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David StonkoResearcher of the Week: David Stonko


Meet David,
His research explored cell migration in relation to the development of multicellular organisms. He and his team constructed a force-based ODE model of the dynamics of adhesion, repulsion, migration and stochastic fluctuation between cells, which they hope will be useful for streamlining experimental work.

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Present your work at Undergraduate Research and Creative Achievement Day (URCAD)

Publish your work in the UMBC Review

Deliver a presentation at a national conference, Travel funding

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