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Category Archives: 2013-14
Time Flies!
Hey everyone! Wow, where do I begin? Well to start off, I can’t believe that classes are already back in session! This summer absolutely flew by. My summer has been spent working on a mix of things for my research … Continue reading
Posted in Emily Menk '14
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Reflections: Weeks Eleven and Twelve
Well…it finally came. My last two weeks of summer research. While it hasn’t been easy, it’s definitely been a rewarding experience and an experience I will always be infinitely thankful for. These last two weeks have had me working very … Continue reading
Posted in 2013-14, Ariana Lim '14
Tagged marine biology, Puget Sound, ruston way, student research, summer research
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Thankfulness: Weeks Nine and Ten
There are days when I don’t feel like doing what I’m doing. This actually applies to most things. For example, there are countless days I don’t want to roll out of bed and go to class. Dishes, laundry, and cleaning … Continue reading
Posted in 2013-14, Ariana Lim '14
Tagged dna analysis, marine biology, Puget Sound, science, student research, summer research, thankfulness, UPS
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Week 8: Eating One’s Way Through Summer Research
This past week brought one of the most exciting events of Summer Research: The Annual Summer Research Dessert Competition! Among many entries, there were dessert that resembled fruit flies, mice, and a lizard. My entry was a cake that depicted … Continue reading
Posted in 2013-14, Ariana Lim '14
Tagged dessert competition, marine biology, Puget Sound, science, student research, summer research
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WhAAAAATTT? CAAATTT?: Week 7 and Adventures in DNA Analysis
Last week, I sent off forty samples to be analyzed. Thus, this week has been about DNA analysis. It’s definitely interesting to see all the combinations that can be made with just four letters (ACTG). Well, unless it’s RNA, then … Continue reading
Posted in 2013-14, Ariana Lim '14
Tagged dna analysis, marine biology, Puget Sound, research, science, summer research
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Finding a Community: Week Six of Summer Research
Hello All! Hope you had a great 4th of July! Mine was filled with friends, fireworks, and good food. Looking back on the past week, a couple of things have stood out. One, getting to read non school related books … Continue reading
Posted in 2013-14, Ariana Lim '14
Tagged Community, Puget Sound, Student Life, student research
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A Typical Day of Summer Research: Week 5
Week Five…already? It’s hard to believe that a whole month has gone by. Nonetheless, I am honored to have the opportunity to conduct summer research and write about my experiences. In this entry, I’d like to write about what a … Continue reading
Posted in 2013-14, Ariana Lim '14
Tagged marine biology, Puget Sound, science, Student Life, student research, summer, summer research
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Learning to Become a Scientist: Weeks 3 & 4 of Summer Research
These past couple of weeks, I have been amplifying and testing for the presence of DNA in sediment cores (long, cylindrical plastic tubes that get inserted into the substrate) that have been collected. In addition, I have moved on to … Continue reading
Posted in Ariana Lim '14, Uncategorized
Tagged marine biology, Puget Sound, research, science, Student Life, student research, summer research
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Lessons from Week Two of Summer Research
Hello All! Hope this post finds you doing well. Following last week’s trend (and not being sure of what to write) I decided to think of the lessons learned in the past week. Here they are: 1. The monotonous, mundane, … Continue reading
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Tagged marine biology, Puget Sound, Student Life, student research, summer research
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Introductions
Hello everyone! Since this is my first post, I figured I would introduce myself a bit and then get right to the science. My name is Skyler and I’m a rising junior from Washington state. I’m a biology major with … Continue reading
Posted in Skyler Tetreau '15
Tagged BPA, microscope, neuroscience, snails, summer research
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