Reeve Johnson_Using AI tools to predict stock prices: week 2, webhooks
Week 2 was focused on linking the buy/sell signals to a webhook. A webhook is an https callback link that can be used to communicate information between two different applications. In this case, I was aiming to link the buy/sell signal I created in Trading View to a future Python code that will be run […]
Ian Snapp: San Diego, California | Neuroscience at the Scripp’s DNC | Week 3
Hello, my name is Ian Snapp, and this is the third week of my neuroscience internship at the Scripps DNC. To recap, I am working in the Ye lab, studying metabolism within the nervous system. This research requires a focus on an incredibly minute scale, involving molecular biology and biochemistry. Things I Have Learned […]
Samantha Abate – Marine Biology at UCSB, Week 1
Hello! My name is Samantha Abate and I am interning at UCSB in Santa Barbara, California. Throughout this internship, I am hoping to gain some experience with marine biology as well as learn a little bit more about California schools. This first week has unfortunately been very chaotic. Almost everyone in the lab that we […]
Emma Galleger, Marine Biology, UC Santa Barbara
Hi everyone, my name is Emma Galleger and this was my first week working in the Miller lab for marine biology, at UC Santa Barbara. Due to the holiday this week most people working in the lab were gone, so me and my roommate Samantha Abate went on tours of the building, locating supplies, meeting […]
Maddison Coca, Physical Chemistry at University of Houston, Week Five
Hello! As I publish this blog, I am overwhelmed with emotions. Excitement to get back to my loved ones, sadness that the time I have spent here has gone too fast, and a bit a relief from knowing I’ve put all of my effort and more into making this opportunity worthwhile. Even though this will […]
Luka Remec-Organic Chemistry-Engle Lab-Week 3
This week was a shorter one as I had Thursday and Friday off because of the 4th of July. In terms of reactions, we continued to purify some compounds made last week. As we had a lot of material, the best way to purify is by running them through a column. The column is filled […]
Jerry Sharpe, Computational Biology, Brown University, Week 4
It was another interesting week at the lab. I got to image samples that I segmented, fixed, washed, and placed on slides. It was a self-done project. In the previous week I described the segmenting-fixing-washing process but this week I learned the simple task of putting the samples on glass slides to use underneath a […]
Catcher Latta, Frazier Rehabilitation Institute, NeuroRecovery, Week 2
Look at that, I survived another week! This week was filled with tons of experience inside and out side of work. I also realized that I am growing up. There are millions of things in this world that I have not experienced yet and this week opened my eyes to a few of those things. […]
Philip Brooks, Addiction Neuroscience, The George Lab, UCSD, Week 3
This week was quite short regarding work, as I only worked on Tuesday and Wednesday. Since my mentor’s presentation is next week, she dedicated this week entirely to focusing on her thesis, which is something I cannot assist with. Instead, I was assigned to help Sonja Plasil, a post-doc currently working on a study involving […]
Paige Sharp, Public Health with the Rodham Institute at Georgetown University, Week 3
This was my third week interning at the Rodham Institute in public health in DC. I moved into an apartment from my host’s house this week, and I have been preparing for my internship next week with senator Paul Strauss. I did not do much this week because of the holiday, but I was able […]