Hi, my name is Angel Bird. I’m spending the majority of July in Tucson, Arizona doing a Forensic Entomology internship. My internship just started on July 5th, therefore this is my first blog for my first week. When I first got here, my mentor Christina...
Hi, my name is Stefan Moorman, and I am from Telluride, Colorado. This is my second week working with Dr. Moorman in his private practice, local hospital, and at the Plessen Healthcare Center. On Tuesday, July 6th, Dr. Moorman took us to his private practice, The...
At the very beginning of my internship back in September, Sarah shared with me old paper files and all the electronic files she could find. Nana sent me old electronic files, as well. My first task was to enter the existing data from Sarah and...
Hello! Once again my name is Avery Wright. This is now my second week studying Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery under Dr. Gregory Moorman. I am here on the island of Saint Croix, but now with my luggage. I uploaded my last blog Saturday July 3rd,...
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...