I am very sad to find the semester is already over. From learning about prions to experiencing the Ruhlman conference first hand, this class gave each student countless opportunities to expand our scientific knowledge in relation to art. What I … Continue reading
Due to the fact that I wasn’t able to attend any of the biochem presentations because of my conflicting schedule (classes or work), I am uploading this final reflection instead on the knowledge and thoughts I’ve accumulated throughout the entirety … Continue reading
Its strange to see the semester and this class coming to an end. All the hard work we all put into our projects, all the guest speakers, and all the fun art work we’ve done has made this a great … Continue reading
Ruhlman was very interesting. I really enjoyed seeing all my peers present their projects and see how differently they did so in comparison to how they presented their projects at the MIT Museum (to the children). I thought the difference … Continue reading
Participating in the Ruhlman conference was a fun experience and a good end to the year. Like others have mentioned, it was a better environment to give presentations than at the museum because we had a longer time with the … Continue reading
WOW! How fun was that! Seriously! Everyone had such informative and interesting projects and presentations. It is so exciting to see the artistic representation of science. So much better than trying to slog thru numerous journals with jargon one can … Continue reading
The science festival in Cambridge was a wonderful experience! I was very proud of my colleagues and professor for I felt that we had strong engaging content. Our tables were constantly packed with people. I enjoyed having my classmates present … Continue reading
Our group’s presentation fit better with Ruhlman than with the science festival. While we attempted to make Epinephrine/Adrenaline easily understandable, I think our video was too long for passerby at the festival. Additionally, there were a lot of other exhibits … Continue reading
I enjoyed presenting at the Cambridge Science Festival last Sunday. It reminded me of what I worked for in high school, which was to make the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) accessible to the general public. I wish I … Continue reading
Presenting our project on Epinephrine at the MIT Museum was a great hands-on introduction to explaining scientific research. Being able to engage with people who were interested in our subject of study was certainly helpful. I had never been to … Continue reading