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In our latest Treehouse Project, expert teacher Ben Jakuben takes the Ribbit app from Build a Self-Destructing iPhone App and implements a fresh new design that he worked on with a designer. In the project you’ll implement custom login and signup screens, customize a table view controller and the table cells, and implement pull to refresh.
By the end you’ll be ready to work with a design team (or your own concepts) to customize your own iPhone apps!
Implementing Designs for iPhone
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Published: Tuesday, October 29, 2013
Updated: Wednesday, October 30, 2013 01:10
What started out as a class project for three UMBC students has become a real world business venture that has recently been purchased by Tecore Networks. Tecore Networks is a company that specializes in wireless technology, based in Hanover, Md. Check out the full Retriever Weekly article here.
The following students majoring in our department are winners in their poster sessions at the 16th Annual Undergraduate Research Symposium in the Chemical and Biological Sciences, held at UMBC on Saturday, October 26, 2013.
1st
Place
BIO-ANALYTICAL METHODS TO DETERMINE ANDROGEN
RECEPTOR O-GLCNACYLATION
Jhullian J. Alston, Jordy J. Hsiao, Brandon H. Ng, Melinda M.
Smits, Michael E Summers
BIOLOGY major
1st Place
INHIBITION OF LUNG TUMOR INITIATION BY RNAI TARGETING WNT
SIGNALING
Sagar Bajpai,Tuomas Tammela ,Tyler Jacks
BIOLOGY major
1st Place
TESTING FOR FEMALE SONG IN NEWLY RECOGNIZED SPECIES:
THE PUERTO RICAN ORIOLE
Susanna Campbell, Kevin Omland
BIOLOGY major
2nd Place
BLUNTED RESISTANCE TRAINING-INDUCED MUSCLE REGROWTH
AMONG ATROPHIED OLDER ADULTS IS ASSOCIATED WITH
HEIGHTENED INFLAMMATORY/PROTEOLYTIC SIGNALING
Yu-Rei Raymond Chang, Michael Stec, Marcas Bamman
BIOLOGY major
2nd Place
CHARACTERIZING THE FORAGING BEHAVIOR OF MALARIA VECTORS
DURING THE WET SEASON IN NCHELENGE, ZAMBIA
Samantha Eng, Smita Das, Laura C. Norris, Douglas E. Norris
BIOCHEM major
1st Place
CONTRIBUTION OF ELF3 TO THE TLR-DRIVEN CATABOLIC RESPONSES IN
ARTICULAR CHONDROCYTES: POTENTIAL ROLE IN CARTILAGE
DESTRUCTION IN OSTEOARTHRITIS
Catrina Johnson, Miguel Otero, Mary Goldring
BIOLOGY major
2nd Place
HOW WELL DO SPECIES TREE METHODS DEAL WITH GENE FLOW? MITOCHONDRIAL INTROGRESSION IN THE NORTHERN ORIOLE COMPLEX
John Malloy, Tylynn Pettrey, Leila Bahmani, Frode Jacobsen, Matthias Gobbert, Kevin Omland.
BIOINFORMATICS major
2nd Place
TIME-DEPENDENT EFFECT OF OSTEOCHONDRAL FRACTURE ON
HYALURONAN CONCENTRATION IN EQUINE SYNOVIAL FLUID
Elelbin A Ortiz, Michele M Temple-Wong, Ph.D, Christina M Lee, PhD,
BIOCHEM major
2nd Place
CHARACTERIZATION OF A 3D CELL CULTURE SYSTEM FOR STUDYING
MAMMARY GLAND DEVELOPMENT
Kwadwo Owusu-Boaitey, Ethan Sokol, Piyush Gupta
BIOLOGY major
2nd Place
SERIAL SECTION ELECTRON MICROGRAPH ALIGNMENT AND
STITCHING IN CONNECTOME RECONSTRUCTION
Talmo Pereira, Ashwin Vishwanathan and Hyunjune Sebastian Seung
BIOCHEM major
1st Place
THE ROLE OF ADIPONECTIN IN HIGH FAT-MEDIATED
CARDIOPROTECTIVE PROGRAMS
Mashhood Wani, Lauren Haar, Avni Amratia, Christopher Gonzalez, WK Jones
BIOCHEM major
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NIH Grants Policy Statement (10/1/2013) - Effective for all NIH grants and cooperative agreements with budget periods beginning on or after October 1, 2013. See 10/1/2012 NIHGPS for prior budget periods. See NOT-OD-14-001 for description and notable changes since the 2011 version. See also the Significant Changes document (PDF - 74 KB) which summarizes the significant changes in this revision of the NIH GPS (also attached here).