Biology Research Celebration
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Biology students present their research during the 2021 Biology Research Celebration at the Hub Ballroom. Photo by: Shelby Burgess/Strategic Communications/George Mason University
Biology sophomore Trent Grasso presents his research, “Measuring Hormones and Growth Rate in Elephant Tail Hairs” during the 2021 Biology Research Celebration at the Hub Ballroom. Photo by: Shelby Burgess/Strategic Communications/George Mason University
Biology senior Hasti Zendehdel presents her research, “Analyzing CASP3 Expression and the Morphological Effects of Nicotine on Ocular Development Using Zebrafish as a Model Organism” during the 2021 Biology Research Celebration at the Hub Ballroom. Photo by: Shelby Burgess/Strategic Communications/George Mason University
Biology senior Zainab Qazalbash presents her research, “Novel Antibiotic Discovery in Multi-Drug Resistant Pseudomonas aeruginosa” during the 2021 Biology Research Celebration at the Hub Ballroom. Photo by: Shelby Burgess/Strategic Communications/George Mason University
Biology junior Toqa Elashry presents her research, “Can plants be identified by the color of their pollen?” during the 2021 Biology Research Celebration at the Hub Ballroom. Photo by: Shelby Burgess/Strategic Communications/George Mason University
Biology senior Joshua Foster presents his research, “Novel Antibiotic Discovery in Staphylococcus aureus” during the 2021 Biology Research Celebration at the Hub Ballroom. Photo by: Shelby Burgess/Strategic Communications/George Mason University
Biology junior Maryam Mohammed presents her research, “Lipid membrane composition analysis in Escherichia coli with Fosmidomycin exposure” during the 2021 Biology Research Celebration at the Hub Ballroom. Photo by: Shelby Burgess/Strategic Communications/George Mason University
Biology senior Margaretta Walker presents her research, “AZE conservation opportunities: Assessing the potential for unprotected AZE sites to qualify as OECMs” during the 2021 Biology Research Celebration at the Hub Ballroom. Photo by: Shelby Burgess/Strategic Communications/George Mason University
Biology senior Julia Hakeem presents her research, “Mechanisms of Neonicotinoid Toxicity During Human Neural Cell Development” during the 2021 Biology Research Celebration at the Hub Ballroom. Photo by: Shelby Burgess/Strategic Communications/George Mason University
