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Friday, August 31, 2018

COSMOS Week 4: final projects

COSMOS is a four week summer science and engineering program focused on teaching motivated high school students topics rarely seen in high...

Monday, August 27, 2018

COSMOS Week 3: the professors’ perspectives

COSMOS is a four-week summer science and engineering program focused on teaching motivated high school students topics rarely seen in high...

Thursday, August 23, 2018

Clip from NanoXpo 2018: Rory Runser

Rory Runser, a grad student in Prof. Darren Lipomi's lab, is developing a stretchable, flexible solar tarp. His approach involves coatin...

Monday, July 30, 2018

COSMOS Week 2: Tissue engineering, synthetic biology and science communication

By Kritin Karkare COSMOS students use electrical circuits to model genetic mechanisms in biological systems. COSMOS, the Calif...

Thursday, July 26, 2018

Clip from NanoXpo 2018: Yao Jiang

Yao Jiang, a grad student in Prof. Liangfang Zhang’s lab, is making nanoparticles that can “train the immune system to fight cancer.” These ...

Friday, July 20, 2018

COSMOS 2018: Week 1

Kritin Karkare, a UC San Diego bioengineering student, COSMOS TA and former COSMOS student. Welcome to the summer 2018 edition of CO...

Tissue engineering at UC San Diego: a summer to remember

This summer, there is a group of about 20 high school students who are immersed in t issue engineering and regenerative medicine at UC San...

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