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Revision as of 07:51, 28 January 2013
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Contact Info
- John Hanks
- Self
- Austin, Tx
- Email me through OpenWetWare
I work as an engineer at National Instruments. I've joined OpenWetWare to learn what automation processes and instrumentation systems required for synthetic biology. In addition, I would like to learn the synthetic biology design process using BioBricks with the goal of leading a high school group in the future. An audacious goal would be to create design a biosensor platform for rare diseases.
Education
- 1989, Biomedical Engineering, The University of Texas
- 1986, Biomedical Engineering BS, Texas A&M
Research interests
- Instrumentation design for Synthetic Biology
- Biosensors for rare diseases
- Lasers, optics, signal processing, and image processing
Publications
- .Predicting the Future of Technology: Tips for Innovators
2.Eight Rules for Prototyping
3.10 Ways to Inspire Kids to Become Engineers and Scientist
