They took home cutting-edge techniques along with an advantage over other science students.
Science is interdisciplinary and team-oriented.
This program was designed to let undergraduate students get the real flavor of the new directions biology and math are going. The summer's work was intense for students Ono Oboh, Kenrick Pratt and Ikovwa Irune of Clark Atlanta and David Glover of Morehouse. Oboh and Irune are from Nigeria, and Pratt is a native of the Bahamas. David Logan, a biology professor at CAU, led the program this summer, developing the curriculum with Arnold and supervising the lab procedures and training the students. William Seffens, another CAU biology professor, led the computational biology component.