Curriculum
DNA, Genes, and Drug Production
Open to rising 10th, 11th, 12th graders and matriculating college first-year students.
DNA, Genes, and Drug Production is focused on the central concepts and skills of recombinant DNA technology as it applies to biotechnology. The use of green fluorescent protein (GFP) allows students to visualize the processes of gene expression, lysis, and purification.
Clinical Connection: A Medical Research Challenge
Open to rising 10th, 11th, 12th graders and matriculating college first-year students.
Clinical Connection is focused on exploring medical research and techniques. This hands-on week will introduce the use of cutting edge technology to research disease and the processes involved in the development of potential treatments.
Fast Facts
- Both daily commuters and boarders are welcome.
- Housing is available on the Charles River campus.
- Food, transportation, and lodging are not provided for commuters.
- At the end of all sessions on Friday, students will present their work at a poster session followed by a reception. Parents, friends, family and BUSM faculty are all invited.