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Weird Science Dreams

Andrew Lyu is having a great time doing science in Fan Wang’s cell biology lab, where they’re interested in how sensory information is gathered and interpreted by the brain. In addition to some molecular biology experiments that are “coming back with decent results,” he’s been examining leftover turtle heads from a neighboring lab to look at their sensory organs up close. The thing is, he’s even dreaming about science.

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One Response to “Weird Science Dreams”

  1. Sarah Says:
    June 19th, 2007 at 8:28 am

    Hi there!

    I did the Howard Hughes Research Fellows program two summers ago. It’s great to see this new addition! I would have loved to blog about my experiences. What a fantastic idea.

    In case you or any of the students are interested in seeing where a HHMI summer can take you, I am blogging about my current research in Chernobyl, Ukraine, at this address: http://chernobyl-summer.blogspot.com/

    Have a great day!

    Sarah