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Esena Jackson

315-859-4681
315-859-4648 (fax)
summer reseach

2005 Participants


Anthropology

Art

Biology

Chemistry

Chinese
  • Sarah-Marie Gross '06
    "Beijing's Transportation Planning for the 2008 Olympic Games and its Environmental Impact on Local Beijing Residents"

Communication

Computer Science

Economics

English Literature

Geoarchaeology

Geosciences

Government

History

Mathematics
  • Mark Kasdorf '06
    "A Look at Commutation Rings, and Tensor Products"
  • Eric Reile '08
    "The Energy Dynamics of Tyrannosaurus Rex"

Philosophy

Physics
  • Daniel Campbell '08
    "Sol-Gel Matrixes Containing Rare Earth Impurity Ions"
  • Greg Fullman '09
    "Design of a Compact Shielded Solenoid"
  • Yubo Lu '07
    "Laser Spectroscopy of Rare Earth Phosphors in Sol-Gel Glass"
  • Julia Macdougall '09
    "Design of a Compact Shielded Solenoid"
  • Joshua Newman '06
    "Magnetic Field Mapping and Small Solenoid Design"
  • Tessa Olson '08
    "Impact Craters of Small-Scale Projectiles in Granular Media"
  • Kosta Popovic '06
    "Finalizing Magnet Design for the Acorn Experiment"
  • John Steinberg '06
    "3He Cells for a Compact Neutron Beam Polarizers"
  • Alexander Twerdahl '06
    "Design of a Compact Shielded Solenoid"

Psychology&Nbsp;

Sociology

Theatre

Women's Studies

Featured Projects
Silo, photo by Sarah Felder '07
Sarah Felder '07 worked on a summer-long photography project titled, "Documenting a Disappearing Culture: The Small Farming Community in Oneida County."

E-waste
Yejun Qian '08 returned to his native China to conduct research for his project on e-waste and globalization.

Brewer and Faroh
Advised by Associate Professor of Chemistry Karen Brewer, Jodi Raymond '08, Kim Roe '08, Elizabeth Faroh '08 (pictured) and LeAnne Pasquini ’07 are continuing an investigation of the optical properties, the synthesis and spectroscopy of rare earth based solid materials.


bluetooth technology illustration
Erik Goulding '06, Mike Gruen '06 and Aram Kudurshian '06 are working to create a system in which people can work in the same computer files in different places and use a programmed Bluetooth cell phone to automatically synchronize the data.

William Hoffman '07
William Hoffman '07 spent two weeks in the Great Basin of Central Nevada collecting chert samples before returning to campus to prepare them for geochemical analysis.