We want to thank our participating faculty for helping make 2012 the biggest year in the history of the Aresty Research Center for Undergraduates. With more than 160 research opportunities across 60 departments, institutes, and centers, we’re offering more research projects than ever before. We received an overwhelming response to our call for opportunities this year for both our Summer Science Program and Research Assistant Program. Thank you to the faculty who have helped make this possible.
At Rutgers University, Michael Boemo has spent the past four years investigating problems that lie at the interface between mathematics and biology. The elegance with which mathematics and biology mutually complement each other, along with a passion for research and teaching, led him to pursue a career as a professor. He will begin a PhD program this fall at the University of Oxford as a member of Christ Church College, and will perform research in theoretical biophysics as part of Oxford’s Life Sciences Interface Doctoral Training Centre.
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