STudent REsEarch TalkS
The Student Research Talks (StReeTs) at George Mason University is a student-run seminar, overseen by benevolent leader Prof. Sean Lawton. Its purpose is to give graduate and advanced undergraduate students a forum to discuss research and other topics of interest as well as the opportunity to practice giving talks to colleagues. All students are welcome to attend. If you would like to present a topic please contact one of the organizing committee members (Kelsi Listman and Nat Fink-Humes).
Time and location:
Fridays 2:30-3:20 pm, Exploratory Hall room 4106
Next Talk
5 December 2025 from 2:30-3:20, Lighting Talk Competition! Call for Abstracts.
Current Year
Fall 2025
Upcoming Talks
5 December 2025 from 2:30-3:20, Lighting Talk Competition! Call for Abstracts.
Prior Talks
21 November 2025 from 2:30-3:20, A Primer on Liquid Vector Spaces Ethan Clelland
14 November 2025 from 2:30-3:20, Extensions of Rockafellian Relaxation for PDE constraint optimization with distributional ambiguity, Morgan Shuman
31 October 2025 from 2:30-3:20, Modeling and optimization applied to cryopreservation, Jessica Masterson
24 October 2025 from 2:30-3:20, An Exploration into p-adics, Tim Banks
3 October 2025 from 2:30-3:20, To Connect a Vector Bundle, Brandon Barreto-Rosa
19 September 2025 from 2:30-3:20, IIP Presentations, Homological Voronoi Percolation and Learning the Geometries of Micrographs, Morgan Shuman and Shrunal Pothagoni respectively
12 September 2025 from 2:30-3:20, IIP Presentations, Dynamical Billiards on a Perturbed Elliptical Table and Duality in the Potts Gauge-Higgs Model, by Summer Chenoweth and Summer Eldridge respectively.
5 September 2025 from 2:30-3:20, Living in an Elastic Compact Bubble, Suzanna Castro-Tarabulsi
29 August 2025 from 2:30-3:20pm, Graduate Student Town Hall
Past Years
Spring 2025
Fall 2024
Spring 2024
Fall 2023
Spring 2023
Fall 2022
Spring 2022
Fall 2021
Spring 2021
No seminars were held this semester.






