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Designed to further collaboration among the community, this database allows members to list their active research projects into a common database. Faculty, staff and students and members of the public can search the database for areas of interest.

As a service to the research community, NYC-LSAMP is pleased to provide a complete listing of abstracts for papers submitted via the NYC-LSAMP virtual community. You can search by keyword and find all citations that contain the keyword in either the title, abstracts, or author sections of the research project.

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Development Of A Generic Genetic Algorithm Application  (more info) 20 6/19/2007
Genetic Algorithms (GAs) are adaptive methods which may be used to solve search and optimization problems. Nearly three decades after the invention of
Members (1)
Subjects: Chemistry, Computer Science
Determining whether Blm3p is an Active DNA Repair Protein in Saccharomyces cerevisiae  (more info) 4 7/28/2003
The novel BLM3 gene, cloned in Dr. Moore’s laboratory, was found to encode a protein (Blm3p) that consists of 2143 amino acid residues and has a
Members (1)
Subjects: Chemistry
Structure-Property Relationships Of Novel Membranes  (more info) 2 4/29/2008
The objective of this project is to: To examine the structure-property relationships of the membranes looking at porosity, flux and surface tension and to then find a correlation for these.
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Subjects: Chemistry
Investigating The Chemical Properties Of Adp-Ribsoylated Peptide Ions Using Mass Spectrometry  (more info) 13 6/19/2007
To investigate the chemistry of gas phase ADP-ribosylated peptide ions using mass spectrometry
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Subjects: Biology, Chemistry
Designing Cyclic Polyammonium Salts For Potential Uses As Anionic Receptors  (more info) 5 12/29/2007
Ionic liquids (ILs) are salts that melt below 100 0C. ILs are ideal alternative solvents to work with because they exhibit properties such as thermal stability, non-volatility, combustion resistance, high conductivity, and wide electrochemical window...
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Subjects: Chemistry
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