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By Mitchell Downs What better way to start off an International Summit on Human Genome Editing than to tell everyone that you had just created the world’s first and only [...]

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Meet the Exec. Board: Alex Plyer is serving as the Staff Section Editor this year. She is third year Forensic Science and Law major. When not working for the Quark, she is a part of the Duquesne chapter of ASBMB and Phi Sigma Lambda. In her free time, she loves reading, thrifting, and listening to music. She is excited to play a more active role in the Quark this year by getting more of our staff involved in the peer review process.

Meet the Exec. Board: Annie Panageas is serving as the Secretary this year. She is a third year Forensic Science and Law student. When not working for the Quark, she is on the exec. board for Phi Sigma Lambda. In her free time, she loves reading, exploring new places, watching Netflix, and spending time with friends and family. She is excited for the year because of all the new and exciting chances and additions we are making to our journal and involvement on campus.

Congratulations to the first place winner of our Summer Photo Contest, Hannah Enderby: “This is a picture of me on a day at work last June. My job is a paid internship at the Citizen Science Lab. Basically, what I did was I taught week-long science camps to middle and high school kids. Our camps include Microbiology, Zoology, Drone, SeaPerch Robotics, NASA, Ancestry DNA, DNA camp. In this photo, I was teaching children at the Bridgeville Public Library how to shoot a nerf ‘rocket’ using water and dry ice. [This photo] emphasizes what I did over the summer, which was teaching kids modern-day, fun science and getting them interested at a young age!”

Meet the Exec. Board: Justin Nedzesky is serving as the Peer Review Section Editor. He is a fifth year Pharmacy student. When he is not working for the Quark, he is a member of AMCP, ISPOR, Rho Chi, and Kappa Psi. In his free time, he enjoys hiking and playing sports. This year, he is excited to work with the peer review team.

Congratulations to the second place winner of our Summer Photo Contest, Ashton Marini: “This photo was taken in a cave called Actun Chapat at Cave World in Belize. This cave is so large that the ending has never been found, and I was told that there was a guide who spent three days straight exploring it. There were many Mayan artifacts in the cave along with the bats, scorpion spiders, fish, and centipedes, which is what the cave is named after. Actun Chapat means "centipede cave". The cave exploring was one of my favorite parts of the trip, along with going to Secret Beach where we ate lunch at picnic table in the ocean towards the end of our stay in Belize.”

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