In-Person IMSAloquium
As the weather gets warmer, and the days of school begin to dwindle, the date of IMSAloquium draws nearer and nearer. April 17, 2024, the first time in five years…
IMSAloquium
IMSAloquium 2020: The Switch To An Online Platform
Since 1989, IMSA juniors and seniors have had the opportunity to conduct original research projects in a wide range of professional subjects through the IMSA Student Inquiry and Research (SIR)…
Projects of IMSAloquium: The Applications of Artificial Intelligence in Astrophysics
Kathryn Downey (’18) and Spoorthi Jakka’s (’18) SIR project is advised by Dr. Brian Nord, who is an Associate Scientist at Fermilab and a Visiting Research Assistant Professor at the…
Projects of IMSAloquium: Search for Dilepton-Producing Contact Interactions in Proton-Proton Collisions
The crux of Dr. Peter Dong’s research investigation is to prove the existence of preons, hypothetical particles that make up quarks and leptons. Interactions involving preons theoretically occurs at a…
Projects of IMSAloquium: The Effects of High Cholesterol and Obesity on Wound Healing
Not long after the break of dawn every Wednesday, IMSA students board the bus to Chicago for their SIR project. Four of them — Daniel Chen (’19), Joanna Lee (’19),…
A Meeting of Minds at IMSAloquium
In a culmination of months of work, IMSA students filled the main building on April 17 to present on everything from medicine to history to mathematics and seemingly everything in…