Writing this blog officially wraps up my fourth and final week working in the Rohwer Lab at SDSU. My time here has taught me more about the world of science (and marine microbes and coral health) than anything before. As I leave my teachers and...
Hello! My name is Sarah Ireland and this summer I was fortunate enough to get to spend a month on the island of Tybee in Savanah Georgia studying marine biology. I have now been here for just under two weeks and have learned more than...
Hello everyone, this is my first blog post detailing my internship with Andrei Ruckenstein, AKA Dr. Ruckenstein, a Professor and Chair of the Department of Physics at Boston University. Last week I went up to Aspen, Colorado, to meet up with Dr. Ruckenstein, as before that we...
Hello everybody! Welcome back to my blog! I just finished my second week working with Vladimir Yarov-Yarovoy to learn the inside work that goes into drug discovery. This week we started off by reviewing and discussing the results of our GALigandDock program. Rosetta is inherently...
For my last week here at LASP, I was given the job to build a plate to test a piece of equipment. The equipment to be tested is called PAM, though I can't recall what it stands for, but I know it is a small...
Hi, I'm Logan, and I'm from Telluride, Colorado. Over the past month, I've been attending an internship in the chemistry department at the University of Houston. This past week I finally got to do some more hands-on work regarding my project. The first thing I got...
Hello, As I finish my third week in D.C., I can safely say that I have finally acclimated to the humidity! It no longer bothers me! If you missed my last blog, I am an intern at the Rodham Institute housed within the George Washington University...
The beginning of my third week studying microbiology and coral reefs in the Rohwer lab at SDSU was very similar to the past weeks. On Monday, I again took photos of the CCA slides for the DOC experiment and then began reading Biology of Microorganism,...
Hi everyone! Cutler, here again, to share the latest news on my astrophysics internship at CU Boulder. For those who don't know, I plan on running the largest telescope at the Sommers-Bausch Observatory at CU Boulder. This week was quite unorthodox, especially for the Pinhead...
Hello again! My name is Christopher Pohorecki and this is a recap of my fifth week at my OSU Aerospace Engineering internship located in Stillwater Oklahoma! As you may know from my previous posts, our group has been tasked with creating a bi-copter capable of...
Didi EarthTree, Marine Biology at CMIL, Week 4 Hello, my name is Didi and my internship is at the CMIL Marine Biology lab. I am working with lobsters and microorganisms. This week I learned more about how to sort and measure fish, along with dissecting urchins. This...
Hello again, my name is Lulu Pumayalli and I am interning at the Coastal Marine Institute Laboratory (CMIL) in San Diego, California. This week I was able to do a variety of things at the lab that made this week really great. I started off...
On Monday I started the week with two new topics: another coding problem and an introduction to a chemistry lab. The coding problem can be done two ways: 3D or 2D. The 3D version, REV (Representative Elementary Volume,) is the most relevant to our lab...
My Pinhead internship was unique in that it was with Pinhead itself. Last summer, there was still so much uncertainty because of the pandemic. My interest is in business, and I wanted an internship. However, because of the pandemic, I knew it had to be...
Hi, my name is Stefan Moorman, and I am from Telluride, Colorado. My Pinternship began on July 1st; therefore, this is my first blog for the program. I am interning with Dr. Gregory J. Moorman at his private practice, local hospital, and at the Plessen...
