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The 2015 Neurochemistry class is about to start blogging! Topics covered this semester will be autism, endocannbinoids, Alzheimer’s Disease, nitric oxide,...
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Capstone Reflection
When I tell people that I study biology and neuroscience, I am frequently asked if I want to be a brain surgeon or something else involving treating people with...
The End is Just the Beginning
Going into the class without being a neurochemistry minor or even a chemistry major for that matter, I felt as if I was blindly walking into a course which woul...
The End That Shows We’re Really Only at the Beginning
When I first signed up for Neurochemistry last spring, I simply took it because it was hitting two birds with one stone. I could use it as my elective course fo...
The Value of a Capstone
Capstone classes are all designed to be just that, a capstone. They are supposed to take what you have learned in four years of lectures, tests, and study group...
Capping it off – 4 months to sum up 4 years
Where do I begin? Last spring when I was registering for classes, I somehow had in my mind that I needed to take this class. That for some reason, this class ...
Neurochemsitry in Review
Neurochemistry – it sounds like a lot to wrap your brain around (see what I did there), and it is. I guess I could say I had no idea what to expect for t...
Even Though It Seems We Know Nothing
My experience in Neurochemistry this past semester has been quite unique compared to other courses I’ve taken here at Concordia. With a very minimal backg...
Capping off Neurochemistry
If you had told my freshman self that I would select Neurochemistry as the capstone for the end of my college career, I probably would have requested that you u...
No Fluff and Students Still Learn… Shocking
No Fluff and Students Still Learn… Shocking CHEM 475 is notoriously known as Neurochemistry at Concordia college, and if I am looking to impress my friends outs...