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Graduate and Industry Networking 2023

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GAIN 2023

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GAIN 2021

GAIN 2021 took place on Thursday, February 25th, 2021.

About

GAIN consists of three major portions: Industry Talks, Poster Presentations, and Networking Session. This year, GAIN will be held using Gatherly , a spatial video platform that mimics the experience of an in-person event.

Gatherly allows its attendees to move around different floors, and interact with other attendees when you [virtually] approach them by automatically opening a video chat “bubble”. You can approach formed bubbles to join a conversation, or you can lock your bubble to keep it private. Attendees can also send direct messages, locate other attendees, or stop by our virtual help desks to get assistance with the platform.

Intro Video to Gatherly

GAIN 2021 via Gatherly (How-to Videos)

[Virtual] Poster Session

Student Presenters will be assigned a station in one of the Poster Floors where they will have the ability to share their virtual poster with any attendees that stop by! The poster session will be held from 10AM to 11:30 AM.

Industry Talks

Industry representatives will deliver short presentations on the Industry Talks Floor. Presenters will have the ability to broadcast their talk for the entire floor. Features such as “raise hand”, and “floor chats” are available to facilitate smoother interactions during the talk.

Networking Session

Each sponsor partner will have a dedicated floor, where they have the option of hosting a recruiting event where they meet each student individually, or they can host a “drop by” group video chat.

Event Timeline

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Partners

Corporate Partner Participation:

GAIN would not be possible without industry partners. Their involvement allows GAIN to be a successful event and grow each year. As a corporate partner, your company will have the opportunity to personally meet talented UT engineering students and exchange experiences.

Partnership information is listed below as well as in our Corporate Packet.

Corporate Partnership Level Benefits:

Confirmed Partners

 Burnt Orange

  • AMD
  • Dell
  • Sandia National Labs
  • HKS Inc.

Gold

  • Exponent
  • Intel
  • Texas Instruments
  • The Dow Chemical Company
  • CNA
  • Discovery DTC

Organization

GAIN 2021 Co-Directors:

  • Sheila Gerardo
    Petroleum and Geosystems Engineering
  • Sercan Gul
    Petroleum and Geosystems Engineering

 

Posters

Abstracts

First NameLast NameMajorAbstract
EKREMALAGOZPetroleum and Geosystems EngineeringInvestigating Shale-Fluid Interactions and Its Effect on Proppant Embedment Using NMR Techniques
JavierE. SantosPetroleum and Geosystems EngineeringPoreFlow-Net: A 3D convolutional neural network to predict fluid flow through porous media
FabioBordeaux RegoPetroleum and Geosystems EngineeringModelling oil recovery in brazilian carbonate rock by engineered water injection using numerical simulation
ArturDavletshinPetroleum and Geosystems EngineeringObject Detection SEM Images Using Convolutional Neural Networks: Application on Pyrite Framboid Size-Distribution in Fine-Grained Sediments
ManasiDoshiMechanical EngineeringOxygen sensing experiments using monolayer graphene
GabriellaSmallMechanical EngineeringThe effect of cognitive load on balance recovery strategies used during walking
AlexanderNettekovenMechanical EngineeringTowards online monitoring and data-driven control: a study of segmentation algorithms for infrared images of the powder bed
AmirHosseinFallahMechanical EngineeringGlobally Scalable Geothermal Energy Production Through Managed Pressure Operation Control of Deep Closed-Loop Systems
MrudangMathurMechanical EngineeringTrue Subject-Specific Computational Models Of The Human Tricuspid Valve
PalashAcharyaMechanical EngineeringRapid nucleation of CO2 hydrates using Aluminum metal
AmruthBhargavMaterials Science and EngineeringCan We Turn Beer and Sugar into Battery Materials?
XiaoZhangMaterials Science and EngineeringLIB electrodes architecture design with tailored electrochemistry
ZaixiShangElectrical and Computer EngineeringSubjective and objective video quality assessment
Satyavati KomaragiriCivil, Architectural and Environmental EngineeringFeasibility of physics engines to virtually compact asphalt mixtures
KORKUTKAYNARDAGCivil, Architectural and Environmental EngineeringDEVELOPMENT OF A NEW LASER DOPPLER VIBROMETER BASED NON-CONTACT DAMAGE DETECTION SYSTEM FOR CRACKS IN RAIL HEAD
XiaoyiChenCivil, Architectural and Environmental EngineeringApplication of digital image correlation technique in reinforced concrete structural testing
JamesBurrowChemical EngineeringCaCl2-Activated Carbon Nitride: Hierarchically Nanoporous Carbons with Ultrahigh Nitrogen Content for Selective CO2 Adsorption
AthreyaSuresh BabuChemical EngineeringMass Transfer Enhancement from Boiling in Strippers for CO2 Capture
Hsin-CheLuChemical EngineeringStructure-Dependent Dual-Mode Electrochromism in Niobium(V) Oxide Nanocrystals during Lithium Insertion
ZhichaoChenChemical EngineeringProtic imidazolium cation-based ionic liquids show unexpected interfacial properties
TianyuGaoChemical EngineeringAbsorber Design and Optimization for a Front-End Engineering Design Study using Aqueous Piperazine
KaitlinRabeBiomedical EngineeringEnabling Intuitive Human-Robot Interaction Through Sonomyography
Yuan-IChenBiomedical EngineeringDeep learning enables rapid and robust analysis of fluorescence lifetime imaging
RomanStromeyerAerospace Engineering and Engineering MechanicsInlet Optimization of an Air-Breathing Electric Propulsion Thruster

Winners

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