The document summarizes the shadowing experiences of a student over the 2014-2015 school year, including shadowing a neurologist, general surgeon, ophthalmologist, and attending a day of biology at Brown University. It includes notes from keynote speakers and panels on topics like RNA, the human microbiome, neuroscience, and organ building. The shadowing experiences provided exposure to medical procedures like C-sections and cataract surgery.
The document summarizes the shadowing experiences of a student over the 2014-2015 school year, including shadowing a neurologist, general surgeon, ophthalmologist, and attending a day of biology at Brown University. It includes notes from keynote speakers and panels on topics like RNA, the human microbiome, neuroscience, and organ building. The shadowing experiences provided exposure to medical procedures like C-sections and cataract surgery.
The document summarizes the shadowing experiences of a student over the 2014-2015 school year, including shadowing a neurologist, general surgeon, ophthalmologist, and attending a day of biology at Brown University. It includes notes from keynote speakers and panels on topics like RNA, the human microbiome, neuroscience, and organ building. The shadowing experiences provided exposure to medical procedures like C-sections and cataract surgery.
November 2015- Shadowing Dr. Aumentado, Neurologist
Saturday, Dec 13- Shadowing general surgeon, 1 hr- consults and other work with patients Monday Dec 22- Shadowing C-section with general surgeon and gynecologist Monday Dec 29- Shadowing Ophthalmologist Dr. Sayegh- cataracts- procedures from 9-11 Switches rooms for surgeries every 5-10 minutes Plan A vs. Plan B eye Rip and remove lens from small incisions- ultrasound used Topical anesthetic Sterilized environment Foldable man-made, clear lens implanted Day of Biology at Brown- All Day on Saturday, March 7, 2015- Tour of Biology Labs, Lectures (Neuroscience, Genetics, and Microbiology)- notes taken Notes at Brown- Keynote Speaker "RNA memories: secrets of inheritance and immortality" by Nobel Laureate Dr. Craig Mello
Movement of information between organisms
Bacteria and viruses neccasary for this transfer of information Mitochondria- remnants of a bacteria from billions of years ago RNA is what makes MAKES a pulsing living thing- translation of A, G, T, C DNA vs RNA polymerase Query and Target in Protein C. elegans ... Streptococcus
Take home message- is simple, needs to be known
Question- how does your research apply to fighting multi-drug resistant bacteria, or any bacteria which mutates very frequently? Notes: Panel of Neuroscientists Introduction- The color of the mystery dress and why Same stimulus/information, different processing Genetic recombination in neurons?
Stem cell differentiating into sub classes of neurons
Stretches of dark matter
Involving mechanisms in the nervous system
Has your research made it possible to recover from impaired sensory or motor function which may be the result of a mental disorder? And I was specifically interested in Alzheimer's disease.
The Microbiome Survey of microbiome in humans
Who's there, what are they doing
Relationship between environment and microbiome Relationship between host and microbiome Taxonomy does not reflect function is microbiology TED Talks Saving Species Extinction drivers, catalysts Make the solution by making it relevant to our lives Pharmaceutical Company Comparison to young entrepreneurs Can we build organs?