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<p class="flex-caption"> We painted Ann Arbor's famous rock in a Michigan iGEM theme in order to assert our dominance over all other clubs here.</p> | <p class="flex-caption"> We painted Ann Arbor's famous rock in a Michigan iGEM theme in order to assert our dominance over all other clubs here.</p> | ||
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| + | <p class="flex-caption"> Meijer Mania after a hackathon. </p> | ||
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| + | <p class="flex-caption"> Team picture #2! Christine would just like to make it clear that she is indeed wearing pants. </p> | ||
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<img src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2014/thumb/d/dc/MichiganLab.jpg/900px-MichiganLab.jpg" alt="slide 3" /> | <img src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2014/thumb/d/dc/MichiganLab.jpg/900px-MichiganLab.jpg" alt="slide 3" /> | ||
<p class="flex-caption"> Here's our beautiful affiliated lab team!</p> | <p class="flex-caption"> Here's our beautiful affiliated lab team!</p> | ||
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<img src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2014/1/18/Michigan.jpg" alt="slide 1" /> | <img src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2014/1/18/Michigan.jpg" alt="slide 1" /> | ||
<p class="flex-caption"> Welcome to the Michigan Software Team! </p> | <p class="flex-caption"> Welcome to the Michigan Software Team! </p> | ||
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<h2> Students </h2> | <h2> Students </h2> | ||
| - | <p>The Michigan iGEM Software Team was founded this year. | + | <p>The Michigan iGEM Software Team was founded this year. It is comprised of several students from varying academic backgrounds at the University of Michigan including bioinformatics, aerospace engineering, biomedical engineering, statistics, and microbiology. Here's a little description of each of us. </p> |
<h3>Josh Abramson </h3> | <h3>Josh Abramson </h3> | ||
<img src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2014/thumb/5/54/Josh.jpg/300px-Josh.jpg"> | <img src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2014/thumb/5/54/Josh.jpg/300px-Josh.jpg"> | ||
<p>I'm one of the team's co-founders and this year's president. Hailing from West Bloomfield, I've made a living studying Biology, Mathematics, and Chemical Physics at the University of Michigan. As a veteran of the Michigan lab team and after plaguing them for 4 years, I now plague them as an adviser when I'm not leading the software team. Outside of iGEM, I enjoy tree climbing, playing pranks on my professors, and computer games. My favorite pie is blueberry. | <p>I'm one of the team's co-founders and this year's president. Hailing from West Bloomfield, I've made a living studying Biology, Mathematics, and Chemical Physics at the University of Michigan. As a veteran of the Michigan lab team and after plaguing them for 4 years, I now plague them as an adviser when I'm not leading the software team. Outside of iGEM, I enjoy tree climbing, playing pranks on my professors, and computer games. My favorite pie is blueberry. | ||
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<h3>Basel Al-Barghouthi</h3> | <h3>Basel Al-Barghouthi</h3> | ||
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<h3> Kaitlin Flynn </h3> | <h3> Kaitlin Flynn </h3> | ||
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<p>Hi, I'm Kaitlin and I'm a 5th year PhD candidate in Microbiology and Immunology at the University of Michigan Medical School. I'm currently actively job searching (hi recruiters!) for positions in synthetic biology, data science and analytics. In my free time I like running, traveling and drinking great beer. Pumpkin pie for life. | <p>Hi, I'm Kaitlin and I'm a 5th year PhD candidate in Microbiology and Immunology at the University of Michigan Medical School. I'm currently actively job searching (hi recruiters!) for positions in synthetic biology, data science and analytics. In my free time I like running, traveling and drinking great beer. Pumpkin pie for life. | ||
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<h3> Jon Heiselman </h3> | <h3> Jon Heiselman </h3> | ||
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<p>Was busy all summer but still somehow found time to video chat into team meetings with finnicky technology. | <p>Was busy all summer but still somehow found time to video chat into team meetings with finnicky technology. | ||
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<h3> Kelly Henckel </h3> | <h3> Kelly Henckel </h3> | ||
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<p>Hello, my name is Kelly. I am a sophomore studying aerospace engineering with a potential minor in computer science. I have a love for all things code, from controls engineering to webpage design. My dream is to one day work in the space industry, designing the probes or rockets that will get humans "from A to B". | <p>Hello, my name is Kelly. I am a sophomore studying aerospace engineering with a potential minor in computer science. I have a love for all things code, from controls engineering to webpage design. My dream is to one day work in the space industry, designing the probes or rockets that will get humans "from A to B". | ||
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<h3> Jessica Johnson </h3> | <h3> Jessica Johnson </h3> | ||
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<p>What up, I'm Jessica. I'm a senior, preparing to be a supersenior in biomedical engineering. I play saxophone. I am also part of the iGEM lab team. I do yoga every morning. My life oscillates between phases of being saturated with coffee and deciding I need to quit. I have a collection of dead insects, and a cat- a live one. I live in a barn. And I'm a ginger. | <p>What up, I'm Jessica. I'm a senior, preparing to be a supersenior in biomedical engineering. I play saxophone. I am also part of the iGEM lab team. I do yoga every morning. My life oscillates between phases of being saturated with coffee and deciding I need to quit. I have a collection of dead insects, and a cat- a live one. I live in a barn. And I'm a ginger. | ||
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<h3> Chris Parker </h3> | <h3> Chris Parker </h3> | ||
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<p>I'm best known for my love of baking bread and singing annoyingly as possible. When not staring listlessly into the distance, I spend my time studying chemical engineering and/or optimizing a model for the concentration of tea. I joined iGEM this year to put my HTML skills to use and have my ideas of using PHPMyAdmin shut down. | <p>I'm best known for my love of baking bread and singing annoyingly as possible. When not staring listlessly into the distance, I spend my time studying chemical engineering and/or optimizing a model for the concentration of tea. I joined iGEM this year to put my HTML skills to use and have my ideas of using PHPMyAdmin shut down. | ||
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<h3> Christine Liu </h3> | <h3> Christine Liu </h3> | ||
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<p>Hey there, I'm Christine. I'm currently an undecided second-year at Michigan, but I have many interests, including art, music, film, dogs, and food(so basically nothing that's a viable career path!). I've been trying to learn some coding and design, so joining the iGEM team was a great way to start developing both those skills. Outside of this, other life goals include raising a golden retriever and pomsky, publishing a novel, and traveling around France (I refuse to let 4 years of French go to waste). | <p>Hey there, I'm Christine. I'm currently an undecided second-year at Michigan, but I have many interests, including art, music, film, dogs, and food(so basically nothing that's a viable career path!). I've been trying to learn some coding and design, so joining the iGEM team was a great way to start developing both those skills. Outside of this, other life goals include raising a golden retriever and pomsky, publishing a novel, and traveling around France (I refuse to let 4 years of French go to waste). | ||
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<h3> Kristine Lan </h3> | <h3> Kristine Lan </h3> | ||
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<p>Hi, I'm Kristine. I'm a junior in informatics, which is basically statistics plus computer science. I enjoy baking. My current favorite recipe is glazed lemon cake. You would usually find me in the Children's Literature section in libraries, because I really love picture books. | <p>Hi, I'm Kristine. I'm a junior in informatics, which is basically statistics plus computer science. I enjoy baking. My current favorite recipe is glazed lemon cake. You would usually find me in the Children's Literature section in libraries, because I really love picture books. | ||
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<h2>Advisers</h2> | <h2>Advisers</h2> | ||
<p>A huge thank you goes out to our advisers for making everything possible!</p> | <p>A huge thank you goes out to our advisers for making everything possible!</p> | ||
<h3>Marc Ammerlaan </h3> | <h3>Marc Ammerlaan </h3> | ||
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<p>In charge of labs and graduate student instructors for the department's introductory courses. Along with the introductory biology office staff, Ammerlaan handles course administration (grades, regrades, and make-ups). He is not currently running a research program. | <p>In charge of labs and graduate student instructors for the department's introductory courses. Along with the introductory biology office staff, Ammerlaan handles course administration (grades, regrades, and make-ups). He is not currently running a research program. | ||
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<h3> James Cavalcoli </h3> | <h3> James Cavalcoli </h3> | ||
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<p>Dr. Cavalcoli is an enthusiastic teacher and was a certified high school Biology and Chemistry teacher (Ames, IA), back in the late 1980’s before returning to graduate school for his Ph.D. Since 2002, he has been an adjunct assistant professor of medicinal chemistry, in the UM School of Pharmacy. He has taught lectures in Medchem 534, “Technology in Pharmacology”. Since 2007 he has presented lectures in “Database Design and SQL” for Bioinf 575 “Bioinformatics Programming Laboratory”. Dr. Cavalcoli is also involved in the organization of Great Lakes Bioinformatics Conference” GLBIO, an annual regional bioinformatics conferences sponsored by ISCB. | <p>Dr. Cavalcoli is an enthusiastic teacher and was a certified high school Biology and Chemistry teacher (Ames, IA), back in the late 1980’s before returning to graduate school for his Ph.D. Since 2002, he has been an adjunct assistant professor of medicinal chemistry, in the UM School of Pharmacy. He has taught lectures in Medchem 534, “Technology in Pharmacology”. Since 2007 he has presented lectures in “Database Design and SQL” for Bioinf 575 “Bioinformatics Programming Laboratory”. Dr. Cavalcoli is also involved in the organization of Great Lakes Bioinformatics Conference” GLBIO, an annual regional bioinformatics conferences sponsored by ISCB. | ||
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<h2>Sponsors</h2> | <h2>Sponsors</h2> | ||
<p>Last but not least, we can't convey enough thanks to our sponsoring departments without whom none of this would have been possible.</p> | <p>Last but not least, we can't convey enough thanks to our sponsoring departments without whom none of this would have been possible.</p> | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:15, 6 August 2015
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We painted Ann Arbor's famous rock in a Michigan iGEM theme in order to assert our dominance over all other clubs here.
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The very beginning.
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Meijer Mania after a hackathon.
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The software team trying to figure out how the hell to use GitHub.
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Kelly and Josh killin' it at Pittsburgh!
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Team picture #2! Christine would just like to make it clear that she is indeed wearing pants.
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Here's our beautiful affiliated lab team!
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Back of the painted rock.
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Welcome to the Michigan Software Team!
Students
The Michigan iGEM Software Team was founded this year. It is comprised of several students from varying academic backgrounds at the University of Michigan including bioinformatics, aerospace engineering, biomedical engineering, statistics, and microbiology. Here's a little description of each of us.
Josh Abramson
I'm one of the team's co-founders and this year's president. Hailing from West Bloomfield, I've made a living studying Biology, Mathematics, and Chemical Physics at the University of Michigan. As a veteran of the Michigan lab team and after plaguing them for 4 years, I now plague them as an adviser when I'm not leading the software team. Outside of iGEM, I enjoy tree climbing, playing pranks on my professors, and computer games. My favorite pie is blueberry.
Basel Al-Barghouthi
MS Bioinformatics '15
Kaitlin Flynn
Hi, I'm Kaitlin and I'm a 5th year PhD candidate in Microbiology and Immunology at the University of Michigan Medical School. I'm currently actively job searching (hi recruiters!) for positions in synthetic biology, data science and analytics. In my free time I like running, traveling and drinking great beer. Pumpkin pie for life.
Jon Heiselman
Was busy all summer but still somehow found time to video chat into team meetings with finnicky technology.
Kelly Henckel
Hello, my name is Kelly. I am a sophomore studying aerospace engineering with a potential minor in computer science. I have a love for all things code, from controls engineering to webpage design. My dream is to one day work in the space industry, designing the probes or rockets that will get humans "from A to B".
Jessica Johnson
What up, I'm Jessica. I'm a senior, preparing to be a supersenior in biomedical engineering. I play saxophone. I am also part of the iGEM lab team. I do yoga every morning. My life oscillates between phases of being saturated with coffee and deciding I need to quit. I have a collection of dead insects, and a cat- a live one. I live in a barn. And I'm a ginger.
Chris Parker
I'm best known for my love of baking bread and singing annoyingly as possible. When not staring listlessly into the distance, I spend my time studying chemical engineering and/or optimizing a model for the concentration of tea. I joined iGEM this year to put my HTML skills to use and have my ideas of using PHPMyAdmin shut down.
Christine Liu
Hey there, I'm Christine. I'm currently an undecided second-year at Michigan, but I have many interests, including art, music, film, dogs, and food(so basically nothing that's a viable career path!). I've been trying to learn some coding and design, so joining the iGEM team was a great way to start developing both those skills. Outside of this, other life goals include raising a golden retriever and pomsky, publishing a novel, and traveling around France (I refuse to let 4 years of French go to waste).
Kristine Lan
Hi, I'm Kristine. I'm a junior in informatics, which is basically statistics plus computer science. I enjoy baking. My current favorite recipe is glazed lemon cake. You would usually find me in the Children's Literature section in libraries, because I really love picture books.
Advisers
A huge thank you goes out to our advisers for making everything possible!
Marc Ammerlaan
In charge of labs and graduate student instructors for the department's introductory courses. Along with the introductory biology office staff, Ammerlaan handles course administration (grades, regrades, and make-ups). He is not currently running a research program. Attribution: Team iGEM Representative
James Cavalcoli
Dr. Cavalcoli is an enthusiastic teacher and was a certified high school Biology and Chemistry teacher (Ames, IA), back in the late 1980’s before returning to graduate school for his Ph.D. Since 2002, he has been an adjunct assistant professor of medicinal chemistry, in the UM School of Pharmacy. He has taught lectures in Medchem 534, “Technology in Pharmacology”. Since 2007 he has presented lectures in “Database Design and SQL” for Bioinf 575 “Bioinformatics Programming Laboratory”. Dr. Cavalcoli is also involved in the organization of Great Lakes Bioinformatics Conference” GLBIO, an annual regional bioinformatics conferences sponsored by ISCB. Attribution: Project and Fundraising Adviser
Sponsors
Last but not least, we can't convey enough thanks to our sponsoring departments without whom none of this would have been possible.
