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CRESTVIEW — A Crestview resident is among University of Alabama students selected to present a research project at UA’s Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity Conference.
Shelby Critcher of Crestview on March 30 presented the project, "Variability of Electrical Impedance Measurements Collected from Human Forearm Using Multiple Electrode Configuration."
Students participating in the competition gain experience presenting and defending their research projects to a panel of judges in both oral and poster presentation forms, according to a conference media release.
They also become eligible for cash prizes, and form relationships with faculty mentors and fellow conference presenters.
Awards will be presented April 10 at the school stadium's south end zone.
This article originally appeared on Crestview News Bulletin: Crestview resident presents research at University of Alabama conference