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[[Image:Jenny LkTravis.jpg|thumb|left|This is me waterskiing. <br> Lake Travis, Austin, TX <br>09/10/05]]
[[Image:Jenny LkTravis.jpg|thumb|left|This is me waterskiing. <br> Lake Travis, Austin, TX <br>09/10/05]]
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'''Major''' Biomedical Engineering, Track 2: Cellular and Biomolecular Engr
'''Major''' Biomedical Engineering<br>
Track 2: Cellular and Biomolecular Engr


'''Class''' 2008 (probably 2009), 2nd-year undergraduate.
'''Classification''' 2nd-year undergraduate, junior-standing.


'''Research'''
'''Research'''
I recently received a fellowship for my undergraduate research project in cell and tissue engineering.
I recently received a [http://www.bme.utexas.edu/news/URFawards2005.htm|<font style="color:#000000"> fellowship</font>] for my undergraduate research project in cell and tissue engineering, focusing on platelet-dervied growth factor (PDGF).


'''Hobbies/Interests'''
'''Biography'''
Aside from spending hours in the BME lab doing research/experiments, teaching Yoga and Pilates at the gym, and learning in school, I try to find time to read chick-flick novels while on the elliptical/stationary bike at the gym, knit, and master the art of Karaoke Revolution on expert level.  
I graduated high school in 2004 from [http://www.dl-digital.com/images/Scenics/Airplane/DSC_5497-WoodlandsHighSchool.jpg|<font style="color:#000000"> The Woodlands</font>], TX with a drive to study [http://www.bme.utexas.edu/index.cfm|<font style="color:#000000"> Biomedical Engineering at The University of Texas at Austin</font>]. I quickly realized that the only way to dive into BME was to do undergraduate research, immediately. I began my experience in research August (the first day) of my freshman year in [http://www.engr.utexas.edu/aboutfacstaff/facbios/suggs.cfm|<font style="color:#000000"> Suggs</font>] [http://openwetware.org/wiki/Suggs_Lab|<font style="color:#000000"> lab</font>] in Cell and Tissue Engineering.  


Fortunately, the summer is when I find time to relax. Summer 2005, I worked under [[Drew Endy]] at MIT where I participated in the iGEM (International Genetically Engineered Machine) competition on the MIT team, where we built a biological sensor. Next summer, 2006, I will co-op at Codon Devices, Inc., a start-up company in Cambridge, MA from the summer through Fall 2006. I am obviously in love with Boston.
I then branched into other areas of biology, namely the emerging field of Synthetic Biology, when I worked with [http://openwetware.org/wiki/User:JTabor|<font style="color:#000000"> Jeff Tabor</font>] in [http://openwetware.org/wiki/Ellington_Lab|<font style="color:#000000"> Ellington Lab</font>], which prepared me for Summer 2005 in Cambridge, MA where I particpated the iGEM Competition on the [http://model.mit.edu/igem/index.php?title=Main_Page|<font style="color:#000000"> MIT team</font>] under [http://openwetware.org/wiki/User:Endy|<font style="color:#000000"> Drew Endy</font>].  


Stay tuned for the results of the DDR/Karaoke competition between Team Endy and Team Codon.
I soon developed an increasing interest in marketing and advertising after much exposure to research in the university. To try my hand in industry, I will co-op with [http://www.codondevices.com/|<font style="color:#000000"> Codon Devices, Inc.</font>] Summer 2006 through Fall 2006.  


Throughout this time, I was/am also teaching Yoga and Pilates at the [http://utrecsports.org/|<font style="color:#000000">on-campus gym</font>] (at UT and [http://web.mit.edu/zcenter/|<font style="color:#000000">MIT</font>]). I practice Ashtanga Yoga, and frequently participate group fitness classes such as kickboxing, dance, step, weight lifting, and water aerobics about 10-14 classes per week. http://ras.ece.utexas.edu/images/longhorn.gif
<font color="#ff6600"><b>I also love barbeque. Specifically [http://www.kreuzmarket.com/index.shtml|<font style="color:#990000"> Kreuz Market</font>] bbq in Lockhart, TX.</b></font>
http://web.mit.edu/jennyn/Public/kreuzmarket_bbq_jennynguyen.jpg


See [[iGEM2005.MIT:User:Jenny|my site]] on the MIT Igem page
See [[iGEM2005.MIT:User:Jenny|my site]] on the MIT Igem page

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This is me waterskiing.
Lake Travis, Austin, TX
09/10/05


Major Biomedical Engineering
Track 2: Cellular and Biomolecular Engr

Classification 2nd-year undergraduate, junior-standing.

Research I recently received a fellowship for my undergraduate research project in cell and tissue engineering, focusing on platelet-dervied growth factor (PDGF).

Biography I graduated high school in 2004 from The Woodlands, TX with a drive to study Biomedical Engineering at The University of Texas at Austin. I quickly realized that the only way to dive into BME was to do undergraduate research, immediately. I began my experience in research August (the first day) of my freshman year in Suggs lab in Cell and Tissue Engineering.

I then branched into other areas of biology, namely the emerging field of Synthetic Biology, when I worked with Jeff Tabor in Ellington Lab, which prepared me for Summer 2005 in Cambridge, MA where I particpated the iGEM Competition on the MIT team under Drew Endy.

I soon developed an increasing interest in marketing and advertising after much exposure to research in the university. To try my hand in industry, I will co-op with Codon Devices, Inc. Summer 2006 through Fall 2006.

Throughout this time, I was/am also teaching Yoga and Pilates at the on-campus gym (at UT and MIT). I practice Ashtanga Yoga, and frequently participate group fitness classes such as kickboxing, dance, step, weight lifting, and water aerobics about 10-14 classes per week. http://ras.ece.utexas.edu/images/longhorn.gif


I also love barbeque. Specifically Kreuz Market bbq in Lockhart, TX.

http://web.mit.edu/jennyn/Public/kreuzmarket_bbq_jennynguyen.jpg

See my site on the MIT Igem page