Anza Connaughton, Spinal Rehabilitation at the Frazier Institute, Week 6
Hello there friends! This week marked week 6 of 7 of my time here Louisville, Kentucky interning at the Frazier Institute. This week is my second-to-last week at the center but that didn’t stop me from continuing to learn more about the work that we’re doing. I’ve obviously learned a lot about research, spinal cord […]
Claire Shaver- Behavioral Science, Week 6
This week was my 6th week at the Bernier Lab, and it went by in a whirlwind. At the beginning of the week we were preparing for the conference visits to start on Wednesday. This involved getting final paper work together, setting up testing kits, and lots more. Once the conference started up, I observed […]
Trey Schwerdtfeger: Naval Architecture, Week Five
I cannot believe my time here is almost over. This has been the most amazing experience. This week I got the opportunity to work with kids, by expanding there understanding of how boats work as well as team building exercises and games and sailing. This was a day camp called the float box derby. We […]
Jessica Barkemeyer Week 2: Emblematic Studios
Hello everyone! This week, Emblematic hired some new interns. Three high schoolers from the LA area came in for a two-week-long internship. I was in charge of showing them some of the work Emblematic has done. I was taught how to set up the headsets and play the films for them. I also worked with […]
Lucy Wesson: Communication and Learning Lab at the University of Chicago, Week 4
Week Four at the Communication and Learning Lab This week was, again, slightly slower than usual. The higher-ups at the lab all went to a conference in Montreal on cognitive science. So, most of the week consisted of reading papers. We did, however, run one study quite successfully, and then coded the video within the […]
Danika Petit: George Lab Week Five
Hello again!! I’m very sad that there is only one week left to enjoy such a wonderful place and learn more from an amzing lab. San Diego has exceeded expectations and has given me a vision into the future and possible careers I want to pursue. This week I have primarily been focusing on creating […]
Jonah Jodlowski Week 4: Marine Biology
Happy Sunday everybody! Another week, another experimental failure, and more frustration in the Miller Lab. That is actually an overexaggerati0n. Everyone was calm even though half of the urchin population died off once again. I would say it was a “happy accident” not an experimental failure. Since the urchins were to be sacrificed following the […]
Bryce Lambert: Working With REEF: Week 4
This is my 4th week here in Santa Barbara and I’ve really been enjoying it! Although this week was very similar to the last I have been making the most of it, especially because of the sunny weather we’ve been having these last couple of weeks. Justine, another pinteren, finally worked with me for the […]
Peter Spencer: DiPhoton work with simulated CMS data: Week 3
My third and final week in Boston was amazing. It was another short week as I left on Friday so my last day was Thursday. This blog post is two weeks late because I was in Canada with no WiFi for the first and had a baseball camp this past week that took up most […]
Justine Sherry: Week Two at the REEF
This week I got to work at the REEF helping out and taking care of the animals. Most of the work was on taking care of the tanks for the animals and I also got to feed them. The most interesting animal to feed was the California Moray Eel. The eel is mostly blind and […]
Jay Alcazar: University of California, San Diego: Week 5
Welcome back. This week in the lab has been pretty active. We help with the GWAS experiments all week in the mornings as per usual. After we helped with GWAS this week we got too pick brains as Sierra put it. So to begin with Sierra gave us a small cylinder filled with liquid called […]