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Summer, 2010 - Katelyn Snider, a student at Roswell High School, assisted Chip Humphries with his LDL degradation experiments. Among the tasks Katelyn completed, she labeled LDL with fluorescent dyes, recorded fluorescence spectra and used fluorescent substrates to | Summer, 2010 - Katelyn Snider, a student at Roswell High School, assisted Chip Humphries with his LDL degradation experiments. Among the tasks Katelyn completed, she labeled LDL with fluorescent dyes, recorded fluorescence spectra and used fluorescent substrates to demonstrate drug-induced inhibition of enzymatic activity in cultured cells. She is pictured with Chip. | ||
Revision as of 05:22, 23 September 2010
Public Appearances
Inside the Black Box
October 21, 2009 - Christine Payne's appearance on the WREK 91.1 radio show "Inside the Black Box". That's her head right there!
K-12 Outreach
Katelyn Snider
Summer, 2010 - Katelyn Snider, a student at Roswell High School, assisted Chip Humphries with his LDL degradation experiments. Among the tasks Katelyn completed, she labeled LDL with fluorescent dyes, recorded fluorescence spectra and used fluorescent substrates to demonstrate drug-induced inhibition of enzymatic activity in cultured cells. She is pictured with Chip.
Luella High School
April 1, 2010 - Students from Luella High School toured the Payne Lab, Lyon Lab, and Marcus Nanotechnology Building. They also participated in demonstrations led by the Student Affiliates of the American Chemical Society (SAACS).
Carver Early College High School
March 17, 2010 - Mr. Qasim Rehman and students from Carver Early College High School visited Georgia Tech. The visit included tours of the Brown Lab, Payne Lab, and France Lab.
Roswell High School
March 13, 2010 - Members of the Roswell High School Science Bowl team visited the Payne and Brown labs at Georgia Tech. Pictured above are team members and their coach, Mrs. Diane Clark.