CU-Boulder undergraduates will present research findings in the fields of psychology, biology and kinesiology on April 29 from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. in the Glenn Miller Ballroom of the University Memorial Center.
About 25 students will offer poster displays explaining their research results and will be available to answer questions during the third annual Undergraduate Research Day. Topics will include how spouses influence each other聮s health and age-related changes in vision.
"This event displays the diverse interests and talents of our advanced undergraduate students," said Deborah Cook, a psychology instructor and sponsor of the event. "The quality of the work is outstanding and we聮d like to encourage faculty and other students to attend."
The students worked with professors during the course of their research projects, she said. Some of the research is original and some was done as part of team investigations.