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
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
The Ruhlman Conference was an exciting day with presentation preparations, enticing food, and buzzing spectators. Leading up the event, putting together the presentation on powerpoint and memorizing my notes made me feel prepared and confident for the day. When we … Continue reading
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On Sunday, we all went to the MIT museum and presented our individual group projects. My group was in charge of the neurotransmitter, “Norepinephrine.” So, some of us focused on the “fight of flight” reaction. I focused on the fact … Continue reading
Though I initially arrived late to the science festival, I’m so glad that I was able to attend the festival in the first place. It wasn’t at all as I thought it would be, and I was surprised by how … Continue reading
Presenting our cumulative work at the Cambridge Science Festival was a really awesome experience. I had been worried that no one would show up because of the poor weather but since we were moved inside there was no shortage of … Continue reading
Over the past few weeks, I have been working on an accumulation of all the techniques that I’ve learned in this class and applying them to a final art project on Serotonin. For this project, I built a bust out … Continue reading