All are invited to attend the BIOC-390 Research Symposium.
We strongly believe in learning-by-doing. Becoming a biochemist is more than work in classrooms. Student research is a vital part of the undergraduate experience at Ithaca College. Students are able to get hands-on experience in faculty research labs by enrolling in BIOC-39000, completing our project-based research course BIOC-41000, doing paid research over the summer, and developing an Honors thesis. As a result, they are able to travel to present their work, as well, as to present locally.
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Student/Advisor |
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4:00 |
Ranjini Iyengar/ |
Locating Sites of Covalent Inhibition on Glutaminase Enzymes |
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4:15 |
Alexandra Montgomery/ |
Investigating the Great Plate Count Anomaly through the Gut Microbiome in Mice |
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4:30
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Quinn Tufino/ |
Creating Tough Microgels by an Emulsification Method to Make a Fast-Setting Biomedical Adhesive |