Another update is in order, now that the semester is more than half-over. My HST courses are keeping me busy, and the fall weather here is turning colder by the day. The leaves are quite pretty though!
I’ve started a rotation in the Ron Weiss lab, who has recently moved to MIT from Princeton University. We [...]
After nine months, a brief update is in order. My year-long Whitaker Fellowship at the University of Cambridge has now come to a close. It was a tremendous experience, and I’m grateful to have had the opportunity to pursue a variety of both computational and experimental research at Simon Tavaré’s lab at the Cambridge Research [...]
The new year has rolled in, and a lot has happened. The 2008 iGEM summer project has come to a close. This November our Cambridge University team presented our Synthetic Biology project at the 2008 iGEM Jamboree at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. We were working on several related projects involving bacterial self-organization. You [...]
As my iGEM summer comes to a close, the team and I are finishing up work on our project and preparing to give a presentation at the 2008 iGEM Jamboree at MIT on November 8th, 2008. I am looking forward to giving my talk at MIT in a few weeks, meeting fellow iGEMers from across [...]
After finishing my undergraduate studies this Spring, I spent two months travelling through Europe, mostly living in Barcelona. In July I relocated to Cambridge, UK. This summer I will be working with the 2008 Cambridge iGEM team. You can find more information about iGEM here, and visit out team wiki here. Starting in the Fall, [...]
