CSU Competition
About CSU Competition
This systemwide competition showcases the innovative research and creative activities of the CSU undergraduate and graduate students in the full range of academic programs offered by the CSU. Each year Cal Poly Pomona selects 10 student projects to represent the campus at the competition. Visit the CSU Competition website to learn more.
CSU Systemwide Student Research Competition 2023
The CSU Student Research Competition is an annual event that brings together campus delegates from all 23 of the CSU campuses. The competition showcases undergraduate and graduate scholarly research and creative activity across all disciplines. At Cal Poly Pomona, the selection of student delegates takes place during the OUR’s annual RSCA Conference. This year, the CSU SRC was hosted by San Diego State University on April 28 and 29, 2023.
Engineering and Computer Science
Title: Battery As Integrated Structure High Endurance Experimental UAV (BANSHEE UAV)
Engineering and Computer Science
Title: Environmental Remediation of Surface Water Bodies in California
Authors: Oliver Reynolds, Alexander Arismendy, Soon Hyuk Bae, Christie Jolie, Jesus Chavez, Erick Delgado, Nathaniel Hasal, Amparo Medina, Paula Morales
Faculty Mentor: Monica Palomo
Physical Sciences
Title: Synthesis/Characterization, of NHC Lanthanide Nitrosyl Complexes fpr Reduction of Greenhouse Gases
Author: Christian LeRue
Faculty Mentor: Chantal Stieber
Biological Sciences and Agriculture
Title: The Valorization of Pistachio Shells as an Alternative for Perlite and Vermiculite in Greenhouse Basil Production
Author: Lara Amiri-Kazaz
Faculty Mentor: Anna Soper
Engineering and Computer Science
Title: Design and Analysis of a Novel Tandem Wing e-VTOL Aircraft for Urban Aerial Mobility
Authors: Hetkumar Ghadia, Stanley Ossyra
Faculty Mentor: Subodh Bhandari
Engineering and Computer Science
Title: Technology Demonstrator for the Research of High Endurance and Regenerative UAVs
Authors: Alton Lo, Matthew Cha, Joseph Rico
Faculty Mentors: Steven Dobbs, Zhen Yu
Michi and Walter Weglyn Award Recipient
Title: Energy Poverty and Social Benefit Factors: A MOLP Approach for the Design of a HRES Developed for a Rural Village in Mexico
Author: Lauren Natividad
Faculty Mentor: Pablo Benalcazar
Behavioral and Social Sciences
Title: How Do Consumers Form Their Intentions to Wear a Mask During Their Stay in Coffee Shops?
Authors: Hened Malak, Adrian Cruz, Emily Harrison
Faculty Mentor: Jae Jung
Physical Sciences
Title: Studying the Variability of IC 10 X2, a High-Mass X-ray Binary Containing a Possible Luminous Blue Variable and Neutron Star
Author: Mina Thoresen
Faculty Mentor: Breanna Binder
Physcial Sciences
Title: Fabrication of a Carbon Paste Nanoelctrode
Author: Raul Padilla Silvas
Faculty Mentor: Peng Sun
