Hello ladies and gentlemen and kittentots,
Here is my most recent video!
In it, I discuss what I've been up to the past week or two in regards to my project.
Right now, I'm in sort of a lull as I deal with midterms. However, since my plasmid is pretty much all set up, I'm focusing on the upcoming Fall Fest in early November. I'm currently writing up my materials & methods and such, and preparing a poster for the event.
I'm off to work on a midterm in Population Genetics. Oh boy oh boy oh boyyye!
Be sure to check out the links on the right, including pictures I posted on PhotoBucket!
Monday, October 18, 2010
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Updatium on the Projectium
I'd like to post my most recent update in the lab here:
Along with a fun, short little how to video I did on making the media upon which I grow my bacteria:
Along with a fun, short little how to video I did on making the media upon which I grow my bacteria:
Monday, September 27, 2010
Step two: Place science in a large bowl, add water, mix, and enjoy!
I just posted my second topic video on YouTube, where I bring a camera into lab to show everyone a sample of what I do in lab.
Last week I ran a gel to check on my DNA sequences yielded from gel purifying double digests. That is, I used enzymes to cut my plasmids, circular rings of DNA, which I then separated on an electrophoretic gel. I cut out my desired pieces of DNA, purified them, and then ran them on a second gel, which I show in the video.
Last week I ran a gel to check on my DNA sequences yielded from gel purifying double digests. That is, I used enzymes to cut my plasmids, circular rings of DNA, which I then separated on an electrophoretic gel. I cut out my desired pieces of DNA, purified them, and then ran them on a second gel, which I show in the video.
Monday, September 20, 2010
Diatoms, Although Very Small And Lack Cute Babies, Deserve To Be Researched Too!
Here is the beginning of my blog! While a majority of my blogging will be done through YouTube, I'll be sure to post some journaling and pictures here, in addition to keeping a Twitter account, which you can see on the upper right hand corner of this blog here.
This first video gives you an idea of what I do here at Clark as a science student. It's exciting stuff! At the end of that video there's a second video I posted, giving you and idea of who I am.
This first video gives you an idea of what I do here at Clark as a science student. It's exciting stuff! At the end of that video there's a second video I posted, giving you and idea of who I am.
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