by rheitkamp | Apr 26, 2016 | Portfolio
There are little beetles that live on willow trees on the west coast of the US, and scientists are studying them to learn about adaptations to environmental and climate change. My advisor at Santa Clara University, Elizabeth Dahlhoff
by rheitkamp | Apr 26, 2016 | Portfolio
The microbiome is the entirety of the microbial organisms — bacteria, fungi and animals — that call your body home. The wound microbiome consists of the organisms that live in wounds while they’re healing. Conference on the microbiome of trauma...
by rheitkamp | Apr 25, 2016 | Portfolio
Jimmy in Ebolaland is a project I worked on throughout my Masters program at American University. The first iteration of the game was a 8-direction shooter. I built it after doing a Construct 2 tutorial, and then I swapped the images on the sprites. The result is...
by rheitkamp | Apr 13, 2016 | Portfolio
Solve the mystery of a real-life art heist in this alternate-reality game produced for the sustainability office of a local financial NGO
by rheitkamp | Apr 13, 2016 | Portfolio
Do you know how antibiotics were discovered? They’re made by microbes to help them compete with their neighbors in the natural world. Antagonism is the word for when a microbe is able to kill other microbes. Poster for 2013 ASM General Conference Poster for 2014 ASM...
by rheitkamp | Apr 13, 2016 | Portfolio
Have you heard about biodebridement? It’s an evidence-based ancient treatment for wound infections that uses germ-free fly larvae — maggots — to delicately remove dead tissue. Peer-reviewed study of physician attitudes toward biodebridement.
