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Students from the Schloss Visual Reasoning Lab presented their work at the 27th annual Undergraduate Symposium! The annual Undergraduate Symposium showcases undergraduate creativity, achievement, research, service-learning, and community-based research from all areas of study at UW–Madison including the humanities, arts, biological sciences, physical sciences, social sciences, and computer data and information sciences.
Left: Qaitlyn Ross and Rosa Jimenez presented their poster on Understanding the Design Space of Real-world Colormap Data Visualizations to Inform Intuitive Colormap Design. Qaitlyn and Rosa conducted this research as part of the Undergraduate Research Scholars program at UW-Madison.
Right: Melina Mueller presented her research on the Effect of Second-Order Conditioning on Category Extrapolation for Learning Novel Color-Concept Associations. Melina conducted this research for her senior honors thesis, supported by the Hilldale Undergraduate/Faculty Research Fellowship sponsored by the McPherson Eye Research Institute.