Biology, Chemistry students present senior thesis resultsPosted: April 17th, 2008SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich. – A popular dietary supplement might work against respiratory infections, and three untested substances seem to repel lamprey. These are just two findings that Lake Superior State University student researchers shared with the public during this year's senior project presentations on April 11 and 12 in Crawford Hall.
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BIOLOGY RESEARCH PRESENTERS -- Student presenters form up for a group photo during Lake Superior State University’s spring 2008 senior research symposium in biology. Pictured left to right and going up the stairs are Jason Lorenz, Ryan Namespetra, Chad Krumnauer, and Scott Collins; row two: Jennifer Johnson, Christina Dunham, Samantha Gabriel, and Eric Smith; row three: Leslie White, Alisha Freeman, Shalyn Beauchamp, and Kevin Smith; row four: Nathan Prince, Bryan Pyle, and Kristopher Fulk. (Photo by John Shibley)
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CHEMISTRY RESEARCH PRESENTERS -- Student presenters form up for a group photo during Lake Superior State University’s spring 2008 senior research symposium in chemistry. Pictured left to right and going up the stairs are Andrew Robertson, Brenan Pultz, Sara Fox, and Kendra Pete; row two: Cory Larson, Mike Schuster, Pam McMillan, and Stephanie Reidel; row three: Brian Hollister, Phillip Preston, Roxann Huisman, and Elizabeth Kuykendall. (Photo by John Shibley)
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