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LMU is working to improve the number of minorities studying science, technology, engineering or mathematics (STEM) in college through SECOP for minority high school students. SECOP is a two-week residential pre-college summer enrichment program…
LMU will present two posters at “Posters on the Hill,” one of the most competitive science conferences in the United States, on Capitol Hill on April 29. It is highly unusual that more than…
Faculty: Jeff Sanny and David Berube (Physics) Students: Alex Trevelyan (Engineering Physics, Class of ’09) and Brandon Sorbom (Electrical Engineering, Class of ’09) Abstract: As we increasingly depend on satellite technology in our everyday…
Participants: The 2008 graduating class of Mechanical Engineering students, 16 in total. Faculty: Matt Siniawski (Mechanical Engineering) Abstract: A team of mechanical engineering students designed and manufactured a vehicle that was entered into the…
Participants: Erica G. Hanson and Hawley C. Almstedt, Department of Natural Science at Loyola Marymount University Abstract: Bone mineral density (BMD) begins to develop in the womb and continues to increase into adulthood, reaching…
Participants: Chris Bigley (Biology, 2009), Gabriele Canzi (Chemistry, 2008), Kevin Entzminger (Biochemistry, 2009), Joyce Lee (Chemistry, 2008), Nick Von der Ahe (Chemistry, 2010) Faculty: Lambert A. Doezema, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry Sampling protocol…
LMU has long been ahead of the curve when it comes to environmental sustainability, from LEED-qualified buildings, solar panels atop University Hall, and our on-site recycling facility. But what about inside the classroom? Junior…
