学生的十大赌博正规老平台

Student research at a glance

罗彻斯特 students—at the under十大赌博正规老平台生, 十大赌博正规老平台生, and even pre-college level—conduct research in the lab and in the field, independently and with industry partners, in our local communities and all over the world. 这样做的时候, they help us better understand and radically reimagine the world while building their academic portfolios.

Printing plant-based pharmaceuticals—without plants

A group of students developed a 3D-bioprinting system to help replicate chemicals found in plants.

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四管, each a different color, containing hydrogels frozen in liquid nitrogen and obtained via 3d bioprinting.

Senior biomedical engineering student Sophea Urbi Biswas adjusts an electroencephalography cap on fellow lab member Jin Dou, a biomedical engineering PhD student.

Exploring how the brain processes speech syntax

Sophea Urbi Biswas ’24 is a biomedical engineering student. Her hands-on lab experience as an under 十大赌博正规老平台生 is driving new discoveries. “It’s exciting pursuing questions that have never been asked before, and getting results that have never been found before.”

Wired for research

The ethical dilemmas of emergency care

Rachel Whitmoyer ’24 is a double major in physics and philosophy, as well as an EMT. She’s combining her passions in her cross-discipline thesis, which emphasizes that “high-quality patient care cannot exist without realizing that a patient is a person, and not a problem to be solved.”

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