Tybee Marine Science Center Week 3 Kamryn Corzine
This week on Tybee I did a little bit more memory work, and a little bit learning more detail about the animals and plants native to the island. Everything I had learned in the first two weeks were questioned so that I would have to make sure I was taking in the information and soaking […]
Rider Johnson, Hydraulic Modeling Lab, Week 3
I can’t believe I’m already halfway done with my internship. This week was short for me. I ended up only working on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. On Monday and Tuesday, the Bureau of Reclamation was hosting a young professionals event at the federal center. All of the professionals work in the field of hydraulics. There […]
Danny Bynum: Architecture, Week 3
This week I continued my research on sea level rise as well as make a graphic about the data I have collected. The image shows the populations of all Florida counties as well as an “out of state” slice. It shows how the population of each county will change due to sea level rise in […]
Clara Carrasco: Aerospace Engineering, La Primera Semana
Clara Carrasco is my name. And learning about Boulder is my game! Caroline Graham and I are interning for Andrew Dahir. He has given us personal tours of CU Boulder’s main campus, and of LASP. We chose our projects recently after unpacking and setting up our lab. Currently there are two CubeSats: Maxwell and CuE3. […]
Andrew Winkelmann: Environmental Engineering, Week 2
Hello! We based week two around the CO2 sensor that we received last Thursday. Our week began with testing the CO2 sensor. Sean, Charlie, and I tested the sensor’s accuracy on top of the University of Utah’s Union roof. We placed the sensor varying distances away from the Panda Express vent in order to determine […]
Jay Alcazar: University of California, San Diego: Week 1
Hello! My name is Jay Alcazar and my internship is at UCSD. The George lab that I am working in used to be at Scripps Research Institute in La Jolla but they just moved to UCSD recently because they are no longer able to be at Scripps because the building is being demolished. Myself and […]
Sean Taplin: Environmental Engineering, Week Two
This week at the University of Utah began with testing the CO2 sensor. Andrew, Charlie and I went on the Union roof to check that it would actually detect CO2 accurately, using the Panda Express vent on the roof. We first put the sensor as far away from the vent as we could, to get […]
Laila Skramstad Week 3: Rodham Institute at George Washington Univeristy
Hello Everyone! This week my focus was entirely on the Rodham Institute. I spent my whole week in the office planning activities for the HELP camp that Rodham holds every year, as well as constructing a curriculum for the Rodham Scholars employability program. Both programs are for kids in high school. In my research for […]
Elena Scheibler, Spinal Cord Research: Week 3
Wow, I am already half way through my internship and it has been amazing. This week we began preparing for a new grant, and the other interns and I were tasked with researching any similar studies done in the past, as well as creating a timeline for the grant. We will present our findings this […]
Danika Petit- Week One at George Lab: Addiction and Genetics
Hello everyone, my name is Danika Petit and I have an incredible opportunity to be interning at George Lab in San Diego. I drove here last weekend and began the internship on Monday. This week has been slow because of Olivier George and Giordano De Gulielmo presenting their research at a conference. We began our […]
Caroline Graham: Week One Aerospace Engineering
Hi Everybody! I’m Caroline Graham and am interning at Colorado University Boulder’s Aerospace Engineering program through the Pinhead Institute. The first week has been pretty awesome. Clara and I met our host family, Jean Coulter and Eben Clark, along with their two kids Shea and Quinn, last Sunday. They have been so helpful and welcoming […]
Claire Shaver- Behavioral Science, Week 1
Hello! This week was my first full week at the Bernier Lab at Center on Development and Disability at the University of Washington. Toward the beginning of week, as we finished up the DYRKA1a conference, I observed a Module 3 ADOS. Then for the rest of the week, I prepared and trained for a Clinical […]