2023-2024 SSGSA STEM Sustainability Case Competition: Global Health

The SSGSA STEM Sustainability Case Competition is an annual research case competition hosted by undergraduate students from the STEM Students Guelph Support Association (SSGSA). The mission of this competition is to provide University of Guelph undergraduate students with an opportunity to develop their own research proposal while gaining valuable experience in innovative thinking and critical research analysis. Each year students, in teams of up to three are paired with an experienced mentor to develop and present a novel research proposal aligning with the competition’s theme. During the competition, students are taught fundamental principles outlining three lab techniques which they could write about in their proposal. The theme of this year’s competition was Global Health, and competitors learned about Enzyme Linked Immunosorbent assay (ELISA), Flow Cytometry, and Radio Carbon Dating. In the 2023-2024 SSGSA STEM Sustainability Case Competition over 175 participants submitted abstracts for judgment, and we present the Top 19 winning submissions to be read by you in our competition abstract booklet. We hope you enjoy reading this year’s best abstract submissions and encourage you to participate in the growing SSGSA community as we strive to encourage interest in novel scientific research fields surrounding STEM.

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Undergraduate Research in Natural and Clinical Science and Technology (URNCST) Journal
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2024-10-14
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https://doi.org/10.26685/urncst.740
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Science, Research, and Medicine
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2023-2024 SSGSA STEM Sustainability Case Competition: Global Health

Michael Braun Hamilton, Massimo Maiuri, Amelia Rilling, Sukhjot Pooni et al.
Undergraduate Research in Natural and Clinical Science and Technology (URNCST) Journal
Science, Research, and Medicine
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2023-2024 SSGSA STEM Sustainability Case Competition: Global Health

Michael Braun Hamilton, Massimo Maiuri, Amelia Rilling, Sukhjot Pooni, Meryam Tawfik, Grace Basso, Sanya Sareen
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The SSGSA STEM Sustainability Case Competition is an annual research case competition hosted by undergraduate students from the STEM Students Guelph Support Association (SSGSA). The mission of this competition is to provide University of Guelph undergraduate students with an opportunity to develop their own research proposal while gaining valuable experience in innovative thinking and critical research analysis. Each year students, in teams of up to three are paired with an experienced mentor to develop and present a novel research proposal aligning with the competition’s theme. During the competition, students are taught fundamental principles outlining three lab techniques which they could write about in their proposal. The theme of this year’s competition was Global Health, and competitors learned about Enzyme Linked Immunosorbent assay (ELISA), Flow Cytometry, and Radio Carbon Dating. In the 2023-2024 SSGSA STEM Sustainability Case Competition over 175 participants submitted abstracts for judgment, and we present the Top 19 winning submissions to be read by you in our competition abstract booklet. We hope you enjoy reading this year’s best abstract submissions and encourage you to participate in the growing SSGSA community as we strive to encourage interest in novel scientific research fields surrounding STEM.

Undergraduate Research in Natural and Clinical Science and Technology (URNCST) JournalVol. 8
University of Guelph (CA)
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Openalex Percentile: Top 74%
Science, Research, and Medicine
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