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Apr18

Keith Baillargeon ’16 – preparing to defend

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Senior Keith Baillargeon prepares to defend his senior thesis with support from final mineralization screenings. Attend his presentation on April 28th to see the results!

Apr15

Distinction Day!

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Distinction Day at Emmanuel College will be Thursday, April 28th. We are very excited to have two students presenting for Distinction In the Field. All students, alumni, family, friends, and scientists are invited to attend these open presentations. Please join us for: Keith Baillargeon ’16 – “Evolution of DNA templates for hydroxyapatite mineralization in the presence of physiological NaCl” and Aimee Sanford ’16 – “Quantification of rheological effects on hydroxyapatite mineralization in microfluidics” Thursday, April 28th, 2-4 pm, Wilkens Science Center...

Apr08

Aimee Sanford ’16 – Last Experiment!

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Senior Aimee Sanford conducts her last experiment as an undergraduate research student at Emmanuel College! Her distinction presentation is in April (more info TBA). Come to hear all about laminar flow! “Quantification of rheological effects on hydroxyapatite mineralization in...

Apr01

Darren Cornell ’16 and the new plate reader

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New Plate Reader! This semester Team Gerdon worked with other research groups to get a new plate reader!  This has been quite helpful with our mineralization experiments and comes with a whole bunch of new and exciting...

Mar19

Congrats Aimee Sanford ’16!

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Congratulations to Aimee Sanford ’16 on her acceptance to the CDC Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education Fellowship program (ORISE)! Aimee will spend four months this summer at the CDC in Atlanta working with Emergency Response...

Mar19

Katerina Luarasi ’17 – The Unknown…

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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...