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Arts & Sciences Magazine > natural sciences

Topic: natural sciences

Major Infatuation: Mathematics

Fall 2015

Students tell us why they love their major, in three sentences or less.

James Keiler '17: Unlocking Parkinson's Disease

Spring 2015

Neuroscience major James Keiler's lab is using gene knockout to try to isolate the protein...

two people standing outside holding a two-foot-long yellow rocket

William Cunningham '16 and Alexander Delavega '16: Rocket to the 14th Century

Spring 2015

Two physics majors are designing and reconstructing a Ming Dynasty rocket mentioned in 14th-century Chinese...

Ahmed Elsayyad '15: Rethinking Clinical Trials

Spring 2015

Ahmed Elsayyad is investigating the ethical implications of an alternative way to get consent for...

Katrina Rios '15: Improving Dialysis Experience

Spring 2015

Katrina Rios is conducting a pilot study on mental health improvements through activity-based learning in...

Eric Ryberg '15: Rock On

Fall 2014

Eric Ryberg is working in the Stable Isotope Lab to establish a new method for...

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Victoria Huang '15: The Secret Life of Genes

Fall 2014

Victoria Huang's research is on a method of curative gene therapy for Duchenne muscular dystrophy,...

Clear Thinking About Brain Injuries

Fall 2014

Linda Gorman's upper-level undergraduate course Brain Injury and Recovery of Function is designed to keep...

Kelly Lampayan ’15: Starry-eyed

Fall 2014

Kelly Lampayan is studying a large sample of galaxies that are known to host radio-quiet...

Jordan Hoffman '14: The Secret Lives of Proteins

Spring 2014

Jordan Hoffman’s project focuses on protein folding and protein energetics.

Shanna Murray '14: Mapping Language

Spring 2014

Shanna Murray’s research lies at the intersection of her two majors: cognitive science and Romance...

Eric Wan

Eric Wan ’14: Seeking Quality of Life

Fall 2013

Eric Wan is working with researchers from the School of Medicine to measure the quality...

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