Team:UCSF/Our summer experience

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* [http://miaomiao.tumblr.com/ Edna Miao]: IGEM has forced me outside my comfort zone many times and consequently has taught me better public speaking and critical thinking skills, on top of new lab techniques of course.
* [http://miaomiao.tumblr.com/ Edna Miao]: IGEM has forced me outside my comfort zone many times and consequently has taught me better public speaking and critical thinking skills, on top of new lab techniques of course.
* [http://echan08.blogspot.com/ Ethan Chan]: This experience has brought me closer to my peers and gave me critical lab experience that not many High School students get!  
* [http://echan08.blogspot.com/ Ethan Chan]: This experience has brought me closer to my peers and gave me critical lab experience that not many High School students get!  
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* [http://ertwong.tumblr.com/ Eric Wong]
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* [http://ertwong.tumblr.com/ Eric Wong]MADNESS? THIS IS RESEARCH!!! >:O well yeah i enjoyed my time at UCSF, I learned many new things such as lab techniques and chemotaxis as well as meet a bunch of people who i got along great with. CAZZO!!!
* Hansi Liu
* Hansi Liu
* [http://tackiejam.tumblr.com/ Jackie Tam]
* [http://tackiejam.tumblr.com/ Jackie Tam]

Revision as of 09:14, 13 October 2009

Summer Curriculum

  • Selecting/Development of the iGEM team:High School teacher Mr.Cachianes hand selected seven students from his second year biotechnology class for the iGEM team.
  • Pre-meetings:Starting early April, Mr.Cachianes and his seven students met with UCSF's iGEM coordinators to start the pre-project and learn more about synthetic biology and cell motility.
  • Bootcamp: For two weeks, the iGEM team met everyday for four hour lectures on the mechanisms of cell motility, and discussed scientific papers.
  • Student Brainstorming:Bootcamp culminated in one large brainstorming project where we put our heads together and put what we learned to the test by trying to find ways to brake, accelerate, and steer a cell.
  • Execution:We took the best ideas from brainstorming, modified them, and prepared to carry them out.
  • Curriculum for Teachers by Saber Khan: Cells as Robots Unit: iGEM/UCSF Summer 2009

Personal Blogs about the Experience

  • [http://arsigem.blogspot.com/ Alex Smith]
  • [http://caiallen.tumblr.com/ Allen Cai]
  • [http://cathyliu.tumblr.com/ Cathy Liu]
  • [http://miaomiao.tumblr.com/ Edna Miao]: IGEM has forced me outside my comfort zone many times and consequently has taught me better public speaking and critical thinking skills, on top of new lab techniques of course.
  • [http://echan08.blogspot.com/ Ethan Chan]: This experience has brought me closer to my peers and gave me critical lab experience that not many High School students get!
  • [http://ertwong.tumblr.com/ Eric Wong]MADNESS? THIS IS RESEARCH!!! >:O well yeah i enjoyed my time at UCSF, I learned many new things such as lab techniques and chemotaxis as well as meet a bunch of people who i got along great with. CAZZO!!!
  • Hansi Liu
  • [http://tackiejam.tumblr.com/ Jackie Tam]
  • Katja Kolar
  • [http://ryanquan.tumblr.com/ Ryan Quan]:This summer I learned many new techniques and how cells move, but the best thing was teaching other people techniques because it really makes you make sure you know your stuff before you open you explain something.
  • [http://ryeland.tumblr.com/ Ryan Liang]:This summer has been engagingly educational and highly demanding as well as personally valuable in career-building.
  • [http://davidpincus.tumblr.com/ Advisor David Pincus's blog]
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