Jonah Jodlowski Week 5: Marine Biology
Greetings everyone. This final post is a week late and I am very sorry about that. Bryce and I embarked on a 17-hour road trip behemoth last weekend so there was no time to write this blog. I drove from Santa Barbara back to Telluride in 117-degree weather and can I just say… I will […]
Claire Shaver- Behavioral Science, Week 7
This week was my seventh and final week at the Bernier Lab. This week we wrapped up the SCN2A visits with a couple more families. During these visits I watched more testing, and I was also able to observe an ADOS (autism diagnostic observation schedule) toddler module. A modified version of the ADOS, the Toddler […]
Jay Alcazar: University of California, San Diego: Last Week
This was my last week here at UCSD in the George lab and it was pretty sad but at the same time exciting. I was happy to be returning home and being able to share my amazing experience but at the same time I was sad to be leaving such an amazing lab full of […]
Carter Andrew: Conservation Metrics: Week 8!!
I am going to make this short because I doubt anybody really cares about another week of computer words and stuff so here’s the summary: I spent most of the week working on building training data sets for different visual detection projects. These were fun but rather repetitive. I also presented on the projects I […]
Eric Gutierrez Week 6: Aerospace Engineering
Welcome back to my final blog for my Pinhead Internship – currently being typed in Montrose, Colorado. My final week was definitely the most fruitful week of all. Since Alex Booker and myself were going to have our last day on Friday, the whole group kicked it into high speed and we attempted to finish […]
Gregor Remec, LASP Software Development, Week Ten!
This week was super good, I got a ton of work done on my project! I spent most of the week working on my GUI and Database elements. Making GUI (the user interactive part of an app) is very straightforward but takes quite a bit of time to understand and use properly. I made a […]
Justine Sherry: Week Three at The Reef
This week was a very exciting week! I worked some more at the Reef helping take care of the animals, I helped out by cleaning their tanks, we do this by sucking up the dirt through a hose like thing and when there is algae growing on them we have to card them with old […]
Crow Canyon Lab Program- Chloe Nelson
From Sunday, July 28 to Saturday, August 3 I spent time at the Crow Canyon Archaeological Center near Cortez, Colorado. The main objective, while I was at Crow Canyon, was to help answer some questions relating to human/environmental relationships in Southwest Colorado, the social structure of the Ancestral Puebloans, community centers and public architecture, and […]
Caroline Graham: Aerospace Engineering Week 6
The final week of my internship went by so fast that it hardly felt like a week at all. I finally got the motor correctly adjusted to run the hang test and had all the software up and running, so I ran the tests this week. After the gyroscope had been tested, I imported the […]
Jessica Barkemeyer Week 3: Emblematic Studios
This last week was rather docile. I was given the task of compiling all of the articles mentioning their project that they announced not too long ago. Listing each article with its publication information allowed them to keep track of their media presence more efficiently. I also helped with a grant they were applying for; […]
Josh Ives, Computational Biology at CMU, Week 5
Hello everyone! I just completed my second to last week at CMU studying computational biology. While I have enjoyed just about every minute of my time here, this week was particularly fun. I still spent some time in the lab doing biology stuff, but most of this week was spent coding one really interesting project […]
Clara Carrasco: Aerospace Engineering, The Sixth Week
As the final week in Boulder, Colorado, Caroline and I made sure to get our businesses in order. We finished our projects and created separate presentations. I created the drawing of my interface plate in SOLIDWORKS, so the shop can machine it while I’m absent. Caroline and I presented to three people. Two graduate students […]