With quarantines and social distancing lowering demand for foods such as tomatoes and cabbage, farmers have suffered from having excess crops they can’t sell. But on the other end of the supply chain, some communities that had previous issues with access to nutritional foods encountered new challenges from COVID-19, as discussed in this webinar.
Sample Advertisement – LEGO and UNICEF
As part of a class assignment, I created a sample advertisement for LEGO in 2016. After doing some research, I found that LEGO and UNICEF had a partnership together, and I decided to center my ad around this partnership. The ad is meant to be on a two-page spread.
Business Card Designs
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Resume and Highlights
Here’s my resume to showcase some things I’ve done over the last few years. The link will open as a PDF file in a new tab on your web browser. Can’t access the file? Here are the highlights: US General Services Administration in Washington, D.C. (Student Trainee – Business and Industry) Pathways Intern | May 2019 – Present Work […]
Business Card Designs
Official Business Card – Used for Distribution Personal Card – Design Practice Personal Creative Card – Design Practice
LEGO + UNICEF Partnership Sample Advertisement
Progress in a Pandemic
These have been a busy couple of months at the Taylor-Fillmore project. True, they have not been busy in exactly the ways I had planned. I haven’t visited closed libraries and archives to locate new manuscripts. I haven’t flown on canceled flights to confer with other editors. COVID-19 has had its impact. But that impact […]
SpikeForest
May 21, 2020 Hot off the eLife press, Jeremy Magland and colleagues have shared SpikeForest, a tool for validating automated neural spike sorters. Spike sorting is a crucial step in neural data analysis. Manual spike sorting is time consuming and sensitive to human error, so much effort has been placed into developing automated algorithms to […]
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ACRoBaT
May 14, 2020 David A. Bjånes and Chet T. Moritz from the University of Washington in Seattle have developed and published their device for training rats to perform a modified center out task. As neuroscience tools for studying rodent brains have improved in the 21st century, researchers have started to utilize increasingly complex tasks to […]