Jaden Evans: Virtual Production, Week Four
Welcome to week four of my internship blog! Overall, this was a slower week at Digital Domain, but things are about to get pretty crazy for the next few weeks as we begin a series of lengthy, comprehensive shoots! Nonetheless, I learned a great deal more about the software used in virtual production, and did […]
Nancy Coykendall: Denver Health Medical Center- Week Two
My first day was spent touring the hospital with Dr. Cohen and Alexis. We visited the trauma center, SICU (surgery intensive care unit), and surgery clinic. I spent the afternoon meeting with other members of the research team and talking to Alexis. Alexis took me to two labs, both testing blood, one of which belongs […]
Tyler Kraft Week 5 Biochemcore
During this week at UCSD we continued our research and tested all of our hypothesis from the previous week! The first hypothesis that I tested was if the standard deviation of the distance between the center of mass of the ligand and the center of mass of the binding pocket. After lots of coding I […]
Cooper Rondinelli: Programming and Data Science, LASP, Week Five – Final Week
Holy cow, it is here already. This was the last week of my internship at LASP; finally, I have time to sit and write my blog. This week at LASP, we finally got ready to ship MinXSS-2 off for its rapidly approaching launch. For the week, we prepped to get into thermal testing in a […]
Finn Doherty: Shark Lab, Week 4
This was my fourth week here in California. This week I have been working on putting together a slideshow presentation for a SCUBA tour agency, Horizon Charters, out of San Diego. One of the computer science majors at the university designed a real-time acoustic receiver software that will be on the MV Horizon vessel. It […]
Karsen Henwood: Marine Biology, Week 6
I cannot believe I am done already and writing my last one of these! This has been the best experience of my life and I am very grateful of everyone that made it possible. With that said, I had a very exciting week at the Science Center. It started out pretty normal. On Monday, I […]
Miguel Ambriz Aerospace Engineering Week Three
Week three was filled with progress and success! We actually managed to get Hydra working on our computers, and that included getting it to work on Aidan’s Mac, which we thought would be impossible. However, separate programs allowed us to run Hydra for Aidan. Unfortunately, both of our programs were stuffed with errors. Firstly, the […]
Third Week Aerospace Engineering – Aidan Kask
This week we spent our time editing the code to get rid of the error messages for the labeling so the new code would correspond with the new labels. In coding, a simple capital letter can screw up your whole program. Our HK (HouseKeeping) packet of code had one set of labels whereas the TLM […]
Carlos Rodriguez: Investigation and application of the Physical doping mechanisms on single layer graphene, week five.
We started preparing a solution of 10% phosphoric acid and 90% Deionized water. After that we used this solution to eliminate the aluminum dioxide from the back side of the sample to apply electric current there. The reason why we put the aluminum dioxide is because we are trying to keep the doping type of […]
Lexie Gardner: Environmental Engineering Final Week
My last week in Salt Lake City was pretty mellow as we were primarily just wrapping up all of our projects. Monday was centered around working on the video. We went up to the roof of the Student Union and filmed the vent and the surrounding area. We also got some footage of setting up […]
Elizabeth Mueller: Historical Studies, Week Four
This week I continued interviewing heads of each department with Ms. Abbie Edens, then Ms. Erin Clancey. The one I’d particularly like to tell you about was Ms. Clancey’s. She is head of collections which encompasses restoration of macro-artifacts (think Sherman Tank), the forming of exhibits (which artifacts are placed, source checking, description writing), digitization […]
Emmanuel Ledesma: Chemistry, Week Five
This week in lab, the fun had began as we started to do research for the lab. The first half of my internship, I had been learning the fundamentals and different analysis methods used to analyze proteins. Our task now was to find new methods to predict the rank order of the ligands by their […]