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CELEBRATION OF THE SCIENCES: Krista Perks,
a BA/MA biology student, participated in the 2007 Celebration of Science
Theses
for BA/MA thesis writers majoring in the Natural Sciences and
Mathematics Division April
19 in Exley Science Center. Perks, a BA/MA biology student, displays the
neurobiological research she has done with Professor of Biology David
Bodznick. Behind her, Emily Rosenberger, explains her project to Ishita
Mukerji, chair of the Molecular Biology and Biochemistry Department. The
event gave seniors and five year BA/MA students in natural sciences and
mathematics a chance to present their research at a poster session. |
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At left, David Westmoreland, associate
professor of chemistry and and Michael Weir, professor of biology and
director of the Hughes Program in the Life Sciences, discuss student
presentations at the poster session. The event was open to all students,
staff and faculty. |
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Vanessa Kurzweil '07, explains her molecular
biology research on the evolutionary history of odorant receptors to
Michael Singer, assistant professor of biology. Kurzweil worked in the
laboratory of Robert Lane, assistant professor of molecular biology and
biochemistry. |
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Jack DiSciacca '07, second from left, speaks
to a student at the poster session, while Renee Shur '07 talks with
Reinhold Blumel, the Charlotte Augusta Ayers Professor of Physics.
The
event was organized by Manju Hingorani, associate professor of molecular
biology and biochemistry and Laurel Appel, visiting associate professor
of biology. (Photos by Roslyn Carrier-Brault) |
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