Title of SURF Project | Faculty/Student Name | Majors (Student) |
Aquaculture of Limulus
polyphemus, a biomedically important organism: Captive
Spawning and Larval Grow-Out | Faculty: Carmela Cuomo
Student: Jeremy J.
Esposito and
Kimberly Perrelli | Marine Biology |
Optimization and
Validation of a
Computational model of
two-temperature PCR | Faculty: Pauline Schwartz
Student: Daniel Osipovitch | Chemistry and
Forensic Science |
Examination of cocaine
base/cocaine hydrochloride mixtures | Faculty: Howard A. Harris
Student: Kelli Sladick | Forensic Science
and Biochemistry |
Initiating bioengineering
at UNH: The bioreactor
demonstration project | Faculty: David Harding
Student: Western Zickefoose | Chemical
Engineering |
Human aesthetic
response to music
and film | Faculty: Bradley Woodworth
Student: Brandon Bujnowski | Music and
Sound Recording |
Microfilarial Nematodes
as Potential
Tick-Borne Pathogens | Faculty: Eva Sapi
Student: Jaime Miller | Biology |
From virtual to real:
Explorations in computer
aided sculpture | Faculty: Joseph Smolinski
Student: Jessica Emerson and
Brian Vogel | Visual Arts (Jessica)
Graphic Design and Fine Arts (Brian) |
Establishment of an in
bitro systemto study Borrelia
burgdorferi biofilm formation | Faculty: Eva Sapi
Student: Katherine
Carpenter | Nutrition/Dietetics
and Pre Med |
Unlocking the material
sensing abilities of the Atomic
force microscope at UNH | Faculty: Saion Sinha
Student: Brian Francisco | Mechanical
Engineering |
Development of genetic
markers for polydora cornuta
(Annelida: Polychaeta)
for population ecology studies | Faculty: Roman Zajac
Student: Mike Cicero | Forensic Science
and Biology |
Mutation Detection:
Pantothenate Kinase
associated nurodegeneration | Faculty: Charles Vigue
Student: Courtney Jones | Biochemistry
and Chemistry |
You are what and where
you eat: An investigation of
the link between environment
and mineral composition
in bone tissue | Faculty: Virginia Maxwell
Student: Julie A. Hull | Forensic Science and
Biology Pre Med |
Computational Chemistry of
Parrondo’s Paradox | Faculty: Pauline Schwartz
Student: Alice Coppock | Computer
Science |
Electrochromic behavior
of layered
WO3-Polypyrrole films | Faculty: Nancy Savage
Student: Leah Pandiscia | Chemistry and
Forensic Science |
