Trainees in the Bush Lab pursue a broad range of projects, from protein biophysics, to analytical chemistry, to physical chemistry, and beyond. This reflects the multidisciplinary nature of our research, which includes techniques such as mass spectrometry, protein characterization, instrument development, and data science. In this environment trainees are exposed to many different ideas and approaches to problem solving, which will aid their general development as scientists. Research progress is critically assessed every week at group meetings by a rotating presentation schedule. These discussions also serve to develop presentation and group problem-solving skills.
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