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OUTREACH ACTIVITIES:
Please contact Dr. Cheung for any of the following outreach activities you may want to have for your students.

1. Arrange laboratory tours for young students.

2. Visit elementary, middle and high schools, and encourag young girls to pursue STEM careers. Perform fun and exciting science demonstrations for young people.

3. Mentor high school summer research interns.

4. Workshop of High-performance for Molecular Biology for high school students

April 18th, 2009. For more photos of the event, please check the website at the TLC2.

Megan Scoppa (standing), an undergraduate research assistant in Cheung's group, gave a lecture of "Introductory Molecular Biology" to high school students and teachers in the workshop of “High Performance Computing for Molecular Biology”.

20 high school students work on a collaborative research project, “Watching a protein move at a nano scale” using computer simulations. Students reported their results on the whiteboard.

Graduate students Qian and Antonios in Cheung's group jointly gave a lecture of "From physics rules to biological systems". They explained how the motion of a protein obeys basic physical forces and rules.


Texas Learning and Computation Center

The Gulf Coast Consortia:
University of Houston
University of Texas, Health Science Center at Houston
University of Texas, MD Anderson Cancer Center at Houston
University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston
Baylor College of Medicine
Rice University


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