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Revision as of 19:03, 27 July 2018
Meet Team Stanford-Brown-RISD!
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Cale LesterCale is a senior at Stanford Univeristy majoring in Bioengineering. He is particularly interested in using the synergy of genetic engineering and synthetic biology as means to solve global challanges. He is working on the project's mycelium-specific glue, as well as filtration. When he isn't operating at the forefront of innovation in the lab he enjoys serenading others on the saxophone and piano, cooking with too much garlic, and wishing he wasn't allergic to dogs. |
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Emilia MannEmilia is a third year student in the Brown|RISD Dual Degree Program. She is concentrating in Mechanical Engineering at Brown and majoring in Apparel at RISD; her particular interest is the intersection between biology, technology, and fashion. Emilia is currently working on developing the material produced by mycelium, mission architecture, habitat design, human practices, and biosensors. Emilia has an unconditional love for labradors (especially her own doggo, Chai Latte) and boba. |
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Santosh MuruganSantosh is a Stanford senior majoring in Symbolic Systems (a mix of Computer Science, Neuroscience, Psychology, Philosophy, and Linguistics: concentrating in Human-Computer Interaction), on a premedical track. His academic interests include artificial intelligence, genetic engineering, and other biotech. Prior to NASA, he worked in computational genomics at the Dana Farber Cancer Institute, and at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard. In his spare time, he enjoys scuba diving, racing triathlons, and watching the Dallas Cowboys. |
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Leo PennyLeo is working on genetically modifying our filamentous fungus as well as mission architecture for the project. He is currently working towards a degree in geochemistry at Brown University but is also interested in a double major with biology. The only thing Leo loves more than his home-state of Texas is synthetic biology. When not working in the lab he is hopefully sleeping and eating, though this is unconfirmed. |
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Javier SyquiaJavier is a third year in the Brown|RISD Dual Degree Program, majoring in Chemistry at Brown and Graphic Design at RISD. He is interested in the ways design and STEM may interact in unexpected yet seemless manners. Javier is currently working on developing the material made of fungal mycelia, the project's mission architecture, biosensors, and the team's wiki and other designs. Outside of the lab, Javier can be found sipping on nitro cold brew or bubble tea. |
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Gabe WeiningerGabe is a senior at Stanford studying neurobiology. He is working on creating a mycelium-specific bioglue and developing a light-induced system in bacillus subtilis to secrete the glue. He is also working on the filtration part of the project. Gabe is a monster at ping pong and welcomes challengers. |