Yesterday we made the trip over to Minnesota University to meet there Computer science REU teams and talk about our different project. It was really interesting to see what they had been working on and get an idea of what … Continue reading →
Yesterday was fun! Thank you to Abby and Andrew for driving us to and from Minnesota. I enjoyed getting to know the REU’s and students at the University of Minnesota. Afterwards, we went to Raising Cane’s… Yum. Then, we skiddaddle … Continue reading →
Yesterday, we visited the University of Minnesota where we all met other REU students and learnt about their research. The entire team from ISU REU also presented pretty well. The people there had some really good questions and I am … Continue reading →
The summer is coming close to the end, honestly it makes me a little sad to think about. We have had such a great time here. It has surely been an adventure coming here and I have loved every minute … Continue reading →
Dear Diary, I feel: 😊(happy) The air conditioning is fixed! Yesterday, I said I would finalize the presentation for today’s group meeting, but it turns out I didn’t have all the images I wanted to include. The presentation is finalized … Continue reading →
Teleport team is finally done with our experiment! We’ve tested 10 people. We had some trouble rescheduling people and some problems with data, but I’m happy that we finally met our goal. We are going to start analyzing data next … Continue reading →
For about the past 3 weeks (including weekends), the VR Stress team has been staying until 7:30-8:30pm at VRAC to run experiments. So far, we are halfway done. We have run 10 participants, and we need about 10 more (ideally) … Continue reading →
Being here has brought up some new ideas, maybe even a research topic for may masters. I have started framing out the idea and I know as of now it is based on decreasing recidivism. Cant wait to brainstorm and … Continue reading →
NO TUMORS. NO CANCER. NO INFECTION. I’M OKAY 😀 Oh man, what a week haha. Thank you to Abby and Eliot for taking care of me!
Continue reading →Yesterday, Team Ballistics met with our faculty mentor, Susan Vanderplas and updated her on the final tasks we had been given since our last meeting on Monday. The tasks were making it so that the percentage of missing values were … Continue reading →