Aug 11 2011
Closing Presentation Video…
Here is the video that was shown at the EMBHSSC closing ceremony
Aug 11 2011
Here is the video that was shown at the EMBHSSC closing ceremony
Aug 09 2011
We had a great day on the coast Saturday. We visited the Hatfield Marine Science Center. We toured all the great displays and tanks; got to watch them feed an octopus AND build underwater ROVs (Remotely Operated Vehicles). The Science Center was was really cool and the ROV’s were AWESOME!!! After our visit at the science center we went to the beach and played in the sand a while before heading back to campus.
Aug 05 2011
We got to be food scientists, making cheese in OSU’s food pilot plant. Dr. Lisbeth Goddik and her students explained the background of cheese making, which started thousands of years ago when people curdled milk in the stomachs of young animals (yum)! We made Queso Fresco, which is a soft cheese, and only takes about an hour to make. First we boiled milk, then added rennet (an enzyme), and waited for the magic chemistry to kick in. After squeezing out the whey, and doing some cutting, we sampled our homemade cheese.
Aug 04 2011
The ExxonMobil Bernard Harris Summer Science Camp at Oregon State University made the front page! Raju Woodward of the Corvallis Gazette-Times visited camp Tuesday and his article was in the paper today.
Click the links below to see it online:
Corvallis Gazette-Times
http://www.gazettetimes.com/news/local/article_25330fb2-be68-11e0-823e-001cc4c03286.html
Albany Democrat Herald
http://www.democratherald.com/news/local/article_9e69da0e-be5f-11e0-963d-001cc4c03286.html
Aug 03 2011
Ever wonder how scientists and engineers capture gas? Do you think soil is alive? How can we prove that yeast are alive? What’s the inside of the locker room really look like? (HUH???)
Today campers were faced these and many other puzzling questions. I the engineering time campers looked in to how to use gasses to propel a car, and in the science lab they pondered how to determine if something is alive or not. After getting their minds exercised, we were all treated to a tour of Gill Coliseum and Reser Stadium.