Newsletter - Fall 2000 - page 1

MARC U*STAR / MBRS SCORE / MIRT NEWSLETTER

The MARC U*STAR/MIRT/MBRS SCORE programs are supported by NIH to provide research opportunities for students and faculty. MARC U*STAR scholars are biology, psychology, chemistry and mathematics majors who carry out research on campus and will pursue a Ph.D. in that major. Scholars receive tuition and monthly stipend. MIRT trainees major in biology and chemistry and carry out research during the summer in Italy, Jamaica, Korea and England. Trainees receive travel, stipend and living expenses. MBRS SCORE has student technicians who carry out research with faculty in chemistry and biology. Technicians receive an hourly wage.

Contact Dr. F. Redway at (305) 899-3542 for further information.

Summer Research Presentation Series

During the summer MARC U* STAR scholars and MIRT trainees carry out biomedical science research at national and international laboratories for 8-10 weeks. During this fall semester the students will share their experiences through our MARC U*STAR/MIRT "Summer Research Presentations Series".

FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 8, 2000

Davecia Ragoonath (MIRT-Bio)
The modular interpretation of architecture in some woody medicinal species of Patagonia. A case study: Winter Growth. Universidad Nacional de la Patagonia, Argentina

Jenese Gamory(MIRT-Bio) Intestinal helminths of the South American sea lion (0taria flavescens). Universidad Nacional de la Patagonia, Argentina

FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 15, 2000

Jessica Jung (MIRT-Bio)
NMDA: A novel endogenous neurotransmitter? Stazione Zoologica, Napoli, Italia

Celeste Nadal (MARC-Bio) Development of a novel in vitro screen for potential inhibitors of wild?type and resistant HIV?1 protease.
Mount Sinai Graduate School of Biological Sciences, New York, NY

FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 22, 2000

RiaAchong (MARC-Bio)
Protein release by Helicobacter pylori University of Maryland, School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD

Elizabeth Honorat (MARC-Bio) Recombinant influenza viruses expressing human papilloma virus derived antigens as therapeutic agents against cancer. Mount Sinai Graduate School of Biological Sciences, New York, NY

FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 29, 2000

Leisis Martino (MARC-Math) Deterministic and stochastic reaction?diffusion models in a ring. Cornell University, Ithaca, NY

Wendy Saintval (MARC-Math) Optimizing robotic carangiform propulsion. California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA

FRIDAY OCTOBER 6, 2000

Tericka Smith (MARC-Bio) Quantification of midazolani by ion-pair high performance liquid chromatography assay.
University of Tennessee, Memphis, TN

Place & Time of Presentations

September 1 to October 6, 2000 Wiegand 234
12 Noon to 1 pm

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