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s published in this program reflect the individual views of the authors and not necessarily that of the Georgia Institute of Technology. Welcome to the Georgia Institute of Technology's 10th Annual Undergraduate Research Spring Symposium. The work of our students and their faculty advisors demonstrates a commitment to not only investigate, but to resolve the issues of today while anticipating the demands of tomorrow. There is no better demonstration of that commitment than the research of our students presented before the Tech community today. At Georgia Tech, we strive to develop leaders in all fields and leaders in our global society. Our students and the faculty that advise them are the core of that pledge. I extend my thanks to the entire Georgia Tech community for making today's symposium possible. In addition to the student participants, we rely on more than one hundred faculty, staff, research scientists, postdocs, graduate students, undergraduate students, and other members of the GT community to serve as judges, moderators, registrants, organization and planning support, IT, and more. 4:10 pm Relationship between bicuspid aortic valve morphology and its hemodynamic characteristics 3:50 pm Device for minimally invasive measurement of intracranial pressure 3:50 pm Simulating the effect of the geometry and mechanical loading on the function of the tympanic membrane 4:10 pm Microfluidic chamber to generate uniform chemical gradients and application to chemotaxis One third of the world lives without access to improved sanitation. Subsequently, 3.4 million people die from water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH)-related diseases annually. Wish for WASH, LLC is a social impact organization that strives to bring innovation to sanitation through culturally specific design, research and education with a current focus on refugees. The SafiChoo 2.0 toilet is the first line of sanitation relief products that features a unique sit-squat toilet seat and a manual bidet that reduces the amount of potable water required for genital cleansing by 60%. The SafiChoo 2.0 toilet offers its users a more hygienic and ergonomic experience than existing crisis relief alternatives. In March 2014, the original co-inventing team won The InVenture Prize Competition enabling them too pilot the original design in the Kakuma refugee camp in tandem with the CDC and the Norwegian Refugee Council under the auspices of Sanivation. Feedback from the pilot enabled the new team to iterate the design into the existing SafiChoo 2.0 toilet. Original co-inventor, Jasmine Burton, founded Wish for WASH, LLC and is …