Home News Internships Category: Internships Start-up Life: Meet Four MacNest Interns These entrepreneurial MacNest interns spent their summer embedded at fast-paced start-ups and nonprofits across the Twin Cities. Making “Organic Metals” Fernando Marquez's chemistry research seeks to replace toxic metals in electronics. Seeking Treatment for a Progressive Lung Disease Supported by the Academic Health Sciences Summer Research Program, Aidan Tirpack researched a progressive and fatal lung-scarring disease. Long-term Research into Immune Response Rohit Kamath is part of a long-term immunology project in Professor Devavani Chatterjea's lab. His summer research was supported by a Professor Jan Serie Research Fellowship. Fish, Crocodiles, and Dinosaurs Max Deckman '19 went to Montana to collect microfossils--but that wasn't all he found. International Investigative Journalist Celia Heudebourg '18 shares the highlights of her student journalism career––from the Mac Weekly to the New York Times. Seeking a Better LED In the Professor James Heyman's lab, Dona Pantova researched a new material for LEDs for tech firm Lightwave Photonics. Inspired by Research As an HHMI Young Researcher, Melissa Kingue '20 learned her way around two labs--developmental biology and immunology. The Infinite Variety of Internships College in a first-rate city means endless opportunities for meaningful internships. Live It: Women Farmers in India For her Live It Fund project, Preeta Raghunathan ’19 combined her passions for agriculture and entrepreneurship. How Brains Learn Shapes Ilse Dippenaar ’18 conducted research at a neuroscience research center at the University of Minnesota–and in local coffee shops. Leveraging the Mac Alumni Network With advice and coaching from Mac alumni, Mugdha Shidhaye ’18 won a coveted internship with Goldman Sachs. Fifth Week of Class Fall 2017 Semesters go fast. Midterms are at the end of October. Expanding on Einstein In theoretical physics, Theo Jacobson found that he could work anywhere and breakthroughs came day and night. Surprises in Synthetic Chemistry Synthetic chemistry has a way of yielding unanticipated outcomes, and that's the way Scott Pedersen likes it. Investigating Addiction Are there sex-influenced factors in alcohol and nicotine addiction? Soniya Coutinho ’19 endeavored to find out. Working for Reproductive Justice Rosemary Laine '19 combined her interests in history and public health as a Taylor Public Health Fellow at Pro-Choice Resources. From Fermilab to Financial Services: Four Internships In their internships, students had fun while exploring career options. Finding Pathways to Valuable Molecules Haruhiko Kuramochi's chemistry research is highly theoretical, but has important implications for agriculture and pharmaceuticals. The Genetics of Corn Hazel Chew '19 compared genotypes of corn working in the cornfield as well as the lab. Helping While They Learn Through internships, Mac students gain real-world experience, from market research for startups to working in public health with refugee populations. Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … 12 Next
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