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Plates of C. elegans worms that have been dosed with various compounds – inside our prototype automated lifespan monitor. This is a modified scanner hooked up to a beast of a computer server to analyze images for up to 40 days to see how many worms are alive or dead on each plate. A real labor saver…
Undergraduate at The University of Southern Indiana + More Years Less Tears + Your NeXt Computer
After 15+ years as an IT professional. Jonathon decided to return to school in hopes of one day troubleshooting the most universal problem effecting all. Death, pain, and suffering by aging. As an undergraduate he is currently performing research in Dr. Richard Bennetts lab at the University of Southern Indiana, as well as volunteering for various organizations including the Buck Institute for research on Aging.
Latest posts by Jonathon Fulkerson (see all)
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