JACQUELINE MASON
Biomedical Visualization and Education

Toxic Lake Mystery VR

Developed for the HTC Vive, this immersive underwater experience introduces students to light science inquiry and basic water ecology. 

Master's Research: Allosteric Regulation of Glycolysis

Using glycolysis as the context, the purpose of this research project was to improve learning outcomes for introductory biology students studying cellular respiration by fostering foundational knowledge about enzymatic regulation. A dynamic interactive application was created that allowed for real-time exploration of proteins and molecules associated with regulating glycolysis.

BioProspector: Ocean Expedition

This project includes a detailed outline of a proposed educational game for middle school students, accompanied by a draft of a planned curriculum. The goal of the game is to teach students science inquiry skills along with a light introduction to ocean science. The key to making a game such as this successful is to cleanly integrate it into classroom activities and ensure teachers have the appropriate resources. 

DNA Building Activity

This proposed project was an exploration of learning and play within a 3D space. The activity encourages students to build a DNA double helix by playfully discovering the rules of how a DNA molecule is constructed. 

Domestic Adventures: Travel Blog Website

This website was created using the Bootstrap framework. The website highlights three travel destinations within the United States. 

Neuroanatomy Application

A simple Flash application introducing the viewer to basic neuroanatomy. 

Baby Bobcat's Forest Adventure

A simple children's Flash game about a young bobcat.