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| − | ==Registration/Questionnaire: 20.109 Fall 2015==
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| − | ===Last Name===
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| − | Tai
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| − | ===First Name===
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| − | Tammy
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| − | ===Preferred name/nickname (if not first)===
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| − | Tammy
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| − | ===Course/Minor===
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| − | Course 20
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| − | ===Year of Graduation===
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| − | 2017
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| − | ===Telephone # (needed in case we can't find you!)===
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| − | (408) 242-3239
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| − | ===Email===
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| − | ttai@mit.edu
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| − | ===Preferred "Extra" OH Time===
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| − | Mondays at 1pm or 3pm
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| − | ===Potentially Relevant Background===
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| − | |Have you taken/are you taking...
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| − | |7.05/5.07 (Biochemistry)
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| − | |Yes, spring 2015
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| − | |7.06 (Cell Biology)
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| − | |No, will take spring 2016
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| − | |7.03 (Genetics)
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| − | |Yes, spring 2015
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| − | | 5.310 (General Chemistry Lab)
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| − | |No, will likely take senior year
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| − | | BioSafety Training
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| − | |Yes, completed IAP 2015
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| − | |Do you have experience with...
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| − | |Cell culture (microbial/mammalian/yeast?)
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| − | |Yes, bacterial culture
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| − | |Molecular biology (electrophoresis, PCR, etc)
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| − | |Yes, I'm familiar with PCR and Southern blotting, but I haven't done it in a while
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| − | ===Please briefly describe any previous laboratory experience===
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| − | Summer 2014 - I worked in a microbiology/immunology lab at Stanford University. Most experiments involved E. coli knockouts and testing antibiotic resistance, which were then analyzed via flow cytometry.
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| − | Spring 2015-Present - I work in the Langer Lab (GI Lab subgroup). My project specializes in mostly materials science. We're trying to engineer a drug delivery and release system that allows for the absorption of drugs in the stomach for an extended period of time via a single capsule. I mostly run a variety of in-vitro drug release experiments, as well as testing safety mechanisms for the device itself.
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| − | ===Anything else you would like us to know related to 20.109?===
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| − | I'm very excited to be taking my first lab class here! :)
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| − | ===What is your favorite food or song or song about food?===
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| − | My favorite foods/drinks include, but are not limited to, sushi, Smoothie King, gourmet cheeseburgers, dim sum, and honey green tea. I have a lot of alternative rock/alternative R&B aka "California stoner music" (ex: Frank Ocean, Miguel, The Weeknd, Lorde, Chet Faker) on my Spotify, but I also enjoy pop music, especially the most ridiculous songs - like Silento's Watch Me (Whip/Nae Nae). As for songs about food, I'm not a country fan (at all), but Chicken Fried by Zac Brown Band is definitely a classic. A friend got me tickets to a ZBB concert at Fenway this summer for my birthday, which was a ton of fun.
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| − | ===Commitment to academic integrity===
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| − | After you print out this page, please sign your name under to the following statement to indicate your agreement:
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| − | ''I have read and understood the 20.109 [[20.109(F14):Statement_on_collaboration_and_integrity | statement on collaboration and integrity]].''
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