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The rise of women and candidates of color who identify as Republicans provides a new opportunity to examine how partisanship intersects with race/ethnicity and gender in messaging strategies. Building upon the deracialization and gender bias literature, we ask: do Black and Brown candidates strategically adopt and articulate "non-threatening" stances on racial politics, deliberately avoiding discussions of their own race and the race of their constituents? Are Black and Brown Republican candidates (...)


Aresty Research Assistant
SAS - Political Science
Gender , Political Science, Race and ethnicity

Eric Gawiser

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Aresty Summer Science
SAS - Physics & Astronomy


Overview New Jersey is known as the Garden State given its temperate climate and proximity to the large urban areas of New York City and Philadelphia along with the early history of farming, especially for vegetables and berries (Karst 2024). Michigan’s agricultural production is larger than New Jersey’s and boasts of the 2nd most diverse outside of California and leads the nation in the production of tart cherries (Pohl 2022). Neither state is near the top of US agricultural production but (...)


Aresty Research Assistant


Our research focuses on the return of internalized macromolecules to the cell surface from endosomes (endocytic recycling), a basic cell biological process that is of fundamental importance to many areas of biomedicine. For instance, endocytic recycling is a key control point in the insulin-stimulated movement of glucose transporters (Glut4) from endosomes to the plasma membrane, a process that goes awry in type II diabetes. A better understanding of how endocytic recycling functions will be profoundly (...)


Aresty Summer Science
SAS - DLS - Molecular Biology & Biochemistry
Biological Sciences, Biology, Biomedical Science, (...)


The goal of this project is to create, manipulate and control the atomic defects in van der Waals materials, such as Vb- centers in hexagonal boron nitride. These defects form effective two-level systems (qubit) and will be used as nanoscale quantum sensors for magnetic and electric field. The student will prepare the van der Waals material and heterostructure, and use quantum control protocols to identify and benchmark the qubits. As a stretch goal, new sensing protocols will be developed and tested (...)


Aresty Research Assistant
SAS - Physics & Astronomy



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