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Eric Gawiser

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Aresty Summer Science
SAS - Physics & Astronomy


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 construction of organic molecules using organometallic catalysts often involves multielectron transfer processes to facilitate key bond-breaking or bond-forming steps. Controlling this multielectron behavior is therefore essential for achieving selective and efficient reactivity, a cornerstone of modern synthetic organic chemistry. Catalysts based on the earth-abundant, inexpensive first-row transition metals are particularly attractive for sustainability; however, these metals typically favor (...)


Aresty Summer Science
SAS - Chemistry & Chemical Biology
Chemistry


The student will work with our team that includes researchers at Rutgers with collaborators from Australia, Micronesia, Hawaii, and the Dominican Republic to analyze omics data that address the coral stress response, reproduction, and population structure. The project is aimed at identifying the genetic 'toolkit' used by corals to deal with climate change (e.g., lowered pH and increased temperatures), elucidating its evolution, and distribution across coral lineages. The work involves genomics, (...)


Aresty Summer Science
SEBS - Biochemistry & Microbiology, SEBS - Plant (...)
Bioinformatics, Conservation , Evolution , Genomics (...)


This study investigates users’ orientations towards politicians' inappropriate speech online, and how they choose to attempt moderation of this speech. It contributes not only to the policy discussions on how to regulate–or not–politicians’ speech online, but also to general discussions of platform regulation of the powerful and its discontents from users’ perspectives--the very citizens who are represented by these politicians, and have a democratic right to hold them to account. Through focus (...)


Aresty Summer Science
SC&I - Library & Information Science
Media , Political Science



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