In Spring of 2013, I reported for Dr. Marc Johnson’s HIV lab, in which I communicated with a fellow as a science journalism intern for SciXchange. It is a program funded by C3,which stands for transferring life science through collaboration computation and communication. I created a photo essay, a feature story, as well as blogged for the site and reported for the undergraduate research forum that year. That fall I continued with the program under Dr. Rocio Rivera’s epigenetic lab in the Animal Science Research Center. I continued to blog for the lab as well as worked on a semester video about epigenetics and assisted reproduction.
- Epigenetics: More than just DNA-VIDEO
- Making final touches
- Identical twins are not so alike
- Epigenetics, Epi-what?
- Mice experiment shows women might be more prone to stress, depression and anxiety
- Richard III remains found, but how do we know it’s actually him?
- Things Not Always Going to Plan
- Microscopic Mysteries Uncovered for a Planetary Purpose
- Green Fluorescent Protein Brightens HIV Research
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