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==PhD Students== | ==PhD Students== | ||
*'''Francois St-Pierre''' (MIT class of 200?) | |||
** ''Deterministic cell-fate selection during phage lambda infection'', or equivalent (in prep., Research Paper) | |||
*'''Barry Canton''' (MIT class of 2008, TBA) | *'''Barry Canton''' (MIT class of 2008, TBA) | ||
** ''Engineering the interface between cellular chassis and synthetic biological systems'' ([URL pending, Dissertation]) | ** ''Engineering the interface between cellular chassis and synthetic biological systems'' ([URL pending, Dissertation]) |
Revision as of 18:13, 27 May 2008
Synthetic BiologyThe lab's goal is to make biology easy to engineer. Our research is largely student-initiated and driven. Students have joined the lab from a wide-range of backgrounds, including biology, chemistry, english, mathematics, physics, and all fields of engineering. Reading our dissertations and research papers is a great way to learn about the sort of work that the lab has been able to support, and provides good background and introductory materials as well as glimpses of future ideas and directions. You'll find that the lab has a strong interest in foundational technology development, that we pursue both experimental and theoretical work, and that we are interested in the applications of biological technologies too. If you are searching for a passionate place to work on a new (or old) research idea that's relevant to synthetic biology then we would very much like to hear from you. PhD Students
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