Last year’s Undergraduate Poster Symposium featured three posters with Reed students as co-authors:<\/p>\n
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- “Effects of N-terminal disease mutations on HspB1 polydispersity” by Amanda Clouser,\u00a0Thanh Chu ’18<\/strong>, and Prof.\u00a0Rachel E. Klevit ’78<\/strong>, Biochemistry, U. Washington.<\/li>\n
- “Nickel Pyridinethiolate Complexes for Hydrogen Evolution” by\u00a0Joshua Tsang ’18<\/strong>,\u00a0Orion Cohen ’18 <\/strong>(pictured below with pizza), Carolyn Virca, and\u00a0Prof. Theresa McCormick, Chemistry, Portland St. U.<\/li>\n
- “Advances in the Synthesis of Novel SERM AN1: Analysis of Purification Methods” by\u00a0Prof. Rebecca LaLonde ’01<\/strong>,\u00a0Melinda Serrato ’17<\/strong>,\u00a0Nick Till ’16<\/strong>,\u00a0Rachel Yahn ’14<\/strong>, Reed College<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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<\/a><\/p>\nAnd it should be added\u00a0that Reed students now routinely\u00a0travel<\/em> to share their work. Here’s a picture of\u00a0Thanh Chu ’18<\/strong> explaining the\u00a0summer project (“Small heat shock protein HspB1: structure and dynamics”) she conducted with\u00a0Prof. Rachel Klevit ’78<\/strong>\u00a0to other young chemists attending the national meeting of the American Chemical Society held in San Francisco in April, 2017.<\/p>\n
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- “Nickel Pyridinethiolate Complexes for Hydrogen Evolution” by\u00a0Joshua Tsang ’18<\/strong>,\u00a0Orion Cohen ’18 <\/strong>(pictured below with pizza), Carolyn Virca, and\u00a0Prof. Theresa McCormick, Chemistry, Portland St. U.<\/li>\n