Each year during the Research Science Institute (RSI), five presentations and five written papers are selected for honors by a distinguished panel of experts. The papers are listed in alphabetical order. For most of these papers, the paper title is linked to a full copy of the paper.
2023
Distinguished Written Papers
Radostin Cholakov, Distributional Quantization of Large Language Models
Yifan Kang, CNOT-Optimal Circuit Synthesis
Jerry Liu, Precision and Efficiency: An Automated System for Laser Alignment in Optical Experiments
Hanming Ye, The Stable Picard Groups of the Exterior Algebras E(n)
Distinguished Oral Presentations
Alan Bu, Concatenations of Two Incidence Matrices, Spanning Trees in Planar Graphs: Two Related Problems
Radostin Cholakov, Distributional Quantization of Large Language Models
Evrim Sude Dzhon, Investigating Factors Correlated with Patient Response to Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation for Treatment-Resistant Depression
Alexa Fein, Decoding Familial Cancer: Whole-genome Sequencing of Multiple Myeloma Families Enables Identification of Candidate Genes
Kah Shuen Gan, Yeast-based High-throughput Screening of Plasmodium falciparum Phosphodiesterase Beta (PDEβ) for Malaria Drug Discovery
2022
Distinguished Written Papers
Michelle Hua, 3D Acoustic Simulation and Optimization for Transcranial Focused Ultrasound Delivered with Stereotactic Robotics
Michael Huang, Effective Automated Stellar Substructure Detection using the Supervised Neural Clustering Algorithm
Iliyas Noman, On Small Spherical 2-Distance Sets in n-Dimensional Euclidean Space
Patrick Wahlig, Towards a System for Modeling the Impact of Ocean Acidification on Sea Scallops (Placopecten magellanicus) in Massachusetts Bay
Distinguished Oral Presentations
Madeleine de Belloy, Computing the Mosaic Number of Reduced Projections of Knots and Links
AnAn Desimone, Engineering Eukaryotic RNA-guided DNA Endonuclease for Genome Editing
Arvind Seshan, Automated Neuron Activity Classification in C. elegans
Alex Wang, Spatially Multiplexed Gold Leaf Electrodes for Affordable Pathogenic Detection