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I am a fourth year MEng student in Bioengineering at Imperial College London. I am currently in an exchange programme at UC Berkeley, in California. My main focus this year is my Master's project, which I am undertaking with Professor Luke Lee, at UC Berkeley[http://biopoets.berkeley.edu/people.php]. Besides my project, this semester, I am taking two classes - Robotics and Introduction to BioMEMS. | |||
=== Interests === | === Interests === | ||
* '''MEMS''' (Microelectromechanical systems) for Lab-on-a-Chip devices and biomedical sensors. | |||
* '''Vesicles''' and the encapsulation of DNA and gene expression machinery inside phospholipid vesicles. | * '''Vesicles''' and the encapsulation of DNA and gene expression machinery inside phospholipid vesicles. | ||
** Association colloid science | ** Association colloid science | ||
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** Observation and imaging | ** Observation and imaging | ||
** Chassis characterisation | ** Chassis characterisation | ||
* '''Biological modelling''' with nonlinear dynamics | * '''Biological modelling''' with nonlinear dynamics |
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Dirk van SwaayDepartment of Bioengineering
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I am a fourth year MEng student in Bioengineering at Imperial College London. I am currently in an exchange programme at UC Berkeley, in California. My main focus this year is my Master's project, which I am undertaking with Professor Luke Lee, at UC Berkeley[1]. Besides my project, this semester, I am taking two classes - Robotics and Introduction to BioMEMS.
Interests
- MEMS (Microelectromechanical systems) for Lab-on-a-Chip devices and biomedical sensors.
- Vesicles and the encapsulation of DNA and gene expression machinery inside phospholipid vesicles.
- Association colloid science
- Experiment design and wetlab work
- Observation and imaging
- Chassis characterisation
- Biological modelling with nonlinear dynamics