2008
Research Experience for Undergraduates – After 10 weeks of research, INBT’s Nanobio REU students got to present their findings at the Johns Hopkins summer scholars showcase, an event that brought together visiting scholars, both undergraduate and high school students, from different institutions who spent their summer discovering what it’s really like to conduct academic research.
Nanobio REU Student Posters
Adongo Tia-Okwee - The Relationship between the MAPK pathway, Actin structure and E-Cadherin expression in Ovarian Cancer, (Wirtz Group).
David Nartey - Engineered DNA nanoparticles conjugated with RVG peptide for targeted delivery across the blood brain barrier. (Mao Group).
Tiara Byrd - Modeling the effects of drug resistance mutations of HIV-1 protease on substrate and inhibitor interactions, (Gray Group).
Sean Virgile - Quantum Dot Fluorescence Resonance Energy Transfer (QD-FRET) based quantification of DNA, (Wang Group).
Juri Bassuner - Synthesis, Preparation, and Characterization of Nanoparticles, (Bevan Group).
Jessica Wang - The Role of Centrosome-Associated Proteins in Adult Neurogenesis, (Ming Group).
Colbert Sesanker - Mutations in the KcsA channel: Effect on K+ binding, (Asthagiri Group).
Deonnae Lopez - Groundwork for Genetic Interaction Analysis of Cytokinesis Regulators RacE and Kif12, (Robinson Group).
Casey Kirkpatrick - Three Dimensional Magnetic Field Sensor, (Gracias Group).
You Chloe Kim - Vitro Imaging of Pancreatic Cancer Cell using QDs, (Lee Group).
