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The posters highlighted student research on solar food dehydrators in Nicaragua, solar water heaters in developing nations, energy harvesting from ambient vibrations, and strategies for improving streetscapes in Oakland, among others.

The highlighted student errors indicate that the typical biology student has difficulty thinking about genes or alleles in the context of chromosomal behavior.

The event also highlighted student-led companies working with Princeton's Keller Center's eLab accelerator program.

Survey results again highlighted students positive experience with the flipped approach with 86% of responding students responding positively to the statement "I wish more of the class sessions had flipped classroom videos".

Furthermore, this project builds upon previous research that highlighted students' use of different sections of a textbook by comparing the content and consistency of these definitions.

As emphasized in Roberts (2007) Vision II of scientific literacy, one core competence relevant to scientific literacy should be engagement in argumentation and decision making regarding SSI. Lee et al. (2012) also highlighted students should be educated holistically and be able to respond to SSI with their own character and values (Lee, et al. 2012).

The study also highlighted students' appreciation and value for provided feedback and their thirst for improved systems of feedback throughout their training placements.

Anonymity was an area which was valued by students as highlighted by this student " as it was anonymous I think more students likely to have a go at answering questions - not intimidating if you had a go and got it wrong".

He began by showing a map, on which sub-Saharan Africa and other areas were highlighted, asking students what it might represent -- "AIDS?" "Malaria?" and finally, correctly, "Infant mortality?" -- and tossing a piece of candy to the one who guessed right.

Similarly, one student highlighted: " you've got to integrate it.

Organized by Marty Pollard, a retired Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory engineer, UCMP curators, staff, and graduate students highlighted current research topics in paleontology.