For our second blog challenge we had to take pictures of the other Project SEED members engaged in their work. We were also assigned partners to interview and my partner was Deion Grant. Deion is 17 years old and is going into his senior year at Pittsburgh Science and Technology Academy. He is interested in engineering because he likes to build and create things. He wants to attend the University of Pittsburgh for further studies because they have a really good engineering program. This year he is working with Vitamin D receptors to measure the effects of different substrates. He is going to do this by replacing each substrate with Alanine, which is known as Alanine scanning. Alanine scanning is usually done experimentally. He is trying to reproduce those results from the experiments through computor simulation.
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| Kelly Pesta cleaning her beaker with DI water. |
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| Emily Janicki working on the SEM. |
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| Deion Grant replacing his Vitamin D receptor with his substrate. |
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| Melissa Fowkes comparing bond distances on the C6H4O2 molecule. |
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| Cheyenne Simmons adding 1M HCL to her crystal mixture. |
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