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Writing Paper

Hackathons

Biomedicine Hackathon

Summer 2024

In this hackathon, students were asked to walk through one component of curing a disease (e.g. drug delivery, pathology, bioethics) using interdisciplinary biomedical topics (e.g. biochemistry, biophysics, computer science).

Below are some sample student projects.

Bone cancer & Biophysics

Amy Moya, Christnyse Destine, Dhanush Suresh, Ethan Garrido, Ransford Antwi

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Public policy & the effects of Hepatitis B on the East Asian population

Abhinav Jacobs, Naya Ramadan, Fendy Jean-Pierre, Tanush Jha, Winnie Zheng

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Auto-Brewery Syndrome

Anirudh Tanguturu, Arjun Raina, Daniel Silva, Diego Gomez

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Coming soon

To be added!

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Climate Biotechnology Hackathon

Spring 2024

In this hackathon, students were asked to use biotechnology to solve a problem within agricultural sustainability (e.g., propose intelligent and automated watering systems to improve water conservation, review the effects of genetic modification on climate and human health, etc.). Below are some sample student projects.

Plant-Based Hydrogels and their Effect on Soil Quality and Agricultural Efficiency 

Caleb Agyare, Nishka Maheshwari, Rita Chen, Victoria Cooney

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Genetic Engineering Policy Proposals

Ameya Voruganti, Ava Posiko, Joshua Smith, Rajveer Thakur

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GMO Strawberries to Limit Food Waste

Svetina Shi, Hanika Purohit, Naisha Suda, Manasvi Chinnam

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Diseases Found in Manure: A Solution Proposal for Reduction

Sylvia Caparrotta and Anika Mabano

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Soil Nutrient Identification for Improved Planting

Survani Sinha, Venya Goyal

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Environmental Impacts of Genetically Modified Salmon

Christopher Khan, Cody Wong, Marc Chavez, Naga Sai Dhiraj Kasam

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Public Perception of GMOs

Brandon Le, Tanush Jha, Logan Fitz, Aartie Singhal, Nurali Aslan

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Using CRISPR to improve Camelina sativa nutritional content

Valeriya Degteva, Amina Dastankyzy, Dana Amangeldi

Image by Markus Spiske
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