Undergraduate Students
Undergraduates at WID have the unique opportunity to participate in the research process at an interdisciplinary institution. Their important work advances the research mission of WID and provides an entry to the research world for students.
Ben Knudsen
Mechanisms that promote the outgrowth of neural stem cells on micro patterned substrates.
Bethany Korom
Quantifying the heterogeneity of viral gene expression during infection at the single-cell level
Rachel Kruepke
Processing of stress, strain, and alignment data of stem cell derived cardiomyocytes
Bochao Li
Using data visualization tool HiGlass and matrix factorization to process biomedical data
Arthur Malulley Bovolim de Oliveira
VR educational application in the form of an arcade game to teach kids a bit about polar research
Savannah Mann
Develop and deploy VR softwares that aid in demonstrating concepts relating to IceCube
Jakob Meyer
Looking for other possibilities for the origins of life that isn't a spontaneous cell formation
Edwin Neumann
Reprogramming human breast cancer cells and watching epigenetic changes during cancer re-acquisition
Noah Nicol
Dorsal horn interneuron generation from ESC and spinal integration of regionalized transplants.
Alex Plum
Selecting for the emergence of life-like properties in prebiotic chemical sets
Louise Saraspe
In vitro modeling of CAR T cell cytotoxicity, activation, and exhaustion
Simon Schirber
Mechanisms that promote the outgrowth of neural stem cells on micro patterned substrates.