Every Spring semester, Ohio University stages its Student Research and Creative Activity Expo. As usual, ICMT had multiple graduate students showcasing their research on the floor of our campus’s Convocation Center.

Presenting his poster on Inhibitor Adsorption Characterized using Quartz Crystal Microbalance, Kushal Singla took 1^st place in the Special Session Awards conferred by the University International Council. Yi He also took 1^st place for Effect of Intermittent Wetting on Corrosion Inhibition in Oil/Water Systems with the Best Content Award by the Graduate Student Senate.

Adam Cutright took 2^nd place in ChemBioEng2 with Impact on Corrosion and Corrosion Product Layers by Trace Concentrations of H₂S, Martin Colahan took 2^nd place in ChemBioEng1 on Development of a Downhole Corrosion Modeling Software, and Shrirang Deshmukh also took 2^nd with Anomalies Associated with the Oxygen Reduction Reaction.

The Expo is an excellent event where undergraduate and graduate students can also network, see each other’s research, and exchange ideas. A highlight in OHIO’s calendar!