The College of Engineering Summer Mentorship Program is a dynamic, three-week research experience that provides high school students with a unique opportunity to work in a Drexel laboratory on an individualized research project. In addition to the educational experience that research provides, students will also gain a competitive edge in the college application office and foster relationships with their faculty mentors as well as like-minded high school students.
"Determining the Effects of Tethers with Novel Functional Groups on the pH Sensitivity of Hydrogels"
Supriya Hobbs, Michael Marks, Dr. Anthony Lowman
"The Effect of Viscosity on the Formation of Nanoparticles for the Oral Delivery of Therapeutic Proteins"
Krystal Swasey, Erik Brewer, Dr. Anthony Lowman
"Using Ultra High Molecular Weight Polyethylene to Reinforce PVA Hydrogels"
James Gordon, Linday Geise, Julianne Holloway, Dr. Giuseppe Palmese, Dr. Anthony Lowman
"Chromatography Testing for Characterizing Components of Injectable Hydrogel Systems"
Laura Ferguson, Valerie Binetti, Erik Brewer, Dr. Anthony Lowman
"Water Transport through Polymer Membranes"
Vinay Hiremath, An Du, Dr. Richard Cairncross
"Modeling a Natural Microvascular Network for Delivery of Self-Healing Agent"
Abbel Getu, Matthew Solis, Arianna Watters, Dr. Giuseppe Palmese
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"Exploring the Effect of Vesicle Composition and Phase Behavior on Ultrasound-Triggered Drug Delivery"
Aarti Narayanan, Burges Unwalla, Eleanor Small, Dr. Steven Wrenn
"Controlled Axon Regeneration in the Spinal Cord"
Ariel Ekblaw, Jason Coleman, Dr. Anthony Lowman
"Comparison of Titanium Oxide Solutions as a Semiconductor for Dye Sensitized Solar Cells"
Jackie Briguglio, Stefani Susilo, Dr. Kenneth Lau
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