The unknown that lies behind something new can be scary but equally exciting. Katerina Luarasi ‘17 begins her first microfluidic experiment with hopes of getting mineral to form in her first flow cell!
Read MoreAimee Sanford ’16 presents at ACS – San Diego
Congratulations to Aimee Sanford ’16 on her poster presentation at the National ACS Meeting in San Diego. Aimee presented in the CHED Analytical Chemistry section on “Analysis of calcium phosphate mineralization in microfluidic platforms with variable dimensions”. Great job...
Read MoreCongrats Marianna Barnhart ’17!
Congratulations to Marianna on her acceptance to the summer REU program at Vanderbilt University! We’re sorry you won’t be at Emmanuel this summer, but we’re very excited for your opportunity at Vanderbilt. http://vanderbilt.edu/reu/
Read MoreJack Florek ’17 – Wear Blue for Colon Cancer Awareness!
Jack Florek ’17 and the group are showing support for cancer patients by wearing blue on colon cancer awareness day. Doing research that might eventually be applied to medicine is important, but it is also important to show support for those who are battling with illness.
Read MoreMarianna Barnhart ’17 – Voltammetry!
Marianna sets up her first electrochemistry experiment for the new malaria project!
Read MoreKrista Meserve ’18 – The bug or the windshield?
Something that I learned recently was that there is always growth! This is a picture of a control plate in which no growth of E.coli was expected. After allowing to incubate overnight, there appeared to be colonies. I learned that this is due to non-sterile conditions, as there is no way in our lab setting to be perfectly sterile. Contaminants in the air...
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