Wonder what kind of project you'll work on as a BU Research Intern in Science and Engineering? Here's a list of just a few of the hundreds of exciting projects Research Interns have completed in the last ten summers:
Year |
Discipline |
Project Title |
Faculty Mentor |
1997 |
Manufacturing Engineering |
Creating a Closted-Loop Control of the CVD Process |
Dr. Michael Gevelber |
1998 |
Physics |
Building a Resolution Test for a Solid Immersion Lens |
Dr. Bennett Goldberg |
1999 |
Biology |
The Effect of Thioreductase Site Mutant Treatment on Embryonic Chick Retina Cell Suspensions |
Dr. Robert Hausman |
2000 |
Chemistry |
Coarse-Grained Representation of the Structure and Kinetics of Folding in the Alzheimer’s Amyloid Peptide |
Dr. John Straub |
2001 |
Astronomy |
Temperature Sensitivity of an APS533 3-axis Fluxgate Manetometer for Constellation Pathfinder |
Dr. Harlan Spence |
2002 |
Biology |
Molecular Mechanisms of Post-Natal Cardiomyopathy |
Dr. Frank Naya |
2003 |
Electrical and Computer Engineering |
The Construction of a Digital Tracking Microscope |
Dr. Michael Ruane |
2004 |
Physics |
Using computer Simulations to Model Correlations Found in Ion Bombardment of Surfaces |
Dr. Karl Ludwig |
2005 |
Pulmonary, Allergy, and Critical Care Medicine |
IL-16- and I 309-Mediated Human CD4+ T Cell Cemotaxis is Additive |
Dr. Cruikshank |
2006 |
Periodontology and Oral Biology |
xMAP Multiplying as a Novel Method for Protein Detection: Impact on Inflammation Research |
Dr. Alp Kantarci |
2007 |
Chemistry |
Synthesis of N-7 Substituted Purines for Application in the Synthesis of Asmarine B |
Dr. Scott Schaus |
