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Noah Landefeld U Houston Week 4

Hello Everyone! My fourth week at the University of Houston has come to an end. This has been my favorite week so far. For work, I continued making films and working on the four-point probe. I also set up a simple and crude laser to measure the roughness of the copper samples. It works by […]

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Sarah Belanger, Brown, Week 4

This week was so much fun! I’m beginning to feel like a true contributor to the lab’s work as I am able to work with my mentor, Anthony, on a coding project that will be a beneficial tool for the whole office when it’s completed. Just like last week swayed towards more lab projects, this […]

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Noelle Roth, Univeristy of Houston, Week 4

Hi everyone! So much has happened this week, both in and outside of the lab. I made progress on the Raman spectrometer and have started my poster board for next week. Because this is the last full weekend in Houston, we all filled our schedules. Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to do any glass-blowing this week, […]

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Maya Santa Ana Rainbow Youth Center Week 4

Hello Everyone! Here is week 4! Disclaimer: Week 4 was extremely lackluster because our director chose to have the entire week off; as a result, I was left with a couple of things to do. Monday Through Thursday 30th – 3rd I went to the Colorado Office of Children, Youth, and Family Website to do […]

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Valeria Hernandez- VRCC Internship Week 1

Hello everyone and welcome to my first blog for week 1 of my internship. I headed out to Denver on the 29th to start working on the 30th. On Monday, I got a tour of the building seeing the different departments, cardiology, oncology, surgery, and emergency and critical care. This week, I started in cardiology […]

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Arianna Galindo Roca, Rodham Institute, Week 4

Hi everyone! This was my last week interning in public health with the Rodham Institute at Georgetown University. A lot of things outside of my internship took place this week, so I had a lot of free time, but I still made the most of my time here. We had one last health fair to […]

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Destiny Lawley UCSB Marine Science Institute Week 1

Hello everybody and welcome to my first blog and first week of my internship. We arrived July 1st which happens to be my birthday and I started work the next day. I arrived at the UCSB Marine Science Institute in the afternoon where I met Bob Miller, my mentor, and he gave me a tour […]

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Rider Abbott, Oklahoma State University, Week #4

Welcome back everyone to yet another blog! This week was by far my favorite as we spent the days working towards obtaining our sUAS licenses! These would allow us to commercially fly drones that weigh between .55 and 55lbs! I take the test for this license on Monday (July 7th) so wish me luck! We […]

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Jacob Sharpe, Wu lab HMS, Week 4

Hello everyone! This past week in Boston has again been a blast. In the lab, one of my mentors, Fei, showed me more about telomeres, which she is currently researching. She gave me a bunch of pictures of telomeres she had taken, and she told me to research ways I could analyze these pictures. She […]

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Benjamin Carpenter Week 4 OAIRE

Hey everybody! I’m Ben and this was my fourth week here at OAIRE at OSU. This week was different, but in a good way. It started out normal, with Monday being filled with continuing to learn how to use the foam cutter. Myself and another intern were tasked with designing and cutting a fuselage for […]

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Maiya Wagner – Organic Chemistry at TSRI, Engle Lab – Week 4

Hi everyone, to recap my name is Maiya Wagner, and I feel so blessed to be given the opportunity to work in San Diego interning at the Scripps Research Institute. I am working at the Engle lab, which works with catalysis, and is run by Keary Engle, and with Madison Wagner, a third-year graduate student […]

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Lana Kenworthy – Chemical Biology at DNC, Scripps, Week 4

Hi everyone! Hope you’re ready for another weekly update from the Dorris Neuroscience Center at The Scripps Research Center in La Jolla! For those who don’t know what I’m doing, I am interning under my mentor Cailynn Wang, a research technician, and her work with CATCH (clearing-assisted tissue click chemistry). This week mainly focused on […]

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