Undergraduate researchers Emily Richter and Lalima Saini presented their research at the UC Davis Undergraduate Research Conference. Lalima presented novel findings on the interconversion of antimony (Sb) oxidation states in electronic cigarettes, which has important implications for human health. Emily presented her research on how climate change may influence the formation of methylmercury in wetlands. It was fun to celebrate their progress in research and to see them share their findings with the campus community.