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Center for Science and Technology Research...
Hall Memorial Building N318
(202) 559-5622
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Home to an array of multimillion-dollar laboratories specifically designed for deaf scientists, the Center for Science and Technology Research (CSTR) is a beacon on the Gallaudet University campus. Here, students work side-by-side with world-class deaf faculty across a variety of disciplines including Molecular Genetics, Ecology, Pharmacology, Chemistry, Bioinformatics, Computational Chemistry, Information Technology, and Mathematics.
The CSTR offers Gallaudet students paid and unpaid undergraduate research experience during the school year for course credit or as paid research opportunities. In addition, Gallaudet students have also secured paid internship opportunities during the summer.
Our students have won research poster awards at UMBC Undergraduate Research Symposium in the Chemical and Biological Sciences, Maryland Water Monitoring Council Annual Conference, NASA DC Space Grant Consortium, and CIQM Poster Sessions at Harvard University.
If you are interested in any of these projects, contact us
CSTR offers several internship positions in various areas including Math, Chemistry, Biology, Public Health, Tinkerlab, Information Technology, Nanotechnology, Bioinformatics, Computational Chemistry, Nanotechnology, Organic Chemistry, etc. The offerings and availability changes from semester to semester depending on faculty schedule and availability. To be considered for these...
Check out the successes of CSTR student researchers and faculty researchers. Gaurav Arora Selected Bioinformatics mentor by the QUBES network for the work on the Next-Gene Genome Solver project t- Summer 2020. More information about the project can be found here. Derek Braun. Dr. Braun...
Dr. Caroline Solomon, along with Dr. Khadijat Rashid in the Department of Business, is teaching an undergraduate course that is an exercise in teaching and learning how students do synthesis in order to tackle socio-environmental problems as part of a multi-year multi-intuitional teaching study conducted...
The CSTR uses all the following Chemistry, Physics, Biology, and IT instruments for teaching and research. Molecular Genetics Lab (HMB N449), 1,848 sq. ft: Centrifuges, Gel imaging, incubators, microscope, PCR thermocyclers, refrigerators, freezers, spectrophotometers, Type 1 ultrapure water faucet. Ecology Laboratory (HMB N448), 730 sq....
The CSTR faculty members submit individual and joint proposals to external Federal and State grant agencies such as the National Science Foundation (NSF), National Institutes of Health (NIH), National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), among others. Raja Kushalnagar Raja Kushalnagar, Christian Volger. NSF proposal; awarded....
CSTR Recent Publications (since 2016). Cara Gormally Gormally C, R Inghram.* 2021. “Goggles & white lab coats:” Students’ perspectives on scientists and the continued need to challenge stereotypes. JMBE. Gormally C. 2020. The Comics Project: Synthesizing and communicating science with comics. CourseSource. https://www.coursesource.org/courses/the-comics-project-synthesizing-and-communicating-science-with-comics Cooper KM1,...
Several collaborations are currently actively allowing Gallaudet faculty members to work with other institutions on grant proposals, research, publications, and internships. CIQM is a collaboration involving Harvard University, Howard University, MIT, Gallaudet, and other colleges to work on nanomaterial-related projects aimed at developing next-generation quantum...
Currently, CSTR is composed of 17 faculty members from Science, Technology, Accessibility, Mathematics, and Public Health (STAMP). Dr. Paul Saliba is the current CSTR Director. Faculty Name Program Research Interests/Current Projects Max Kazamzadeh Art Tinker Lab, 3D Printing Adebowale Ogunjirin Biology Pharmaceutical Sciences, Biomedical Research...
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