Category: Seminar 3: Science ForwardPage 8 of 15
Group Members: Enara Jayaweera, Eman Sadiq, Emily Naula Our project analyses Fungi presence in Central Park and if weather conditions, such as heat and precipitation, have an effect…
Group Members: Navruz Asatullaev, Rebecca Barsegyan, Rebecca Braun, Anthony Calderon, Ayelet Maltz We were interested in determining whether there is a relationship between the number of farmers markets…
Group Members: Shameel Khandokar, Jake Yashayev, Maxim Korobov New York City is an urban environment that houses many hubs of nature in its biggest parks. It is also…
Group Members: Benjamin Alter, Yocheved Stein, Kayla Wang, and Aliza Zilberberg Our project explores a central question in ecology: Are fungi beneficial or harmful to the overall health…
Group Members: Arvinder Singh, Sara Lukacevic, Natalie Narine, Gretchen Lotze, Sebastiano Caracci This study determined the effect the location and species of flowers in Brooklyn Bridge Park during…
Group Members: Wyatt Kotuk, Alexandra Scully, Sebastian Wissa, Thomas DiLollo, Tyler Woods Climate change has affected our winter season for years. By observing tempature and climate data we…
Group Members: Ahmad Aman, Aaron James, Farhan Khan, Mohammed Ishraq, Wesley Wu As a team of 5 computer scientists, we decided to focus on a computer science related…
Group Members: Michelle Vasserman, Santiago Patino Surprisingly one of the most diverse species of insects that roams in Brooklyn Bridge Park are none other than Bees! But what…
Group Members: Emily Hu, Sophia Scharf, and Sunny Maharjan We studied whether the severity of air pollution affected the biodiversity of fungi identified within BioBlitz data. Previous research…
Group Members: Syeda Rahman, Alishya Loyd, Reem Hamdan Our project focuses on how human accessibility shapes plant biodiversity within Brooklyn Bridge Park. By comparing quieter, restricted habitats like…
