Projects
PROJECTS
Over the last four years, high school students have worked on a wide variety of research projects through the NetSci High program. Table 1 shows the list of project titles, listed in chronological order.
Table 1. List of titles of NetSci High student research projects
2010-11
A Comparative Study on the Social Networks of Fictional Characters
Academic Achievement and Personal Satisfaction in High School Social Networks
Does Facebook Friendship Reflect Real Friendship?
Inter-Species Protein-Protein Interaction Network Reveals Protein Interfaces for Conserved Function
The Hierarchy of Endothelial Cell Phenotypes
Preaching To The Choir? Using Social Networks to Measure the Success of a Message
Identification of mRNA Target Sites for siRNA Mediated VAMP Protein Knockdown in Rattus Norvegicus
2011-12
A Possible Spread of Academic Success in a High School Network: A Two-Year Study
Research on Social Network Analysis from a Younger Generation
2012-13
Interactive Simulations and Games for Teaching about Networks
Mapping Protein Networks in Three Dimensions
Main and North Campus: Are We Really Connected?
High School Communication: Electronic or Face-to-Face?
An Analysis of the Networks of Product Creation and Trading in the Virtual Economy of Team Fortress 2
2013-14
A Network Analysis of Foreign Aid Based on Bias of Political Ideologies
Comparing Two Human Disease Networks: Gene-Based and System-Based Perspectives
How Does One Become Successful on Reddit.com?
Influence at the 1787 Constitutional Convention
Quantifying Similarity of Benign and Oncogenic Viral Proteins Using Amino Acid Sequence
Quantification of Character and Plot in Contemporary Fiction
RedNet: A Different Perspective of Reddit
Tracking Tweets for the Superbowl