Sean Taplin: Environmental Engineering, Week Four
The main focus for this week was on the sensor network. We did a lot of work on the communication between nodes, and tested their ability to daisy chain between each other to reach the central computer. There were some other things we worked on. I continued work on the data map, which entailed learning […]
Claire Shaver- Behavioral Science, Week 3
Hello! This was my third week at the Bernier Lab in Seattle. This week at work was one of the busiest weeks I have had since I started. My big tasks were working on data entry and different presentations. The different presentations were based on genetics events we have seen or are about to see. […]
Caroline Graham: Aerospace Engineering Week Three
Hi everybody! Week three has been great, our mentor, Andrew, is back and I’ve started working on testing the gyroscopes with the Arduino. I also learned how to solder when I soldered the pins onto the Adafruit breakout board. We took a tour of Bio-Serve, which is a nonprofit, research organization on the third floor […]
Gregor Remec, LASP Software Development, Week Seven!
This week was great! I continued working with PyQt, making small graphical applications, from Monday until Friday. PyQt, as said in my last blog, is a massive graphics library that makes creating visual app elements far easier. This week I made apps with custom signals and slots, these are hard to describe without an example […]
Bryce Lambert: Work With REEF: Week 2
This is my second week working for REEF, and it’s been a lot of fun. My mentor Kyler was gone on the second School ex trip (the boat tour of the Channel Islands), so I spent most of my time working in the aquarium and helping run programs. The Nautilus is an exploration ship in […]
Anza Connaughton, Spinal Rehabilitation at the Frazier Institute, Week 3
Hi! I’m coming to the end of my third week at the Frazier Rehab Institute in Louisville, Kentucky. I’ve been here for 3 weeks now and I feel like I’m learning a lot and starting to perfect the tasks that I’ve been given. This week was all about hands-on experience. During week one I got […]
Rider Johnson, Hydraulic Modeling Lab, Week 5
This week was super interesting! I got to help work on two different projects/models. The first was a model of Folsom Dam in California. The model was not of the whole dam, but of the bulkhead gate. These are photos of the model. The black part in the image on the left is the gate. […]
Laila Skramstad Week 5: The Rodham Institute of George Washington University
Hello Everyone! This week I spent half of my time working at the clinic at George Washington University Medical Faculty Associates. I had the opportunity to shadow doctors on the pulmonary and internal medicine floors. During these visits, I met with patients, listened to residents present their treatment to attendings, and learned about the different […]
Eric Gutierrez Week 3: Aerospace Engineering
Welcome back to my blog! Today marks my third week for me here at Oklahoma State University. This week was actually pretty different in comparison to the others. On Monday, I started the day off by waking up at 4:45 AM and getting ready to drive the hour and a half to Norman, Oklahoma. As […]
Mercedes Martinez – Forensic Entomology – “It Wasn’t All In Vein!”
7/11/19- While forensic entomology is incredibly useful in determining time of death in a victim, that requires the presence of a body. Forensics isn’t all about analyzing a body (albeit it’s obviously very crucial to the concept), it’s also about determining facts about a crime. This includes doing so without a body present, putting together […]