Welcome to our Poster Viewing Hall!

Student groups from METR4603/5603 have prepared posters based on their course projects. Generally groups are made up of 2 undergraduate students (who may or may not have prior exposure to research) and 1 graduate student acting in a leadership and/or mentorship role.

Posters are available to view here. Audio summaries are also now available. You can get to the audio summaries by clicking the link in the poster hall description, clicking the link on the first 'poster' entry, or continuing to scroll down on this page to view the audio summaries hall. Each poster provides a specific summary designed for each of these audience types:

Non-Expert Scientists/Professionals: Scientists in different fields, emergency managers, or other professionals who may apply the information but are not necessarily experts in this specific research area.
Educational Outreach (Grades 6–12): Students in middle and high school, who benefit from accessible explanations, engaging stories, and an emphasis on the ‘why’ behind the work.
Policy/Decision Makers: A policymaker (i.e., politician or staffer), agency leader, or executive interested in actionable insights, real-world applications, or future implications.

POSTERS

AUDIO SUMMARIES