UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH Undergraduate Research Opportunities in the O'Shaughnessy Group. (1) Cell migration in cancer metastasis. (2) Fusion processes in viral infection. (3) Nanotechnology to measure cell forces. (4) Computer projects (web-based learning interfaces, innovative graphical tools). (5) Quantitative image analysis. Some completed projects are posted below. Click on titles to find out more.

"TREATING   HIV   BY   INHIBITING   VIRAL   MEMBRANE   FUSION," by Manal Alam "DNA   MICROARRAYS   IN   HEALTH   CARE   AND   DRUG   DISCOVERY," by Sahil Mehta "LIMITATIONS   ON   LITHOGRAPHIC   TECHNIQUES   AND   THE   DRIVE   FOR   ADVANCES   IN   NANOTECHNOLOGY," by Patricia Wang "RECENT   APPLICATIONS   IN   NANOTECHNOLOGY   AND   THE   POTENTIAL   SOCIETAL   IMPACT," by Diana Nguyen