This blog documents the experiences of economically disadvantaged high students who are conducting undergraduate scientific research at Duquesne University through the American Chemical Society’s Project SEED.
Wednesday, July 9, 2014
July 9, Summary
I basically fixed my presentation the whole time and started to look up some more things to add onto my presentations. For instance, I learned more about the thermodynamics cycle how the ligand and mutated ligand's free binding energy can be compared to see if it had an impact. I also learned more about Gibbs free energy equation: Delta G=-RTlnk. Though I still don't know what it means but I plan on learning more about it tomorrow. My mentor also revised my abstract twice because of all the errors I made on it so that I would be able to submit to the URP. As always, I continue to learn more about LaTeX which is always exciting. I finally got the title right for my beamer so now that the next time I present it, the presentation will now have color in the title. Working LaTeX is fun and simple, but using it right is the hard part. I found out that LaTeX produces multiple kinds of files and that one of them, .aux files, sometimes embedded previous errors which can be a real problem if you don't know how to solve the problem. Luckily today I learned that you can trash .aux files and make new ones so that you wouldn't have to start over instead.
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