Goodbye for now, Colombia
Published by Miguel Gonzalez
Tomorrow I leave to go back home. It has been an amazing two-months here in Cartagena, Colombia, and I feel …
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Here Comes the Sun
Published by Karen Zhao
This weekend was Family Fun Fest, the orientation day for Eureka camp. Going in, I was both nervous and excited …
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The Difference Between Kids and Adults
Published by Kaitlyn Boncaro
The week began with Eureka! Family Fun Fest, a mandatory parent-daughter Girls Inc. event weeks before camp. The event was …
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Science in the Pursuit of Service
Published by JP Barringer
I never thought that it would be hard to find a tree in a forest. Then again, I had never …
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A Unique Experience at The National Institute for Standards and Technology
Published by Kyle Harvey, kph18@duke.edu
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is a dynamic organization with four main research laboratories: the engineering laboratory, …
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Neurocysticercosis in Cartagena, Colombia: Update 3
Published by Miguel Gonzalez
As this week wrapped up, a lot has happened not just in the clinic, but in Colombia as a whole. …
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California, a Foreign Country
Published by Karen Zhao
California is such a weird place. As somebody who has lived on the East Coast my whole life, in a …
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Mandated Reporting
Published by Lyndsay Hastings
Our first day of training for the Eureka! camp, and we’re given information that I’m not fully prepared to hear. …
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The Value of a Passion
Published by Meg Hancock '20
A History major, an Art major, and an English major all walk into a bar; they get ridiculed for pursuing …
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What Exactly is Neurocysticercosis: Update
Published by Miguel Gonzalez
I have reached the halfway point of my trip here in Cartagena, Colombia. From my last blog post, I was …
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