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Ilyssa Marsh

Major

Biology

Minor

Psychology

About

So often we look at things in a binary manner, when in reality a multi-dimensional picture gives a better view. Science does not exist in a vacuum but rather exists to aid the common good. This application is what makes science meaningful to me and excited for the future.

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Ilyssa Marsh '24, Sarah Bell '24, Brooke Adams '24
Lyczak Lab presents at the Society for Developmental Biology’s 82nd Annual Conference
Dr. Rebecca Lyczak, Laboratory Technician Aidan Durkan, and students Sarah Bell, Brooke Adams, and Ilyssa Marsh traveled to Chicago to the Society for Developmental Biology’s 82nd annual conference.
Alexa Alessandrini '24
Honors Spotlight Star: Alexa Alessandrini

Honors student Alexa Alessandrini, under the mentorship of Dr. Rebecca Lyczak completed her project titled “The role of MBK-2 and CDK-1 in oocytes and early embryos of pam-1 mutant C. elegans.”

Alexa Alessandrini '24
Research experiences are closer than imagined with the Ursinus’s Summer Fellows Program
Each Summer student gets the chance to spend eight weeks devoted to research. During this time, they learn valuable research techniques under the mentorship of a professor. With opportunities like these, Ursinus students can hone their skills and determine what Biology research can be to them.
Photo of Ilyssa Marsh
Photo of Ilyssa Marsh