Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) Participants 2008
| Title of SURF Project | Faculty/Student Name | Majors (Student) | |
| 1 | Aquaculture of Limulus polyphemus, a biomedically important organism: Captive Spawning and Larval Grow-Out |
Faculty: Carmela Cuomo Student: Jeremy J. Esposito and Kimberly Perrelli |
Marine Biology |
| 2 | From virtual to real: Explorations in computer aided sculpture |
Faculty: Joseph Smolinski Student: Jessica Emerson and Brian Vogel |
Visual Arts (Jessica) Graphic Design and Fine Arts (Brian) |
| 3 | Establishment of an in bitro systemto study Borrelia burgdorferi biofilm formation |
Faculty: Eva Sapi Student: Katherine Carpenter |
Nutrition/Dietetics and Pre Med |
| 4 | Unlocking the material sensing abilities of the Atomic force microscope at UNH |
Faculty: Saion Sinha Student: Brian Francisco |
Mechanical Engineering |
| 5 | Development of genetic markers for polydora cornuta (Annelida: Polychaeta) for population ecology studies |
Faculty: Roman Zajac Student: Mike Cicero |
Forensic Science |
| 6 | Mutation Detection: Pantothenate Kinase associated nurodegeneration |
Faculty: Charles Vigue Student: Courtney Jones |
Biochemistry and Chemistry |
| 7 | You are what and where you eat: An investigation of the link between environment and mineral composition in bone tissue |
Faculty: Virginia Maxwell Student: Julie A. Hull |
Forensic Science and Biology Pre Med |
| 8 | Computational Chemistry of Parrondo’s Paradox |
Faculty: Pauline Schwartz Student: Alice Coppock |
Computer Science |
| 9 | Electrochromic behavior of layered WO3-Polypyrrole films |
Faculty: Nancy Savage Student: Leah Pandiscia |
Chemistry and Forensic Science |
| 10 | Optimization and Validation of a Computational model of two-temperature PCR |
Faculty: Pauline Schwartz Student: Daniel Osipovitch |
Chemistry and Forensic Science |
| 11 | Examination of cocaine base/cocaine hydrochloride mixtures |
Faculty: Howard A. Harris Student: Kelli Sladick |
Forensic Science and Biochemistry |
| 12 | Initiating bioengineering at UNH: The bioreactor demonstration project |
Faculty: David Harding |
Chemical Engineering |
| 13 | Human aesthetic response to music and film |
Faculty: Bradley Woodworth Student: Brandon Bujnowski |
Music and Sound Recording |
| 14 | Microfilarial Nematodes as Potential Tick-Borne Pathogens |
Faculty: Eva Sapi Student: Jaime Miller |
Biology |