My favorite part of research is the collaborative process of analyzing results to see if your trials worked. It is very nice to see all your hard work pay off and to start planning how to improve the experiment to provide better or more desired results.
Morgan Roegner
Human Biology and Interdisciplinary Studies
Research Topic: The Role of Genistein and Exercise in Maintaining Bone Health
Graduation Year: 2023
Morgan's Peer Advising Hours
TBA
Research Experience
Current
- Micro-computed tomography bone reconstruction and analysis to explore microbial impact on bone health
Previous
- Gut lumen analysis for stained proteins
- Osteoblast medium growth and analysis
Experiences
- Conducting experiments and contributing to study design
- Lab maintenance and preparing chemical reagents
- Analyzing qualitative and quantitative data
- Molecular biology techniques, including PCR, mass spectroscopy, and RNA extraction
- Animal subject dissection, sample collection, tissue fixation, and cell culture maintenance
- Micro-computed tomography
Campus Involvement
- Secretary, Pre-Street Medicine Organization, 2021-present
- Professional Development Chair, Alpha Epsilon Delta, 2021-present
- President, Euchre Club, 2019-present
Post-Graduation Plans
Professional School
