Michelle Lee
JoinedOctober 3, 2014
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Hey I'm Michelle S. Lee and this is my fourth year at UCSD. I'm double majoring in biochemistry/cell biology and psychology and I'm a part of Saltman Quarterly, Flying Samaritans, and Phi Delta Epsilon at UCSD. In my spare time, I love to go jogging, snowboarding, hiking, and shopping.

Then and Now: CO2 Levels

7 min read
Paleocene mammals, such as ancestors of modern-day horses, were as small as common day housecats. Due to the rising heat, ectotherms, also known as cold-blooded animals, needed a bigger surface area to regulate their heat, so the bigger ectotherms were the winners and survived. Read More

Senior Spotlight: Combating the Epidemic of Alzheimer’s Disease in America

6 min read
Collectively, more than five million Americans are diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease.4 From those diagnosed, 500,000 of them die every year as a result.4 Alzheimer’s disease remains the sixth leading cause of death in the United States and the only disease among the top ten that has no cure or prevention.3 Read More