The Pulse

Building quadcopters (drones); nursing students’ negativity towards the aging; studying the effects of video gaming on attention and impulsivity—these are just a few of the research projects that were presented at the Undergraduate Research Initiative Showcase. Announcing the winners and next year’s program…

Forcing cancer cells to quit; discovering how a Pace student-managed investment portfolio outperformed professionally-managed funds; analyzing online communities for parents with LGBTQ children; and building and studying the potential uses of quadrotor unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV). Student and faculty pairs present their research at the Undergraduate Research Initiative Showcases on April 29 in NYC and May 1 in PLV.

To celebrate Earth Month, each week The Pulse will highlight Pace research and programs that are making an impact on the environment. This week, Professor Marley Bauce and student AliReza Vaziri ’13 team up for an undergraduate research project to gauge environmental sustainability in Pace’s Dining Halls. >>Read More

Helping victims of sex trafficking in Bangladesh; researching sustainable fishing policies in Norway; studying cybersecurity to help governmental agencies. If you’re interested in scholarships and fellowships both abroad and at home, keep reading.

Put down the fancy paper, walk out of the Staples, and head to a research prep series session on creating your very own ePortfolio to bring your research to life.

Are you passionate about a specific subject area or topic? Stop by undergraduate research info sessions in NYC and PLV to find out what students and faculty are currently working on, how great it looks on your resume, and how you can get involved!