthropology (SOAN) 2026, “Even the Dead Trees are Home to Birds”: Forest Mortality as a Catalyst for Resilience and Possibility in Telluride’s Changing Landscape
Sylvia Dixon, History (HIST) 2026, Ireland’s Nursing Nuns: Imperial Authority and Social Welfare in the Nineteenth-Century Limerick Workhouse
Cameron Dolbow, Economics (ECON) 2026, The Price of Performance
Camilla Donald, Psychology (PSYC) 2026, Skills-Based Interventions to Prevent Addiction in Youth With Low Socioeconomic Status
Janet Duong, Studio Art (ARTS) 2026, Tear me apart
Dylan Evans, Economics (ECON) 2026, Addressing Debt Dilution in Sovereign Debt Restructurings: Debt Ceilings and Covenants Mechanisms for IMF Supported Governments
Ben Eveland, Chemistry (CHEM) 2026, Magnetic Relaxation in Inorganic Molecular Solids
Sivan Faruqui, Economics (ECON) 2026, Lying Behavior and Inequality: An Experimental Analysis of Payoff-Driven Dishonesty
Miah Francis, Studio Art (ARTS) 2026, Still Lives Alive
Isabel Gable, Sociology and Anthropology (SOAN) 2026, A Case Study on Religion and Spirituality Across the Life Course in Northfield, Minnesota
Brynn Gaebe, History (HIST) 2026, "Where Women with Disabilities are Learning to Write for Each Other": Community, Disability, Feminism, and Womyn's Braille Press
Yinan Gao, Chemistry (CHEM) 2026, Enantioselective [2+2] Cycloadditions via Triplet States: Mechanistic Insights
Jason Garcia, Studio Art (ARTS) 2026, Comps Project
Juan Garcia, Sociology and Anthropology (SOAN) 2026, The Faults and Promises of Canon Formation in Latine Sociology
Christine Gichimu, Biology (BIOL) 2026, Modulation of Interferon Pathways: Coordinated Type I IFN Suppression and Type III IFN Sustenance for Chronic HCV Persistence
Charlotte Gingo, Sociology and Anthropology (SOAN) 2026, Producing, sustaining, and experiencing illegality
Clark Gibson Glymph, Ronan Hacker, Jane Parson, and Nicholas Vlahos-Sten, Computer Science (CS) 2026, Ethics in Programming Languages
Maxima Gomez-Palmer, Biology (BIOL) 2026, Vital Vultures: Avian Scavengers Mitigate the Pathogenic Effects of Anthropogenic Stressors
Adrián González, Biology (BIOL) 2026, All Too Well (The Innate Version): Maladaptive Macrophage Reprogramming by SARS-CoV-2
Abigail Gooch, Biology (BIOL) 2026, Measles Evasion of Interferon Can Have Dire Consequences for Secondary Infections
Seth Grauer, Sociology and Anthropology (SOAN) 2026, “Natural” Gentrification?: The Role of Social Inequality and Natural Disasters in Gentrification and Urban Resilience
Eleanor Gullickson, History (HIST) 2026, Mother Knows Best: African American Women Who Taught About Sexual Health (1883-1916)
Ashlyn Haigh, Economics (ECON) 2026, The Economics of America’s Fertility Decline: Why a $5,000 Baby Bonus Is Not Enough
Abdul Rahim Hamid, Lyn Chen, Hildegard Gangolf, and Katrina Ostrom, Computer Science (CS) 2026, Show Us Your Secrets: Malware As Art
Sofia Jane Hanna, Economics (ECON) 2026, Disaster Aid or Aid Disaster? Evaluating inequalities in federal assistance following Hurricane Helene
Sofia Jane Hanna, French and Francophone Studies (FREN) 2026, Prédatrice ou proie ? Symbolisme animal et dynamiques relationnelles dans Syngué Sabour
Katelyn Harder, Psychology (PSYC) 2026, America’s Fastest Growing “Unhealthy Commodity” Industry: How Institutions Influence Casino Problem Gambling Prevention and Treatment
Katelyn Harder, German (GERM) 2026, Immigration and Integration in Germany: Perspectives on Assimilation in Samer Tannous and Gerd Hachmöller’s Lebt ein Syrer in Rotenburg (Wümme)
Io Harris, Biology (BIOL) 2026, Impacts of Vertebrate Scavenger Decline on Plant Community Composition
Jackie Harris, Physics (PHYS) 2026, Mechanisms of Crustal Deformation: How Rocks Accommodate Stress and Strain
Leonardo Hess, Psychology (PSYC) 2026, Did Morals Go Dark with the Enlightenment? The Practice of Moral Relativism and its Effect on Moral Behavior
Leonardo Hess, Political Science/International Relations (POSI) 2026, Rousseau's Solution to Selfishness: The Necessity of Shared Moral Frameworks to Counteract Anti-Social Self-Interest
Elizabeth Hiatt, Biology (BIOL) 2026, HOTAIR lncRNA regulation of miRNA34-a/Bcl-2 axis in Intervertebral Disk Degeneration as a Potential Therapeutic Target
Griffin Hintze, Biology (BIOL) 2026, Vertebrate Scavengers Mediate Carrion Resource Fluxes Through Terrestrial and Aquatic Ecosystems
Leo Hu, Cinema and Media Studies (CAMS) 2026, Sissyphus
Margaret Hu, Sociology and Anthropology (SOAN) 2026, Going Steady: Interweaving Individual and Community in the Experience of Parkinson’s Disease
Winston Ingalls, English (ENGL) 2026, “Terrorized in Its Authority”: Re-Writing the Canon in Wide Sargasso Sea and James
Isabel Intrater, Political Science (POSC); Political Science/International Relations (POSI) 2026, Where is the World Headed? Xi Jinping Offers Chinese Wisdom: A Critical Examination of the Tianxia System and its Role in Chinese Foreign Policy
Isabel Intrater, Amelia Lawlor, Henry Wolters, and Natalie Tatar, Mathematics (MATH) 2026, Block by Block (Chain): Constructing Bitcoin through Digital Signatures, Elliptic Curve Cryptography, and Hash Functions
Yoel Izaguirre, Cinema and Media Studies (CAMS) 2026, Nos Fuimos
Andrew Jamison, Economics (ECON) 2026, Does Price Matter?: A Laboratory Analysis of a Low-Cost Snack Market
Kaylah Janis, Physics (PHYS) 2026, Hammering Out The Physics: A Physical View of Metalsmithing
Eleanor Johnson, Physics (PHYS) 2026, Energy, Efficiency, and Lasers in the Immune System
Parker Johnson, History (HIST) 2026, Alexander, the Pilgrim King: Refractions of a Classical Legacy in Byzantine and Islamic History
Aurora Juarez, Biology (BIOL) 2026, Necrophagous Insects, Volatile Organic Compounds, and Microbes Interact on Carrion, Shaping Succession and Resource Use
Nathan Kallin, Physics (PHYS) 2026, A Nervous Breakdown
Fatima Kamara, Religion (RELG) 2026, Abused by the Husband, Sanctioned by the Community, Silenced by the State: How U.S. Law Disavows Polygyny and Overlooks Black Muslim Women
Fatima Kamara, Political Science/International Relations (POSI) 2026, Failing to Protect: UN Security Council Intervention and Humanitarian Costs in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
Max Kingston, Physics (PHYS) 2026, Acoustics in Concert Hall Design
Klara A. Kjome Fischer, Geology (GEOL) 2026, Deformation features of the Mt. Simon Sandstone in the Pine Bend Impact Structure, Inver Grove Heights, MN, USA
Palmy Klangsathorn, Rachel Azan, Daniel Lumbu, and Jeremy Gautama, Computer Science (CS) 2026, YARA: How to Detect Malware in Files and Websites
Manoka Kozaki, Political Science/International Relations (POSI) 2026, Strategic Aid: U.S. Foreign Aid Allocation and Its Alignment with Presidential Foreign Policy Priorities, 1981–2024
Kat Kresse, Biology (BIOL) 2026, Relaxin and ACL Injury Risk: Menstrual Hormone Remodels Collagen in Female ACL Ligament
Nora Kushner, Political Science/International Relations (POSI) 2026, How Anti-Colonial Movements Internationalize: Institutional Pathways to Legitimacy in Algeria and Kenya
Anna Larson-Cheng, Studio Art (ARTS) 2026, In Gratitude
