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Waves of calcium, electricity, and brain development
Identifying effective interventions for neurodegenerative disease in knockout and transgenic mouse models
FOR SUMMER '13: Hydrogen sulfide memory- How early environmental changes alter adult animals
Activation of Pericytes: Cellular Mechanisms of Tissue Repair and Fibrosis
Impacts of symbiosis in major crop plants under elevated CO2 conditions
Nitrogen fixation in major crop plants by natural endosymbionts
Drought tolerance in poplar trees conferred by endophytes
Nitrogen fixation in poplar trees by endophytes
Tracking Rhododendron Evolution With Retrotransposons
Protein Expression During Synapse Development
Civic Lessons and Immigrant Youth: The Election Year Project
Genomic and bioinformatic approaches to gene discovery in Alzheimer disease
Social Media and Adolescent Health Research Team (SMAHRT)
Preschool Autism Literacy (PAL) Project
Visualizing the Dynamics of Massive Communications Networks
Function of transcription factor IID in the regulation of healthy and cancer cell proliferation
The Svoboda Diaries Project
Text Analysis Intern: Newbook Digital Texts in the Humanities
Publicity and Development Assistant: Newbook Digital Texts in the Humanities
Microbial degradation of acrolein
Molecular cloning and transgenic line production for studies of stem cell biology
Using genetic data to learn about human population histories
Video: Examining Elementary Mathematics
Undergrad helper to a senior fellow in Division of Hematology
Washington STEM project
Exploratory study of mathematical learning disabilities
Research opportunities in genetics and evolution
Examining leadership development, ethics, and organizational change
Gene therapy for treatment of latent viral infections
Modeling human disease with induced pluripotent stem cells