At our 2025 GCI Fall Showcase, a group of students presented a poster about a cost-effective tool that will allow individuals to assess their risk and reduce the likelihood of developing early-onset diabetes.
At our 2025 GCI Spring Showcase, a group of students presented a poster about a filter specifically designed for washing machines, to prevent the flow of microplastics in a more efficient and water-tight way.
At our 2025 GCI Fall Showcase, a group of students presented a poster about the importance of vehicle engine condition for advancement in vehicle oil health monitoring.
Our GCI 250 students have been hard at work, making exciting progress on their interdisciplinary group projects. Each team has been using their creative and technical skills to collaborate and tackle real-world issues. Keep reading to see some highlights of our GCI 250 teams! FETCH: A Synthesizing Smart Dog Collar Members: Torki Alghamdi, Tristan Horgan,
At our 2025 GCI Spring Showcase, a group of students presented a poster about an app prototype that will help visualize sleep data and will work to improve college students’ sleep health.
At our 2025 GCI Spring Showcase, a group of students presented a poster about economic and environmental impacts of various plastic recycling methods.
At our 2025 GCI Spring Showcase, a group of students presented a poster about a framework and mockup simulator for an isotope database for efficient data retrieval and analysis.
At our 2025 GCI Spring Showcase, a group of students presented a poster about a game that allows users to differentiate between human-made content and AI-generated content to prevent the spread of misinformation.
At our 2025 GCI Spring Showcase, a group of students presented a poster about knowledge and representation of Chapman’s mental health services, and a potential new resource through a Canvas course.
At our 2025 GCI Spring Showcase, a group of students presented a poster about improving infant health outcomes through a biologically plausible and logistically grounded pathway by leveraging antibody stability during the freeze-drying process.
At our 2025 GCI Spring Showcase, a group of students presented a poster about improving public knowledge through a predictive model that uses risk level and temperature to determine the probability of harmful algal blooms.
At our 2025 GCI Spring Showcase, a group of students presented a poster about an educational board game that spreads awareness and provides motivation for healthier lifestyle choices and attending annual health checkups.
Diabetes Risk Calculator: Your Health Starts with Knowing Your Risk 
Microplastic Filter for Washing Machines 
Small Oil 
Progress in Action 
Addressing Sleep Deprivation in College Students with an Interactive App 
Reusing Plastic in Creative Ways to Promote Sustainability 
Nuclear Fusion: An Isotope Analysis 
AIdentify: Teaching AI Identification Through Repetition 
Mental Health Matters: Mental Health Literacy at Chapman 
Immuno-Reinforced Baby Formula 
Predicting Harmful Algal Blooms through Satellite Data 
Doctor’s Orders: A Path to Wellness; An Interactive Intervention to Routine Health Checkups