Introduction
Floor Plans for Posters
Basement: https://srs.tcu.edu/media/building_layout/2026Tuck0.jpg
First Floor: https://srs.tcu.edu/media/building_layout/2026Tuck1.jpg
Second Floor: https://srs.tcu.edu/media/building_layout/2026Tuck2.jpg
Third Floor: https://srs.tcu.edu/media/building_layout/2026Tuck3.jpg
The purpose of the Student Research Symposium (SRS) is to showcase both undergraduate and graduate science research in a relaxed, interdisciplinary setting. Any science student involved in research is encouraged to give a presentation at this event.
Keynote Speaker: Lindsey Elliott 2026
Title: The Future of Bolting is Hands-Free
About The Speaker
Lindsey Elliott ’18, a graduate of the Davis College of Science & Engineering at TCU, double majored in mechanical engineering and mathematics while earning distinction as a John V. Roach Honors Laureate. Recognizing that building pipeline infrastructure requires the time-consuming and often dangerous process of bolting and unbolting components, she founded Nexterity, a robotics manufacturer developing a hands-free unbolting tool that is faster and safer than human labor. Her innovative work has earned her a place on the Forbes 30 Under 30 list, and Nexterity has secured over $800,000 in funding through investor backing and grant support from the U.S. Army.
Participation
Participation in the Symposium offers students practical experience in giving presentations in a professional but relaxed setting. It is also a fun social event where students can learn about research in other departments in the College.
Announcements
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