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SURF 2013

2013-06-05T23:59:10Z

Ender: /* Meetings on 18-24 June */

This page is intended for students working on SURF projects in the Summer of 2013. Mainly for me to keep track of everything that is going on. __NOTOC__

== Students ==
{| width=100% border=1
|-
| Student
| Mini-group
| Co-mentor(s)
| Project
|-
| Bern, James || NCS || Eric || Robot Motion Planning with Complex Tasks
|-
| Falt, Mattias || NCS || Marcella || The role of delays in biological systems
|-
| Grigonyte, Aurelija || Biocricuits || Emzo || Characterizing gene expression for different extracts
|-
| Li, Monica || Biocircuits || Anu || Investigating physical methods of protecting linear DNA fragments in cell free expression systems
|-
| Mickelin, Oscar || NCS || Necmiye || Synthesis of correct-by-construction control protocols for air management systems of aircraft
|-
| Ng, Andrew || Biocircuits || Enoch || Understanding and Quantifying the Effect of Compositional Context on Biocircuit Performance
|-
| Quijano, Juan || Biocircuits || Jongmin || Synthetic logic circuits using RNA aptamers
|-
| Sharma, Rohit || Biocircuits || Zach || Synthetic biological circuit design implementing protein degradation in-vitro
|-
| Zheng, Chris || NCS || Scott || Experiments with dynamic obstacles and correct-by-construction controllers
|-
| Zhou, Tiffany || Biocircuits || Dan || The costs and benefits of various designs of biochemical 'decision engines'
|}

=== Meetings on 18-24 June ===
{| border=1 width=100%
|- valign=top
| width=20% |
===== Tue (18 Jun) =====
* SURF orientation
| width=20% |
===== Wed (19 Jun) =====
* 10:00 - Meeting with co-mentors, 114 Steele Lab
* 12:00 - SURF seminar
* 1:30 - Caltech safety briefing (mandatory)
* 2:30-5:00 - TX-TL course (biocircuits)
| width=20% |

===== Thu (20 Jun) =====
* 10:00-5:00 - TX-TL course (biocircuits)
| width=20% |
===== Fri (21 Jun) =====
* 10:00-5:00 - TX-TL course (biocircuits)
* 10:00-11:30 Steele 12
** Lab orientation/cleanup
| width=20% |

===== Mon (24 Jun) =====
* 10:00-12:00 - SURF group meeting with Richard and co-mentors, 114 Steele
** 1 chart overviews (5 min each)
|}

== Original project descriptions ==

This section is intended for students interested in working on SURF projects in the Summer of 2013. It contains a list of project areas where I will be supervising projects this year along with information about how to apply for a SURF project in my group.

=== Applying for a SURF project ===

Because I get many students interested in doing SURFs in my group and because we have several projects available, we use the first few weeks in January to sort out who we will work with in writing proposals. We only submit one proposal per project area and so we often can't accommodate everyone who wants to work in my group over the summer.

# A list of SURF project descriptions is given in the table below. Due to the number of SURF projects that we support, we are only able to support students who select from among these projects. Please make sure to read the project descriptions, required skills (if any) and skim a few of the listed references before contacting me about doing a SURF project.
# Students interested in writing proposals for SURF projects should contact me via e-mail by 11 Jan (Fri) and provide the following information:
#* A list of up to three SURF projects from the list below that you are interested in working on
#* A one page resume listing relevant experience and coursework
#* If you are not a Caltech student or part of one of our CDS exchange programs (Lund, KTH), I will also need the following additional information:
#** An unofficial copy of your academic transcript
#** Names of two faculty members at your current institution that I can contact for a reference
# Starting on 12 January, I will go through all applications and work with my group to identify who is a possible fit for each project. We will then contact you and ask for you to meet (or talk with) possible co-mentors so that we can eventually work out who we will work with in writing up a proposal.
# We hope to make final decisions on projects by about 20 Jan, at which point we will start working with students on writing up proposals.
# All applications should go through the normal SURF application process, described at www.surf.caltech.edu. SURF applications are due on 22 Feb 2013.
# If you are selected for a SURF, please be aware of the following information
#* All SURF projects in my group will start on 18 Jun (Tue). If you can't start on that date, please make sure that you indicate this when you contact me
#* All SURF projects are for a minimum of 10 weeks, although I usually recommend that you try to stay for 12 weeks if possible (at no additional pay). It's hard to complete a project in just 10 weeks and spending a few extra weeks can greatly improve the project.
#* All SURF students in my group will be expected to devote full-time effort to their SURF project, so you cannot have a second job in addition to your SURF.

=== List of available projects ===

{| border=1 width=100%
|-
| '''Title''' || '''Grant/Project''' || '''Co-Mentors''' || '''Comments'''
|-
| {{SURF entry|2013|The costs and benefits of various designs of biochemical 'decision engines'}}
| [[Molecular Programming Project|MPP]]
| Dan Siegal-Gaskins
|
|-
| {{SURF entry|2013|Robot Motion Planning with Complex Tasks}}
| [[Correct-by-Construction Synthesis of Control Protocols for Aerospace Systems|Boeing]]
| Eric Wolff
|
|-
| {{SURF entry|2013|Experiments with dynamic obstacles and correct-by-construction controllers}}
| [[Correct-by-Construction Synthesis of Control Protocols for Aerospace Systems|Boeing]]
| [http://scottman.net Scott C. Livingston]
|
|-
| {{SURF entry|2013|Synthetic logic circuits using RNA aptamers}}
| [[Molecular Programming Project|MPP]]
| Jongmin Kim
|
|-
| {{SURF entry|2013|Role of Delays in Biological Processes}}
| [[Molecular Programming Project|MPP]]
| Marcella Gomez
|
|-
| {{SURF entry|2013|Designing phosphorylation sensitive protein domains for use in synthetic circuits}}
| [[Molecular Programming Project|MPP]]
| Emzo de los Santos
|
|-
| {{SURF entry|2013|Synthetic biological circuit design implementing protein degradation in-vitro}}
| [[Molecular Programming Project|MPP]]
| [http://www.its.caltech.edu/~zsun Zach Sun]
|
|-
|{{SURF entry|2013|Understanding the Effect of Compositional Context on Biocircuit Performance}}
| [[Molecular Programming Project|MPP]]
| [http://www.cds.caltech.edu/~eyeung Enoch Yeung]
|
|-
|{{SURF entry|2013|Investigating physical methods of protecting linear DNA fragments in cell-free expression systems}}
| [[Molecular Programming Project|MPP]]
| Anu Thubagere
|
|-
| {{SURF entry|2013|The connection between biological structure and function in dynamic environments}}
|
| Chris Kempes
|
|}

SURF 2013

2013-06-05T23:58:46Z

Ender: /* Meetings on 18-24 June */

This page is intended for students working on SURF projects in the Summer of 2013. Mainly for me to keep track of everything that is going on. __NOTOC__

== Students ==
{| width=100% border=1
|-
| Student
| Mini-group
| Co-mentor(s)
| Project
|-
| Bern, James || NCS || Eric || Robot Motion Planning with Complex Tasks
|-
| Falt, Mattias || NCS || Marcella || The role of delays in biological systems
|-
| Grigonyte, Aurelija || Biocricuits || Emzo || Characterizing gene expression for different extracts
|-
| Li, Monica || Biocircuits || Anu || Investigating physical methods of protecting linear DNA fragments in cell free expression systems
|-
| Mickelin, Oscar || NCS || Necmiye || Synthesis of correct-by-construction control protocols for air management systems of aircraft
|-
| Ng, Andrew || Biocircuits || Enoch || Understanding and Quantifying the Effect of Compositional Context on Biocircuit Performance
|-
| Quijano, Juan || Biocircuits || Jongmin || Synthetic logic circuits using RNA aptamers
|-
| Sharma, Rohit || Biocircuits || Zach || Synthetic biological circuit design implementing protein degradation in-vitro
|-
| Zheng, Chris || NCS || Scott || Experiments with dynamic obstacles and correct-by-construction controllers
|-
| Zhou, Tiffany || Biocircuits || Dan || The costs and benefits of various designs of biochemical 'decision engines'
|}

=== Meetings on 18-24 June ===
{| border=1 width=100%
|- valign=top
| width=20% |
===== Tue (18 Jun) =====
* SURF orientation
| width=20% |
===== Wed (19 Jun) =====
* 10:00 - Meeting with co-mentors, 114 Steele Lab
* 12:00 - SURF seminar
* 1:30 - Caltech safety briefing (mandatory)
* 2:30-5:00 - TX-TL course (biocircuits)
| width=20% |

===== Thu (20 Jun) =====
* 10:00-5:00 - TX-TL course (biocircuits)
| width=20% |
===== Fri (21 Jun) =====
* 10:00-5:00 - TX-TL course (biocircuits)
| width=20% |
* 10:00-11:30 Steele 12
** Lab orientation/cleanup

===== Mon (24 Jun) =====
* 10:00-12:00 - SURF group meeting with Richard and co-mentors, 114 Steele
** 1 chart overviews (5 min each)
|}

== Original project descriptions ==

This section is intended for students interested in working on SURF projects in the Summer of 2013. It contains a list of project areas where I will be supervising projects this year along with information about how to apply for a SURF project in my group.

=== Applying for a SURF project ===

Because I get many students interested in doing SURFs in my group and because we have several projects available, we use the first few weeks in January to sort out who we will work with in writing proposals. We only submit one proposal per project area and so we often can't accommodate everyone who wants to work in my group over the summer.

# A list of SURF project descriptions is given in the table below. Due to the number of SURF projects that we support, we are only able to support students who select from among these projects. Please make sure to read the project descriptions, required skills (if any) and skim a few of the listed references before contacting me about doing a SURF project.
# Students interested in writing proposals for SURF projects should contact me via e-mail by 11 Jan (Fri) and provide the following information:
#* A list of up to three SURF projects from the list below that you are interested in working on
#* A one page resume listing relevant experience and coursework
#* If you are not a Caltech student or part of one of our CDS exchange programs (Lund, KTH), I will also need the following additional information:
#** An unofficial copy of your academic transcript
#** Names of two faculty members at your current institution that I can contact for a reference
# Starting on 12 January, I will go through all applications and work with my group to identify who is a possible fit for each project. We will then contact you and ask for you to meet (or talk with) possible co-mentors so that we can eventually work out who we will work with in writing up a proposal.
# We hope to make final decisions on projects by about 20 Jan, at which point we will start working with students on writing up proposals.
# All applications should go through the normal SURF application process, described at www.surf.caltech.edu. SURF applications are due on 22 Feb 2013.
# If you are selected for a SURF, please be aware of the following information
#* All SURF projects in my group will start on 18 Jun (Tue). If you can't start on that date, please make sure that you indicate this when you contact me
#* All SURF projects are for a minimum of 10 weeks, although I usually recommend that you try to stay for 12 weeks if possible (at no additional pay). It's hard to complete a project in just 10 weeks and spending a few extra weeks can greatly improve the project.
#* All SURF students in my group will be expected to devote full-time effort to their SURF project, so you cannot have a second job in addition to your SURF.

=== List of available projects ===

{| border=1 width=100%
|-
| '''Title''' || '''Grant/Project''' || '''Co-Mentors''' || '''Comments'''
|-
| {{SURF entry|2013|The costs and benefits of various designs of biochemical 'decision engines'}}
| [[Molecular Programming Project|MPP]]
| Dan Siegal-Gaskins
|
|-
| {{SURF entry|2013|Robot Motion Planning with Complex Tasks}}
| [[Correct-by-Construction Synthesis of Control Protocols for Aerospace Systems|Boeing]]
| Eric Wolff
|
|-
| {{SURF entry|2013|Experiments with dynamic obstacles and correct-by-construction controllers}}
| [[Correct-by-Construction Synthesis of Control Protocols for Aerospace Systems|Boeing]]
| [http://scottman.net Scott C. Livingston]
|
|-
| {{SURF entry|2013|Synthetic logic circuits using RNA aptamers}}
| [[Molecular Programming Project|MPP]]
| Jongmin Kim
|
|-
| {{SURF entry|2013|Role of Delays in Biological Processes}}
| [[Molecular Programming Project|MPP]]
| Marcella Gomez
|
|-
| {{SURF entry|2013|Designing phosphorylation sensitive protein domains for use in synthetic circuits}}
| [[Molecular Programming Project|MPP]]
| Emzo de los Santos
|
|-
| {{SURF entry|2013|Synthetic biological circuit design implementing protein degradation in-vitro}}
| [[Molecular Programming Project|MPP]]
| [http://www.its.caltech.edu/~zsun Zach Sun]
|
|-
|{{SURF entry|2013|Understanding the Effect of Compositional Context on Biocircuit Performance}}
| [[Molecular Programming Project|MPP]]
| [http://www.cds.caltech.edu/~eyeung Enoch Yeung]
|
|-
|{{SURF entry|2013|Investigating physical methods of protecting linear DNA fragments in cell-free expression systems}}
| [[Molecular Programming Project|MPP]]
| Anu Thubagere
|
|-
| {{SURF entry|2013|The connection between biological structure and function in dynamic environments}}
|
| Chris Kempes
|
|}

SURF 2013

2013-06-05T23:57:59Z

Ender: /* Fri (21 Jun) */

This page is intended for students working on SURF projects in the Summer of 2013. Mainly for me to keep track of everything that is going on. __NOTOC__

== Students ==
{| width=100% border=1
|-
| Student
| Mini-group
| Co-mentor(s)
| Project
|-
| Bern, James || NCS || Eric || Robot Motion Planning with Complex Tasks
|-
| Falt, Mattias || NCS || Marcella || The role of delays in biological systems
|-
| Grigonyte, Aurelija || Biocricuits || Emzo || Characterizing gene expression for different extracts
|-
| Li, Monica || Biocircuits || Anu || Investigating physical methods of protecting linear DNA fragments in cell free expression systems
|-
| Mickelin, Oscar || NCS || Necmiye || Synthesis of correct-by-construction control protocols for air management systems of aircraft
|-
| Ng, Andrew || Biocircuits || Enoch || Understanding and Quantifying the Effect of Compositional Context on Biocircuit Performance
|-
| Quijano, Juan || Biocircuits || Jongmin || Synthetic logic circuits using RNA aptamers
|-
| Sharma, Rohit || Biocircuits || Zach || Synthetic biological circuit design implementing protein degradation in-vitro
|-
| Zheng, Chris || NCS || Scott || Experiments with dynamic obstacles and correct-by-construction controllers
|-
| Zhou, Tiffany || Biocircuits || Dan || The costs and benefits of various designs of biochemical 'decision engines'
|}

=== Meetings on 18-24 June ===
{| border=1 width=100%
|- valign=top
| width=20% |
===== Tue (18 Jun) =====
* SURF orientation
| width=20% |
--[[User:Ender|Ender]] ([[User talk:Ender|talk]]) 16:57, 5 June 2013 (PDT)===== Wed (19 Jun) =====
* 10:00 - Meeting with co-mentors, 114 Steele Lab
* 12:00 - SURF seminar
* 1:30 - Caltech safety briefing (mandatory)
* 2:30-5:00 - TX-TL course (biocircuits)
| width=20% |

===== Thu (20 Jun) =====
* 10:00-5:00 - TX-TL course (biocircuits)
| width=20% |
===== Fri (21 Jun) =====
* 10:00-5:00 - TX-TL course (biocircuits)
| width=20% |
* 10:00-11:30 Steele 12
** Lab orientation/cleanup

===== Mon (24 Jun) =====
* 10:00-12:00 - SURF group meeting with Richard and co-mentors, 114 Steele
** 1 chart overviews (5 min each)
|}

== Original project descriptions ==

This section is intended for students interested in working on SURF projects in the Summer of 2013. It contains a list of project areas where I will be supervising projects this year along with information about how to apply for a SURF project in my group.

=== Applying for a SURF project ===

Because I get many students interested in doing SURFs in my group and because we have several projects available, we use the first few weeks in January to sort out who we will work with in writing proposals. We only submit one proposal per project area and so we often can't accommodate everyone who wants to work in my group over the summer.

# A list of SURF project descriptions is given in the table below. Due to the number of SURF projects that we support, we are only able to support students who select from among these projects. Please make sure to read the project descriptions, required skills (if any) and skim a few of the listed references before contacting me about doing a SURF project.
# Students interested in writing proposals for SURF projects should contact me via e-mail by 11 Jan (Fri) and provide the following information:
#* A list of up to three SURF projects from the list below that you are interested in working on
#* A one page resume listing relevant experience and coursework
#* If you are not a Caltech student or part of one of our CDS exchange programs (Lund, KTH), I will also need the following additional information:
#** An unofficial copy of your academic transcript
#** Names of two faculty members at your current institution that I can contact for a reference
# Starting on 12 January, I will go through all applications and work with my group to identify who is a possible fit for each project. We will then contact you and ask for you to meet (or talk with) possible co-mentors so that we can eventually work out who we will work with in writing up a proposal.
# We hope to make final decisions on projects by about 20 Jan, at which point we will start working with students on writing up proposals.
# All applications should go through the normal SURF application process, described at www.surf.caltech.edu. SURF applications are due on 22 Feb 2013.
# If you are selected for a SURF, please be aware of the following information
#* All SURF projects in my group will start on 18 Jun (Tue). If you can't start on that date, please make sure that you indicate this when you contact me
#* All SURF projects are for a minimum of 10 weeks, although I usually recommend that you try to stay for 12 weeks if possible (at no additional pay). It's hard to complete a project in just 10 weeks and spending a few extra weeks can greatly improve the project.
#* All SURF students in my group will be expected to devote full-time effort to their SURF project, so you cannot have a second job in addition to your SURF.

=== List of available projects ===

{| border=1 width=100%
|-
| '''Title''' || '''Grant/Project''' || '''Co-Mentors''' || '''Comments'''
|-
| {{SURF entry|2013|The costs and benefits of various designs of biochemical 'decision engines'}}
| [[Molecular Programming Project|MPP]]
| Dan Siegal-Gaskins
|
|-
| {{SURF entry|2013|Robot Motion Planning with Complex Tasks}}
| [[Correct-by-Construction Synthesis of Control Protocols for Aerospace Systems|Boeing]]
| Eric Wolff
|
|-
| {{SURF entry|2013|Experiments with dynamic obstacles and correct-by-construction controllers}}
| [[Correct-by-Construction Synthesis of Control Protocols for Aerospace Systems|Boeing]]
| [http://scottman.net Scott C. Livingston]
|
|-
| {{SURF entry|2013|Synthetic logic circuits using RNA aptamers}}
| [[Molecular Programming Project|MPP]]
| Jongmin Kim
|
|-
| {{SURF entry|2013|Role of Delays in Biological Processes}}
| [[Molecular Programming Project|MPP]]
| Marcella Gomez
|
|-
| {{SURF entry|2013|Designing phosphorylation sensitive protein domains for use in synthetic circuits}}
| [[Molecular Programming Project|MPP]]
| Emzo de los Santos
|
|-
| {{SURF entry|2013|Synthetic biological circuit design implementing protein degradation in-vitro}}
| [[Molecular Programming Project|MPP]]
| [http://www.its.caltech.edu/~zsun Zach Sun]
|
|-
|{{SURF entry|2013|Understanding the Effect of Compositional Context on Biocircuit Performance}}
| [[Molecular Programming Project|MPP]]
| [http://www.cds.caltech.edu/~eyeung Enoch Yeung]
|
|-
|{{SURF entry|2013|Investigating physical methods of protecting linear DNA fragments in cell-free expression systems}}
| [[Molecular Programming Project|MPP]]
| Anu Thubagere
|
|-
| {{SURF entry|2013|The connection between biological structure and function in dynamic environments}}
|
| Chris Kempes
|
|}

SURF 2013

2013-06-05T23:57:31Z

Ender: /* Wed (19 Jun) */

This page is intended for students working on SURF projects in the Summer of 2013. Mainly for me to keep track of everything that is going on. __NOTOC__

== Students ==
{| width=100% border=1
|-
| Student
| Mini-group
| Co-mentor(s)
| Project
|-
| Bern, James || NCS || Eric || Robot Motion Planning with Complex Tasks
|-
| Falt, Mattias || NCS || Marcella || The role of delays in biological systems
|-
| Grigonyte, Aurelija || Biocricuits || Emzo || Characterizing gene expression for different extracts
|-
| Li, Monica || Biocircuits || Anu || Investigating physical methods of protecting linear DNA fragments in cell free expression systems
|-
| Mickelin, Oscar || NCS || Necmiye || Synthesis of correct-by-construction control protocols for air management systems of aircraft
|-
| Ng, Andrew || Biocircuits || Enoch || Understanding and Quantifying the Effect of Compositional Context on Biocircuit Performance
|-
| Quijano, Juan || Biocircuits || Jongmin || Synthetic logic circuits using RNA aptamers
|-
| Sharma, Rohit || Biocircuits || Zach || Synthetic biological circuit design implementing protein degradation in-vitro
|-
| Zheng, Chris || NCS || Scott || Experiments with dynamic obstacles and correct-by-construction controllers
|-
| Zhou, Tiffany || Biocircuits || Dan || The costs and benefits of various designs of biochemical 'decision engines'
|}

=== Meetings on 18-24 June ===
{| border=1 width=100%
|- valign=top
| width=20% |
===== Tue (18 Jun) =====
* SURF orientation
| width=20% |
--[[User:Ender|Ender]] ([[User talk:Ender|talk]]) 16:57, 5 June 2013 (PDT)===== Wed (19 Jun) =====
* 10:00 - Meeting with co-mentors, 114 Steele Lab
* 12:00 - SURF seminar
* 1:30 - Caltech safety briefing (mandatory)
* 2:30-5:00 - TX-TL course (biocircuits)
| width=20% |

===== Thu (20 Jun) =====
* 10:00-5:00 - TX-TL course (biocircuits)
| width=20% |
===== Fri (21 Jun) =====
* 10:00-5:00 - TX-TL course (biocircuits)
| width=20% |
===== Mon (24 Jun) =====
* 10:00-12:00 - SURF group meeting with Richard and co-mentors, 114 Steele
** 1 chart overviews (5 min each)
|}

== Original project descriptions ==

This section is intended for students interested in working on SURF projects in the Summer of 2013. It contains a list of project areas where I will be supervising projects this year along with information about how to apply for a SURF project in my group.

=== Applying for a SURF project ===

Because I get many students interested in doing SURFs in my group and because we have several projects available, we use the first few weeks in January to sort out who we will work with in writing proposals. We only submit one proposal per project area and so we often can't accommodate everyone who wants to work in my group over the summer.

# A list of SURF project descriptions is given in the table below. Due to the number of SURF projects that we support, we are only able to support students who select from among these projects. Please make sure to read the project descriptions, required skills (if any) and skim a few of the listed references before contacting me about doing a SURF project.
# Students interested in writing proposals for SURF projects should contact me via e-mail by 11 Jan (Fri) and provide the following information:
#* A list of up to three SURF projects from the list below that you are interested in working on
#* A one page resume listing relevant experience and coursework
#* If you are not a Caltech student or part of one of our CDS exchange programs (Lund, KTH), I will also need the following additional information:
#** An unofficial copy of your academic transcript
#** Names of two faculty members at your current institution that I can contact for a reference
# Starting on 12 January, I will go through all applications and work with my group to identify who is a possible fit for each project. We will then contact you and ask for you to meet (or talk with) possible co-mentors so that we can eventually work out who we will work with in writing up a proposal.
# We hope to make final decisions on projects by about 20 Jan, at which point we will start working with students on writing up proposals.
# All applications should go through the normal SURF application process, described at www.surf.caltech.edu. SURF applications are due on 22 Feb 2013.
# If you are selected for a SURF, please be aware of the following information
#* All SURF projects in my group will start on 18 Jun (Tue). If you can't start on that date, please make sure that you indicate this when you contact me
#* All SURF projects are for a minimum of 10 weeks, although I usually recommend that you try to stay for 12 weeks if possible (at no additional pay). It's hard to complete a project in just 10 weeks and spending a few extra weeks can greatly improve the project.
#* All SURF students in my group will be expected to devote full-time effort to their SURF project, so you cannot have a second job in addition to your SURF.

=== List of available projects ===

{| border=1 width=100%
|-
| '''Title''' || '''Grant/Project''' || '''Co-Mentors''' || '''Comments'''
|-
| {{SURF entry|2013|The costs and benefits of various designs of biochemical 'decision engines'}}
| [[Molecular Programming Project|MPP]]
| Dan Siegal-Gaskins
|
|-
| {{SURF entry|2013|Robot Motion Planning with Complex Tasks}}
| [[Correct-by-Construction Synthesis of Control Protocols for Aerospace Systems|Boeing]]
| Eric Wolff
|
|-
| {{SURF entry|2013|Experiments with dynamic obstacles and correct-by-construction controllers}}
| [[Correct-by-Construction Synthesis of Control Protocols for Aerospace Systems|Boeing]]
| [http://scottman.net Scott C. Livingston]
|
|-
| {{SURF entry|2013|Synthetic logic circuits using RNA aptamers}}
| [[Molecular Programming Project|MPP]]
| Jongmin Kim
|
|-
| {{SURF entry|2013|Role of Delays in Biological Processes}}
| [[Molecular Programming Project|MPP]]
| Marcella Gomez
|
|-
| {{SURF entry|2013|Designing phosphorylation sensitive protein domains for use in synthetic circuits}}
| [[Molecular Programming Project|MPP]]
| Emzo de los Santos
|
|-
| {{SURF entry|2013|Synthetic biological circuit design implementing protein degradation in-vitro}}
| [[Molecular Programming Project|MPP]]
| [http://www.its.caltech.edu/~zsun Zach Sun]
|
|-
|{{SURF entry|2013|Understanding the Effect of Compositional Context on Biocircuit Performance}}
| [[Molecular Programming Project|MPP]]
| [http://www.cds.caltech.edu/~eyeung Enoch Yeung]
|
|-
|{{SURF entry|2013|Investigating physical methods of protecting linear DNA fragments in cell-free expression systems}}
| [[Molecular Programming Project|MPP]]
| Anu Thubagere
|
|-
| {{SURF entry|2013|The connection between biological structure and function in dynamic environments}}
|
| Chris Kempes
|
|}

Rodolphe Sepulchre, June 2013

2013-06-03T02:42:37Z

Ender: /* Agenda */

Rodolphe Sepulchre will visit Caltech on 3 June 2013 (Mon).

=== Agenda ===
{{agenda begin}}
{{agenda item|9:30a|Richard Murray, 109 Steele Lab}}
{{agenda item|9:45a|Meet with Richard's NCS group, 110 Steele}}
* 9:45-10:45: Necmiye, Mumu, Eric, Rangoli
* 10:45-11:45: Enoch, Marcella, Anandh, Dan
{{agenda item|11:45a|Lunch with Venkat, CMS faculty}}
{{agenda item|1:15p|Seminar setup}}
{{agenda item|1:30p|Seminar, 121 ANB}}
{{agenda item|3:00p|Venkat Chandrasekaran, 300 ANB}}
{{agenda item|3:45p|Lijun Chen, 202 ANB}}
{{agenda item|4:30p|(free), 320 ANB}}
{{agenda item|5:15p|Done}}
{{agenda end}}

=== Abstract ===

<center>
'''The geometry of (thin) SVD revisited for large-scale computations'''

Rodolphe Sepulchre 
University of Liege, Belgium
</center>

The talk will introduce a riemannian framework for large-scale computations over the
set of low-rank matrices. The foundation is geometric and the motivation
is algorithmic, with a bias towards efficient computations in large-scale problems.
We will explore how classical matrix factorizations connect the riemannian geometry of the set of
fixed-rank matrices to two well-studied manifolds: the Grassmann manifold of linear subspaces and the cone
of positive definite matrices. The theory will be illustrated on various applications, including
low-rank Kalman filtering, linear regression with low-rank priors, matrix completion, and the choice of a suitable metric for Diffusion Tensor Imaging.

Rodolphe Sepulchre, June 2013

2013-05-28T20:08:37Z

Ender: /* Agenda */

Rodolphe Sepulchre will visit Caltech on 3 June 2013 (Mon).

=== Agenda ===
{{agenda begin}}
{{agenda item|9:30a|Richard Murray, 109 Steele Lab}}
{{agenda item|9:45a|Meet with Richard's NCS group, 110 Steele}}
* 9:45-10:45: Necmiye, Mumu, Eric, Ivan
* 10:45-11:45: Enoch, Marcella, Anandh, Dan
{{agenda item|11:45|Seminar setup}}
{{agenda item|12:00p|Seminar, 213 ANB}}
{{agenda item|1:00p|Lunch with Venkat, CMS faculty}}
{{agenda item|2:15p|Open}}
{{agenda item|3:00p|Open}}
{{agenda item|3:45p|Open}}
{{agenda item|4:30p|Andrea Censi)}}
{{agenda item|5:15p|Done}}
{{agenda end}}

=== Abstract ===

<center>
'''The geometry of (thin) SVD revisited for large-scale computations'''

Rodolphe Sepulchre 
University of Liege, Belgium
</center>

The talk will introduce a riemannian framework for large-scale computations over the
set of low-rank matrices. The foundation is geometric and the motivation
is algorithmic, with a bias towards efficient computations in large-scale problems.
We will explore how classical matrix factorizations connect the riemannian geometry of the set of
fixed-rank matrices to two well-studied manifolds: the Grassmann manifold of linear subspaces and the cone
of positive definite matrices. The theory will be illustrated on various applications, including
low-rank Kalman filtering, linear regression with low-rank priors, matrix completion, and the choice of a suitable

Aaron Ames, October 2012

2012-10-11T10:50:09Z

Ender: /* Friday (12 Oct) */

Aaron Ames will be visiting Caltech on 11-12 October (Thu-Fri). If you would like to meet with him, sign up below.

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==== Thursday (11 Oct) ====
* 12:00: CDS seminar (114 Steele Lab)
* 1:15: Richard
* 2:30: Scott Livingston
* 3:15: Open
* 4:00: Necmiye
* 4:45: Open
|

==== Friday (12 Oct) ====
* 9:45: Eric Wolff
* 10:30: Matanya Horowitz
* 11:15: Andrea Censi
* 12:00: Lunch meeting with John's group
* 2:00: Additional discussions (TBD)
|}

=== Seminar Abstract ===

<center>
'''Simplicity on the Far Side of Complexity in the Control of Bipedal Robots'''

Speaker: Aaron Ames 
Affiliation: ME, Texas A&M 
Date and time: 11 October 2012 - 12:00pm 
Location: 114 Steele Lab
</center>

Humans have the ability to walk with deceptive ease, navigating everything from daily environments to uneven and uncertain terrain with efficiency and robustness. Despite the simplicity with which humans appear to ambulate, locomotion is inherently complex due to highly nonlinear dynamics and forcing. Yet there is evidence to suggest that humans utilize a hierarchical subdivision between cortical control and central pattern generators in the spinal column, indicating that when humans perform motion primitives potentially simple and characterizable control strategies are implemented, i.e., humans display simplicity on the far side of complexity. If these fundamental mechanisms underlying human walking can be discovered and formally understood, human-like abilities can be imbued into robotic devices with far-reaching applications ranging from legged robots for space exploration to disaster response.

This talk presents the process of formally achieving bipedal robotic walking through controller synthesis inspired by human locomotion, and demonstrates these methods through experimental realization on multiple bipedal robots. Motivated by the hierarchical control present in humans, we claim that the essential information needed to understand walking is encoded by a simple class of functions canonical to human walking. In other words, we view the human as a complex system, or "black box," and outputs of this system (as computed from human locomotion data) are presented that appear to characterize its behavior—thus yielding low dimensional characterization of human walking. By considering the equivalent outputs for the bipedal robot, a nonlinear controller can be constructed that drives the outputs of the robot to the output of the human; moreover, the parameters of this controller can be optimized so that stable robotic walking is provably achieved while simultaneously producing outputs of the robot that are as close as possible to those of a human. The end result is the automatic generation of bipedal robotic walking that is remarkably human-like and is experimentally realizable, as will be evidenced by the demonstration of the resulting controllers on multiple robotic platforms.

Biography: Dr. Aaron D. Ames is an Assistant Professor in Mechanical Engineering at Texas A&M University, with a joint appointment in Electrical and Computer Engineering. His research interests center on robotics, nonlinear control, and hybrid and cyber-physical systems, with special emphasis on bipedal robots, behavior unique to hybrid systems such as Zeno behavior, and the mathematical foundations of hybrid systems. Dr. Ames received a BS in Mechanical Engineering and a BA in Mathematics from the University of St. Thomas in 2001, and he received a MA in Mathematics and a PhD in Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences from UC Berkeley in 2006. At UC Berkeley, he was the recipient of the 2005 Leon O. Chua Award for achievement in nonlinear science and the 2006 Bernard Friedman Memorial Prize in Applied Mathematics. Dr. Ames served as a Postdoctoral Scholar in the Control and Dynamical System Department at the California Institute of Technology from 2006 to 2008. In 2010 he received the NSF CAREER award for his research on hybrid systems and bipedal robotic walking.

Group Schedule, Fall 2012

2012-09-26T20:48:38Z

Ender: /* Week 2: 8-12 Oct */

This page contains information about various upcoming events that are of interest to the group. __NOTOC__
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* [[Schedule|Richard's calendar (travel)]]
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* [[Group Schedule, Summer 2012]]
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The schedule for group and subgroup meetings is given below. Everyone should sign up for times to talk in the subgroup meetings. Unless otherwise noted, here are the locations of the meetings:
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* Group meetings - 114 Steele Lab
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* Biocircuits subgroup - 111 Keck
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* NCS subgroup - 110 Steele
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=== Week 1: 1-5 Oct ===
'''Biocircuits: 4 Oct (Thu), 10 am - 12 pm'''
* Gita Mahmoudabadi (30 min)
* Victoria (15 min)
* Zach (15 min)
* Lab updates

'''NCS: 4 Oct (Thu), 4-5:30 pm'''
* Necmiye (15 min)
* Research update (15 min)
* Research update (15 min)
* Project updates

<hr>
* Richard out of town Tue-Wed
* No group meeting this week

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=== Week 2: 8-12 Oct ===
'''NCS: 10 Oct (Wed), 4:30-6:00 pm'''
* Marcella (15 min)
* Mumu (15 min)
* Andrea (15 min)
* Project updates

'''Biocircuits: 11 Oct (Thu), 10 am - 12 pm'''
* Nadine (30 min)
* Vanessa (15 min)
* Anu (15 min)
* Lab updates

<hr>
* Richard out of town Mon, Tue am, Fri pm
* Aaron Ames visiting on Thu (seminar @ noon)
* No group meeting this week
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=== Week 3: 15-19 Oct ===
* Richard out of town all week
* Biocircuits lab cleanup: 16 Oct (Tue), 10 am - 12 pm

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=== Week 4: 22-26 Oct ===
'''Biocircuits: 23 Oct (Tue), 10 am - 12 pm'''
* Enoch (30 min)
* Jongmin (15 min)
* Research update (15 min)
* Lab updates

'''NCS: 23 Oct (Tue), 4-5:30 pm'''
* Eric (15 min)
* Scott Livingston (15 min)
* Research update (15 min)
* Project updates

<hr>
* Ram Vasuvian visiting on Mon (seminar @ 11)
* DARPA Living Foundries west coast meeting on Thu (Richard out)
* No group meeting this week

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=== Week 5: 29 Oct - 2 Nov ===
'''NCS: 31 Oct (Wed), 4:30-6:00 pm'''
* Shuo (15 min)
* Research update (15 min)
* Research update (15 min)
* Project updates

'''Biocircuits: 1 Nov (Thu), 10 am - 12 pm'''
* Marcella (30 min)
* Anandh (15 min)
* Research update (15 min)
* Lab updates

<hr>
* Richard out of town on Tue
* iGEM World Jamboree, Fri-Mon
* No group meeting this week
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=== Week 6: 5-9 Nov ===
'''Biocircuits: 6 Nov (Tue), 10 am - 12 pm'''
* Anu (30 min)
* Emzo (15 min)
* Nadine (15 min)
* Lab updates

'''NCS: 7 Nov (Wed), 4:30-6:00 pm'''
* Fei (15 min)
* Necmiye (15 min)
* Research update (15 min)
* Project updates

<hr>
* No group meeting this week

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=== Week 7: 12-16 Nov ===
'''Biocircuits: 15 Nov (Thu), 10 am - 12 pm'''
* Ophelia (30 min)
* Zach (15 min)
* Enoch (15 min)
* Lab updates

'''NCS: 15 Nov (Thu), 4-5:30 pm'''
* Marcella (15 min)
* Mumu (15 min)
* Stephanie (15 min)
* Quentin (15 min)

<hr>
* No group meeting this week

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=== Week 8: 19-23 Nov ===
* Richard out of town all week
* Biocircuits lab cleanup: 20 Nov (Tue), 10 am - 12 pm
* Thanksgiving break, Thu-Fri
* No group meeting this week

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=== Week 9: 26-30 Nov ===
'''Biocircuits: 27 Nov (Tue), 10 am - 12 pm'''
* Vanessa (30 min)
* Jongmin (15 min)
* Victoria (15 min)
* Lab updates

'''NCS: 28 Nov (Wed), 4:30-6:00 pm'''
* Eric (15 min)
* Scott Livingston (15 min)
* Research update (15 min)
* Project updates

<hr>
* DARPA breadboards telecon, Thu @ 9:30 am
* SoCal Control Workshop, Fri (UC San Diego)
* No group meeting this week

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=== Week 10: 3-7 Dec ===
'''Biocircuits: 4 Dec (Tue), 10 am - 12 pm'''
* Emzo (30 min)
* Marcella (15 min)
* Research update (15 min)
* Lab updates

'''NCS: 5 Dec (Wed), 4:30-6:00 pm'''
* Shuo (15 min)
* Anandh (15 min)
* Research update (15 min)
* Project updates

<hr>
* No group meeting this week

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=== Week 11: 10-14 Dec ===
* CDC week, no group meetings
* Biocircuits lab cleanup: 11 Dec (Tue), 10 am - 12 pm

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=== Week 12: 17-21 Dec ===
* Winter break, no group meetings
* Richard around Mon-Thu
|}

Sebastian Trimpe, September 2012

2012-09-07T18:19:31Z

Ender: /* Schedule */

Sebastian Trimpe, a Ph.D. candidate with Prof. Raffaello D'Andrea at the Institute for Dynamic Systems and Control (IDSC) at ETH Zurich, will be visiting CDS on the 13th of Sep.

=== Schedule ===
* 11:30 am: Meet with Richard (Steele Lab 109)
* 12 pm: Richard's group meeting, 213 Annenberg
* 1:15pm: Lunch with Richard, possibly John
* 2:30 pm: Andrea Censi
* 3:15 pm: Mumu
* 4:00 pm: Necmiye, 130 Steele
* 4:45 pm: Done

=== Seminar abstract ===

Title:
Event-Based State Estimation for Networked Control Systems 
12-1:15 pm, 13 September 2012, 243 ANB

Abstract:
The problem of state estimation in a networked control system with multiple sensor-actuator-agents is considered. The agents are spatially distributed along a dynamic system, and they can share their sensor data over a communication bus. The objective is to maintain an estimate of the full system state on each agent while, at the same time, reducing the exchange of sensory data over the network. This work is inspired by the Balancing Cube, a cube that can balance autonomously on any of its corners through the action of six rotating arms, which constitute the agents of the control network (www.cube.ethz.ch).

An event-based approach is used to address the state estimation problem. The common bus allows each agent to run a copy of a so-called common estimator which operates only on the sensory data that has been broadcast over the network. Hence, its estimate represents the common information in the network. Each agent compares its local measurement against the common estimate of that measurement, and it transmits the measurement only if it is required to meet a certain estimation performance. The estimators themselves are implemented as time-varying Kalman filters handling the varying set of available measurements.

Different rules for making the transmit decision are conceivable. One such rule is to transmit a measurement if its associated prediction variance grows too large. For this scenario, the variance of the event-based Kalman filter evolves according to a new type of Riccati iteration with switching based on the available set of measurements. Based on simulation results, the variance sequence typically converges to a periodic solution of the switching Riccati equation. For the scalar, single sensor case, we prove conditions that guarantee the global convergence to a periodic solution.

Experimental results of applying the event-based state estimation techniques for feedback control on the Balancing Cube are discussed.

Bio:
Sebastian Trimpe is a Ph.D. candidate with Prof. Raffaello D'Andrea at the Institute for Dynamic Systems and Control (IDSC) at ETH Zurich. Sebastian received the B.S. degree in General Engineering Science in 2005 and the M.S. degree (Dipl.-Ing.) in Electrical Engineering two years later, both from Hamburg University of Technology. In 2007, he spent eight months as a research scholar at University of California at Berkeley. He is recipient of the General Engineering Award for the best undergraduate degree (2004), a scholarship from the German National Academic Foundation (2002 to 2007), and the triennial IFAC World Congress Interactive Paper Prize (2011).

SURF meetings, July 2012

2012-06-27T19:57:37Z

Ender: /* Mon, 2 Jul */

Please sign up for one of the slots below: __NOTOC__

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==== Mon, 2 Jul ====
* 9:30 am: open
* 9:50 am: open
* 10:10 am: open
* 10:30 am: open
* 10:50 am: Adam (Andrea)
* 11:10 am: open

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==== Tue, 3 Jul ====
* 9:20 am: open
* 9:40 am: open
 
* 11:50 am: open
* 11:10 am: open

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==== Wed, 4 Jul ====
* Institute holiday

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==== Thu, 5 Jul ====
* No calls

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==== Fri, 6 Jul ====
* 9:20 am: open
* 9:40 am: open
|}

SURF meetings, July 2012

2012-06-27T19:57:25Z

Ender: /* Mon, 2 Jul */

Please sign up for one of the slots below: __NOTOC__

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==== Mon, 2 Jul ====
* 9:30 am: open
* 9:50 am: open
* 10:10 am: open
* 10:30 am: open
* 10:50 am: Adam (Andrea )
* 11:10 am: open

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==== Tue, 3 Jul ====
* 9:20 am: open
* 9:40 am: open
 
* 11:50 am: open
* 11:10 am: open

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==== Wed, 4 Jul ====
* Institute holiday

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==== Thu, 5 Jul ====
* No calls

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==== Fri, 6 Jul ====
* 9:20 am: open
* 9:40 am: open
|}

Feb/Mar 2012 Meetings

2012-02-20T18:16:58Z

Ender: /* Wed, 29 Feb */

I would like to meet with everyone sometime in the last week of Feb/first week of March. Please sign up for a time below (note that the slots are different lengths). __NOTOC__

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'''In Santa Barbara''' (Vanessa, Ophelia, Dan, Emzo)
==== Tue, 28 Feb ====
* 4:00p - Open (60m)
* 5:00p - Open (60m)
==== Wed, 29 Feb ====
* 10:00a - Eric(60m)
* 3:30p - Open (60m)
<hr>

==== Thu, 1 Mar ====
* 3:00p - Biocircuits subgroup (Dan, Zach, Ophelia)
* 5:00p - Open (45m)
* 5:45p - Necmiye (45m)
* 6:30p - Open (60m)
<hr>
==== Fri, 2 Mar ====
* 9:00a - Open (60m)
* 10:00a - Eugene Lavretsky (75m)
* 11:15a - Hold, Eugene (45m)
:
* 12:00p - Group meeting
* 1:15p - NCS subgroup (Mumu, Pavithra)
* 3:00p - Pavithra (45m)
* 3:45p - Andrea (60m)
* 4:45p - Shaunak (45m)
* 5:30p - Open (60m)
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==== Mon, 5 Mar ====
* 9:00a - Open (60m)
* 10:00a - BE 150
* 11:00a - Open (45m)
* 11:45a - Open (45m)
:
* 1:00p - Open (60m)
* 2:00p - Open (60m)
* 3:00p - Robotics subgroup (Pete, Andrea)
* 4:30p - Open (60m)
* 5:30p - Open (60m)
* 6:30p - Open (60m)
<hr>
==== Tue, 6 Mar ====
* 9:00a - Open (60m)
* 10:00a -Open (60m)
* 11:00a - Hold: CDS 90 (60m)

* 2:00p - Hold: CDS 90 (60m)
* 3:00p - Biocircuits subgroup (Enoch, Vanessa, Victoria)
* 5:00p - iGEM
|}

Feb/Mar 2012 Meetings

2012-02-20T18:16:48Z

Ender: /* Fri, 2 Mar */

I would like to meet with everyone sometime in the last week of Feb/first week of March. Please sign up for a time below (note that the slots are different lengths). __NOTOC__

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'''In Santa Barbara''' (Vanessa, Ophelia, Dan, Emzo)
==== Tue, 28 Feb ====
* 4:00p - Open (60m)
* 5:00p - Open (60m)
==== Wed, 29 Feb ====
* 10:00a - Eric(60m)
* 3:30p - Andrea (60m)
<hr>

==== Thu, 1 Mar ====
* 3:00p - Biocircuits subgroup (Dan, Zach, Ophelia)
* 5:00p - Open (45m)
* 5:45p - Necmiye (45m)
* 6:30p - Open (60m)
<hr>
==== Fri, 2 Mar ====
* 9:00a - Open (60m)
* 10:00a - Eugene Lavretsky (75m)
* 11:15a - Hold, Eugene (45m)
:
* 12:00p - Group meeting
* 1:15p - NCS subgroup (Mumu, Pavithra)
* 3:00p - Pavithra (45m)
* 3:45p - Andrea (60m)
* 4:45p - Shaunak (45m)
* 5:30p - Open (60m)
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==== Mon, 5 Mar ====
* 9:00a - Open (60m)
* 10:00a - BE 150
* 11:00a - Open (45m)
* 11:45a - Open (45m)
:
* 1:00p - Open (60m)
* 2:00p - Open (60m)
* 3:00p - Robotics subgroup (Pete, Andrea)
* 4:30p - Open (60m)
* 5:30p - Open (60m)
* 6:30p - Open (60m)
<hr>
==== Tue, 6 Mar ====
* 9:00a - Open (60m)
* 10:00a -Open (60m)
* 11:00a - Hold: CDS 90 (60m)

* 2:00p - Hold: CDS 90 (60m)
* 3:00p - Biocircuits subgroup (Enoch, Vanessa, Victoria)
* 5:00p - iGEM
|}

Feb/Mar 2012 Meetings

2012-02-20T17:37:00Z

Ender: /* Wed, 29 Feb */

I would like to meet with everyone sometime in the last week of Feb/first week of March. Please sign up for a time below (note that the slots are different lengths). __NOTOC__

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'''In Santa Barbara''' (Vanessa, Ophelia, Dan, Shaunak)
==== Tue, 28 Feb ====
* 4:00p - Open (60m)
* 5:00p - Open (60m)
==== Wed, 29 Feb ====
* 10:00a - Open (60m)
* 3:30p - Andrea (60m)
<hr>

==== Thu, 1 Mar ====
* 3:00p - Biocircuits subgroup (Dan, Zach, Ophelia)
* 5:00p - Open (45m)
* 5:45p - Necmiye (45m)
* 6:30p - Open (60m)
<hr>
==== Fri, 2 Mar ====
* 9:00a - Open (60m)
* 10:00a - Eugene Lavretsky (75m)
* 11:15a - Hold, Eugene (45m)
:
* 12:00p - Group meeting
* 1:15p - NCS subgroup (Mumu, Pavithra)
* 3:00p - Open (45m)
* 3:45p - Open (60m)
* 4:45p - Open (45m)
* 5:30p - Open (60m)
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==== Mon, 5 Mar ====
* 9:00a - Open (60m)
* 10:00a - BE 150
* 11:00a - Open (45m)
* 11:45a - Open (45m)
:
* 1:00p - Open (60m)
* 2:00p - Open (60m)
* 3:00p - Robotics subgroup (Pete, Andrea)
* 4:30p - Open (60m)
* 5:30p - Open (60m)
* 6:30p - Open (60m)
<hr>
==== Tue, 6 Mar ====
* 9:00a - Open (60m)
* 10:00a -Open (60m)
* 11:00a - Hold: CDS 90 (60m)

* 2:00p - Hold: CDS 90 (60m)
* 3:00p - Biocircuits subgroup (Enoch, Vanessa, Victoria)
* 5:00p - iGEM
|}

SURF 2012

2011-12-31T01:56:56Z

Ender: /* List of available projects */

{{righttoc}}
This page is intended for students interested in working on SURF projects in the Summer of 2012. It contains a list of project areas where I will be supervising projects this year along with information about how to apply for a SURF project in my group.

=== Applying for a SURF project ===

Because I get many students interested in doing SURFs in my group and because we have several projects available, we use the first few weeks in January to sort out who we will work with in writing proposals. We only submit one proposal per project area and so we often can't accommodate everyone who wants to work in my group over the summer.

# Students interested in writing proposals for SURF projects should contact me via e-mail by 11 Jan (Wed) and provide the following information:
#* A list of up to three SURF projects from the list below that you are interested in working on
#* A one page resume listing relevant experience and coursework
#* If you are not a Caltech student, I will also need the following additional information:
#** An unofficial copy of your academic transcript
#** Names of two faculty members at your current institution that I can contact for a reference
# Starting on 12 January, I will go through all applications and work with my group to identify who is a possible fit for each project. We will then contact you and ask for you to meet (or talk with) possible co-mentors so that we can eventually work out who we will work with in writing up a proposal.
# We hope to make final decisions on projects by about 23 Jan, at which point we will start working with students on writing up proposals.
# All applications should go through the normal SURF application process, described at www.surf.caltech.edu. SURF applications are due on 22 Feb 2012.
# If you are selected for a SURF, please be aware of the following information
#* All SURF projects in my group will start on 19 Jun (Tue). If you can't start on that date, please make sure that you indicate this when you contact me
#* All SURF projects are for a minimum of 10 weeks, although I usually recommend that you try to stay for 12 weeks if possible (at no additional pay). It's hard to complete a project in just 10 weeks and spending a few extra weeks can greatly improve the project.
#* All SURF students in my group will be expected to devote full-time effort to their SURF project, so you cannot have a second job in addition to your SURF.

=== List of available projects ===

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| '''Title''' || '''Grant/Project''' || '''Co-Mentors''' || '''Comments'''
|-
| {{SURF|2012|Design and construction of novel synthetic biochemical switches}}
| [[Biomolecular Feedback Circuits for Modular, Robust and Rapid Response|ICB]]
| Dan Siegal-Gaskins
|
|-
| {{SURF|2012|Understanding feedback in bacterial toxin–antitoxin systems}}
| [[Biomolecular Feedback Circuits for Modular, Robust and Rapid Response|ICB]]
| Dan Siegal-Gaskins
|
|-
| {{SURF|2012|Formal verification of patching algorithms for SLAM tasks}}
| [[Model-Based Design and Qualification of Complex Systems|Boeing]]
| Scott Livingston, Pavithra Prabhakar
|
|-
| {{SURF|2012|Aircraft electric power system modeling in SIMULINK/Stateflow}}
| [[Model-Based Design and Qualification of Complex Systems|Boeing]]
| Ufuk Topcu, Mumu Xu, Necmiye Ozay
|
|-
| {{SURF|2012|Evaluation and benchmarking for robot motion planning problems using TuLiP}}
| [[Model-Based Design and Qualification of Complex Systems|Boeing]]
| Ufuk Topcu, Necmiye Ozay, Pavithra Prabhakar
|
|-
| {{SURF|2012|International Genetically Engineered Machines (iGEM) competition}}
| BE/Rosen
| Emzo de los Santos, Nate Glasser, Joe Meyerowitz
| 2 slots available
|-
| TBD (but robots involved)
|
| Andrea Censi
|
|}

Group Schedule, Winter 2012

2011-12-12T19:46:04Z

Ender: /* Week 6: 6 Feb - 10 Feb */

This page contains information about various upcoming events that are of interest to the group. __NOTOC__
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* [http://www.cds.caltech.edu/~murray/calendar.html Richard's calendar (travel)]
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* [[Group Schedule, Fall 2011]]
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The schedule for group and subgroup meetings is given below. Everyone should sign up for times to talk in the subgroup meetings.


==== Directions: ====
* '''Biocircuits (Tue or Thu, 3-5 pm)''': graduate students should give 1 longer presentation per term + 1-2 additional research updates; postdocs, undergrads should give 1-2 research updates.
* '''NCS (Wed, 4-6 pm)''': grad students should speak 2 times per term for 15-20 min (+ discussion), postdocs and undergrads at least once
* '''Robotics (Wed, 4-6 pm)''': grad students and postdocs should speak 2 times per term for 15-20 min (+ discussion), undergrads at least once; will also do ad hoc updates
* '''Group meeting talks (WThF, 12-1:15)''': postdocs and senior grad students (G4+) should feel free to sign up for a group meeting talk (biocircuit grad students: this can be in place of longer subgroup talk)


<center>
'''Please sign up for at least one presentation in the first six weeks of the term.'''
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Note that some of the meetings might need to shift, as noted; only sign up for those slots if you can make both times listed
 

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=== Week 1: 4-6 Jan ===
'''NCS: 4 Jan (Wed), 4-6 pm'''
* Jun Liu (15-20 min)
* Joseph Meyerowitz (15-20 min)
* Project updates
'''Group meeting: 5 Jan (Thu), 12-1:15'''
* Ophelia
'''Biocircuits: 5 Jan (Thu), 3-5 pm'''
* Safety briefing (30-40 min)
* Vanessa (10-15 min)
* Research update (10-15 min)
* Lab updates
<hr>
Academic holiday, 2-3 Jan 
CDS quals, 6 Jan (RMM busy all day)
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=== Week 2: 9-13 Jan ===
'''Robotics: 11 Jan (Wed), 4-6 pm'''
* Shuo (15-20 min)
* Scott Livingston (15-20 min)
* Short research updates (5 min each)
* Might shift to Fri, 1-3 pm
'''Biocircuits: 12 Jan (Thu), 3-5 pm'''
* Marcella (30-40 min)
* Jongmin (10-15 min)
* Research update (10-15 min)
* Lab updates
'''Group meeting: 13 Jan (Fri), 12-1:15 pm'''
* Domitilla Del Vecchio (MIT)
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=== Week 3: 16-20 Jan ===
'''Biocircuits: 17 Jan (Tue), 2-4 pm'''
* Research presentation (30-40 min)
* Dan (10-15 min)
* Shaunak (10-15 min)
* Lab updates
* Note time shift in day (to "regular" day)
'''NCS: 18 Jan (Wed), 4-6 pm'''
* Eric (15-20 min)
* Mumu (15-20 min)
* Project updates
'''Group meeting: 19 Jan (Thu), 12-1:15'''
* Naira Hovakimyan (UIUC)
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=== Week 4: 23-27 Jan ===
'''Biocircuits: 24 Jan (Tue), 3-5 pm'''
* Ophelia (30-40 min)
* Emzo (10-15 min)
* Enoch (10-15 min)
* Lab updates
'''Group meeting: 25 Jan (Wed), 12-1:15'''
* Necmiye
'''Robotics: 25 Jan (Wed), 4-6 pm'''
* Stephanie (15-20 min)
* Pete (15-20 min)
* Short research updates (5 min each)
* Might shift to Fri, 1-3 pm
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=== Week 5: 30 Jan - 3 Feb ===
'''Biocircuits: 31 Jan (Tue), 3-5 pm'''
* Research Presentation (30-40 min)
* Nikki(10-15 min)
* Zach (10-15 min)
* Lab updates
'''NCS: 1 Feb (Wed), 4-6 pm'''
* Marcella (15-20 min)
* Ufuk (15-20 min)
* Project updates
'''Group meeting: 2 Feb (Thu), 12-1:15'''
* Jongmin
|

=== Week 6: 6 Feb - 10 Feb ===
'''Biocircuits: 7 Feb (Tue), 3-5 pm'''
* Vanessa (30-40 min)
* Paul (10-15 min)
* Victoria (10-15 min)
* Lab updates
'''Group meeting: 8 Feb (Wed), 12-1:15'''
* Andrea
'''Robotics: 8 Feb (Wed), 4-6 pm'''
* Scott Livingston (15-20 min)
* Andrea (15-20 min)
* Short research updates (5 min each)

|- valign=top
|

=== Week 7: 13-17 Feb ===
'''NCS: 15 Feb (Wed), 4-6 pm'''
* Necmiye (15-20 min)
* Scott Livingston (15-20 min)
* Project updates
'''Group meeting: 16 Feb (Thu), 12-1:15'''
* Open
'''Biocircuits: 16 Feb (Thu), 3-5 pm'''
* Research presentation (30-40 min)
* Marcella (10-15 min)
* Research update (10-15 min)
* Lab updates
* Note change in day
|

=== Week 8: 20-24 Feb ===
'''Biocircuits: 21 Feb (Tue), 3-5 pm'''
* Emzo (30-40 min)
* Jongmin (10-15 min)
* Research update (10-15 min)
* Lab updates
'''Robotics: 22 Feb (Wed), 4-6 pm'''
* Shuo (15-20 min)
* Eric (15-20 min)
* Short research updates (5 min each)
'''Group meeting: 23 Feb (Thu), 12-1:15'''
* Hold: possible job talk
|

=== Week 9: 27 Feb - 2 Mar ===
'''Biocircuits: 28 Feb (Tue), 3-5 pm'''
* Dan (30-40 min)
* Research update (10-15 min)
* Research update (10-15 min)
* Lab updates
* Will probably shift to 2 Mar, 3-5 pm
'''NCS: 29 Feb (Wed), 4-6 pm'''
* Mumu (15-20 min)
* Open (15-20 min)
* Project updates
* Will probably shift to 2 Mar, 1-3 pm
'''Group meeting: 2 Mar (Fri), 12-1:15'''
* Shaunak
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=== Week 10: 5-9 Mar ===
'''Biocircuits: 6 Mar (Tue), 3-5 pm'''
* Enoch (30-40 min)
* Vanessa (10-15 min)
* Research update (10-15 min)
* Lab updates
'''Robotics: 7 Mar (Wed), 4-6 pm'''
* Pete (15-20 min)
* Andrea (15-20 min)
* Short research updates (5 min each)
'''Group meeting: 9 Mar (Fri), 12-1:15'''
* Hold: possible job talk
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=== Week 11: 12-16 Mar ===
Finals week; Richard out of town
|
=== Week 12: 19-23 Mar ===
Spring break; Richard out of town
|}

Group Schedule, Winter 2012

2011-12-12T19:45:02Z

Ender: /* Week 10: 5-9 Mar */

This page contains information about various upcoming events that are of interest to the group. __NOTOC__
{| width=60%
|- valign=top
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* [http://www.cds.caltech.edu/~murray/calendar.html Richard's calendar (travel)]
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* [[Group Schedule, Fall 2011]]
|}

The schedule for group and subgroup meetings is given below. Everyone should sign up for times to talk in the subgroup meetings.


==== Directions: ====
* '''Biocircuits (Tue or Thu, 3-5 pm)''': graduate students should give 1 longer presentation per term + 1-2 additional research updates; postdocs, undergrads should give 1-2 research updates.
* '''NCS (Wed, 4-6 pm)''': grad students should speak 2 times per term for 15-20 min (+ discussion), postdocs and undergrads at least once
* '''Robotics (Wed, 4-6 pm)''': grad students and postdocs should speak 2 times per term for 15-20 min (+ discussion), undergrads at least once; will also do ad hoc updates
* '''Group meeting talks (WThF, 12-1:15)''': postdocs and senior grad students (G4+) should feel free to sign up for a group meeting talk (biocircuit grad students: this can be in place of longer subgroup talk)


<center>
'''Please sign up for at least one presentation in the first six weeks of the term.'''
</center>

Note that some of the meetings might need to shift, as noted; only sign up for those slots if you can make both times listed
 

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=== Week 1: 4-6 Jan ===
'''NCS: 4 Jan (Wed), 4-6 pm'''
* Jun Liu (15-20 min)
* Joseph Meyerowitz (15-20 min)
* Project updates
'''Group meeting: 5 Jan (Thu), 12-1:15'''
* Ophelia
'''Biocircuits: 5 Jan (Thu), 3-5 pm'''
* Safety briefing (30-40 min)
* Vanessa (10-15 min)
* Research update (10-15 min)
* Lab updates
<hr>
Academic holiday, 2-3 Jan 
CDS quals, 6 Jan (RMM busy all day)
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=== Week 2: 9-13 Jan ===
'''Robotics: 11 Jan (Wed), 4-6 pm'''
* Shuo (15-20 min)
* Scott Livingston (15-20 min)
* Short research updates (5 min each)
* Might shift to Fri, 1-3 pm
'''Biocircuits: 12 Jan (Thu), 3-5 pm'''
* Marcella (30-40 min)
* Jongmin (10-15 min)
* Research update (10-15 min)
* Lab updates
'''Group meeting: 13 Jan (Fri), 12-1:15 pm'''
* Domitilla Del Vecchio (MIT)
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=== Week 3: 16-20 Jan ===
'''Biocircuits: 17 Jan (Tue), 2-4 pm'''
* Research presentation (30-40 min)
* Dan (10-15 min)
* Shaunak (10-15 min)
* Lab updates
* Note time shift in day (to "regular" day)
'''NCS: 18 Jan (Wed), 4-6 pm'''
* Eric (15-20 min)
* Mumu (15-20 min)
* Project updates
'''Group meeting: 19 Jan (Thu), 12-1:15'''
* Naira Hovakimyan (UIUC)
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=== Week 4: 23-27 Jan ===
'''Biocircuits: 24 Jan (Tue), 3-5 pm'''
* Ophelia (30-40 min)
* Emzo (10-15 min)
* Enoch (10-15 min)
* Lab updates
'''Group meeting: 25 Jan (Wed), 12-1:15'''
* Necmiye
'''Robotics: 25 Jan (Wed), 4-6 pm'''
* Stephanie (15-20 min)
* Pete (15-20 min)
* Short research updates (5 min each)
* Might shift to Fri, 1-3 pm
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=== Week 5: 30 Jan - 3 Feb ===
'''Biocircuits: 31 Jan (Tue), 3-5 pm'''
* Research Presentation (30-40 min)
* Nikki(10-15 min)
* Zach (10-15 min)
* Lab updates
'''NCS: 1 Feb (Wed), 4-6 pm'''
* Marcella (15-20 min)
* Ufuk (15-20 min)
* Project updates
'''Group meeting: 2 Feb (Thu), 12-1:15'''
* Jongmin
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=== Week 6: 6 Feb - 10 Feb ===
'''Biocircuits: 7 Feb (Tue), 3-5 pm'''
* Vanessa (30-40 min)
* Paul (10-15 min)
* Victoria (10-15 min)
* Lab updates
'''Group meeting: 8 Feb (Wed), 12-1:15'''
* Andrea
'''Robotics: 8 Feb (Wed), 4-6 pm'''
* Scott Livingston (15-20 min)
* Open (15-20 min)
* Short research updates (5 min each)

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=== Week 7: 13-17 Feb ===
'''NCS: 15 Feb (Wed), 4-6 pm'''
* Necmiye (15-20 min)
* Scott Livingston (15-20 min)
* Project updates
'''Group meeting: 16 Feb (Thu), 12-1:15'''
* Open
'''Biocircuits: 16 Feb (Thu), 3-5 pm'''
* Research presentation (30-40 min)
* Marcella (10-15 min)
* Research update (10-15 min)
* Lab updates
* Note change in day
|

=== Week 8: 20-24 Feb ===
'''Biocircuits: 21 Feb (Tue), 3-5 pm'''
* Emzo (30-40 min)
* Jongmin (10-15 min)
* Research update (10-15 min)
* Lab updates
'''Robotics: 22 Feb (Wed), 4-6 pm'''
* Shuo (15-20 min)
* Eric (15-20 min)
* Short research updates (5 min each)
'''Group meeting: 23 Feb (Thu), 12-1:15'''
* Hold: possible job talk
|

=== Week 9: 27 Feb - 2 Mar ===
'''Biocircuits: 28 Feb (Tue), 3-5 pm'''
* Dan (30-40 min)
* Research update (10-15 min)
* Research update (10-15 min)
* Lab updates
* Will probably shift to 2 Mar, 3-5 pm
'''NCS: 29 Feb (Wed), 4-6 pm'''
* Mumu (15-20 min)
* Open (15-20 min)
* Project updates
* Will probably shift to 2 Mar, 1-3 pm
'''Group meeting: 2 Mar (Fri), 12-1:15'''
* Shaunak
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=== Week 10: 5-9 Mar ===
'''Biocircuits: 6 Mar (Tue), 3-5 pm'''
* Enoch (30-40 min)
* Vanessa (10-15 min)
* Research update (10-15 min)
* Lab updates
'''Robotics: 7 Mar (Wed), 4-6 pm'''
* Pete (15-20 min)
* Andrea (15-20 min)
* Short research updates (5 min each)
'''Group meeting: 9 Mar (Fri), 12-1:15'''
* Hold: possible job talk
|

=== Week 11: 12-16 Mar ===
Finals week; Richard out of town
|
=== Week 12: 19-23 Mar ===
Spring break; Richard out of town
|}

Group Schedule, Fall 2011

2011-10-03T23:27:21Z

Ender: /* Week 2: 3-7 Oct */

This page contains information about various upcoming events that are of interest to the group. __NOTOC__
{| width=60%
|- valign=top
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* [http://www.cds.caltech.edu/~murray/calendar.html Richard's calendar (travel)]
| width=50% |
* [[Group Schedule, Summer 2011]]
|}

The schedule for group and subgroup meetings is given below. Everyone should sign up for times to talk in the subgroup meetings.
* Biocircuits: everyone should speak 2-3 times per term
* NCS/robotics: grad student should speak 2 times per term, postdocs and undergrads at least once
* Students/postdocs applying for jobs: if you want to give a "job talk" in group meeting, let me know
Note that some of the meetings might need to shift; only sign up for those slots if you can make both times listed
 

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=== Week 1: 26-30 Sep ===
27 Sep (Tue), 1-3 pm: Biocircuits
* Paul Nguyen
* Vanessa Jonsson
* Open (10-15 min)
28 Sep (Wed), 12 pm: Group meeting
* Hold: Pavrithra Prabhakar
28 Sep (Wed), 1-3 pm: NCS
* Richard (Boeing report)
* Scott Livingston
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=== Week 2: 3-7 Oct ===
3 Oct (Mon), 12 pm: Group meeting
* Dan Siegal-Gaskins
4 Oct (Tue), 1-3 pm; Biocircuits
* Enoch (10-15 min)
* Jongmin (10-15 min)
* emzo (10-15 min)
5 Oct (Wed), 1-3 pm: Robotics
* Andrea
* Dom
* ''Note'': might shift to 3:30-5 pm
<hr>
ARO synthetic biology workshop Thu-Fri
* Possible lab tours on Fri morning
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=== Week 3: 10-14 Oct ===
No group meeting

11 Oct (Tue), 12:30-2 pm: Biocircuits
* Shaunak (10-15 min)
* Ophelia
* Open (10-15 min)
12 Oct (Wed), 1-3 pm: NCS
* Jun (15-20 min)
* Ufuk (15-20 min)
<hr>
Rob Wood visiting on 11 Oct (Tue)

Boeing Annual Review on 12 Oct (Wed)

SoCal NLC on 14 Oct (Fri) @ UCLA
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|

=== Week 4: 17-21 Oct ===
18 Oct (Tue), 1-3 pm: Biocircuits
* Elisa
* Marcella (10-15 min)
* Open (10-15 min)
19 Oct (Wed), 12 pm: Group meeting
* Hold: job talk
19 Oct (Wed), 1-3 pm: Robotics
* Shuo (15-20 min)
* pete (15-20 min)
|

=== Week 5: 24-28 Oct ===
25 Oct (Tue), 10:30-12: Biocircuits
* Enoch (10-15 min)
* Vanessa Jonsson
* ''Note'': might shift to 12:30-2 pm
26 Oct (Wed), 12 pm: Group meeting
* Hold: UTC visitor?
26 Oct (Wed), 3:30-5 pm: NCS
* Mumu (15-20 min)
* Linlin (15-20 min)
<hr>
MuSyC/UTC workshop on Wed-Thu
|

=== Week 6: 31 Oct - 4 Nov ===
1 Nov (Tue), 1-3 pm; Biocircuits
* dsg
* emzo (10-15 min)
* Ophelia
2 Nov (Wed), 1-3 pm: Robotics
* Stephanie (15-20 min)
* Scott Livingston
3 Nov (Thu), 12 pm: Group meeting
* Hold: Qi Song (incoming visitor)
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=== Week 7: 7-11 Nov ===
7 Nov (Mon), 12:30-2:30 pm: Biocircuits
* Jongmin (10-15 min)
* Shaunak (10-15 min)
10 Nov (Thu), 12 pm: Group meeting
* Hold: job talk
10 Nov (Thu), 1-3 pm: NCS
* Eric (15-20 min)
* Necmiye (15-20 min)
* ''Note'': Might move to Mon, 2:30-4 pm
<hr>
Richard out of town Tue-Wed, possibly Thu-Fri
|

=== Week 8: 14-18 Nov ===
No group meeting

No biocircuits meeting

18 Nov (Thu), 4-5:30 pm: Robotics
* Shuo (15-20 min)
* pete (15-20 min)
<hr>
Richard out of town Tue-Wed

MuSyC workshop/review Wed-Fri

MPP STC proposal meeting, 13-14 Nov
|

=== Week 9: 21-25 Nov ===
22 Nov (Tue), 12:30-2 pm: Biocircuits
* Elisa
* Marcella (10-15 min)
* emzo (10-15 min)
23 Nov (Wed), 12 pm: group meeting
* Dionysios
23 Nov (Wed), 1-3 pm: NCS
* Mumu (15-20 min)
* Eric (15-20 min)
<hr>
Thanksgiving holiday: Thu-Fri
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=== Week 10: 28 Nov - 2 Dec ===
29 Nov (Tue), 1-3 pm: Biocircuits
* Vanessa Jonsson
* dsg
* Ophelia
30 Nov (Wed), 12 pm: Group meeting
* Hold: job talk
30 Nov (Wed), 1-3 pm: Robotics
* Dom
* Open (15-20 min)
|

=== Week 11: 5-9 Dec ===
Final weeks week, Richard out of town

No group or subgroup meetings
|
=== Week 12: 12-16 Dec ===
CDC week, Richard (probably) in town

Group and subgroup meetings TBD
|}

Group Schedule, Summer 2011

2011-06-27T17:15:37Z

Ender: /* Summer Schedule */

__NOTOC__
This page contains information about various upcoming events that are of interest to the group.
{| width=60%
|- valign=top
| width=50% |
* [http://www.cds.caltech.edu/~murray/calendar.html Richard's calendar (travel)]
| width=50% |
* [[Group Schedule, Spring 2011]]
|}

=== Summer Schedule ===

{| border=1 width=100%
|- valign=top
| '''Week'''
| '''Mini-group meetings'''
| '''Group meeting'''
| '''Other'''
|- valign=top
|
===== 13-17 Jun =====
|
None
|
None
|
RMM out all week
|- valign=top
|
===== 20-24 Jun =====
|
* iGEM: Mon @ 9:30
* SURF meetings, cycle 0: (sign on at [[SURF 2011]] page)
* NCS: Tue, 1-2:30 pm
** Speaker 1: Necmiye (discussion)
** Speaker 2: Linlin
|
Tue @ 12: Necmiye
|
RMM out 22-24 Jun
|- valign=top
|

===== 27 Jun - 1 Jul =====
|
* iGEM: Mon, 9:30a-10:30a
* Robotics: Mon, 1-3 pm
** Speaker 1: Sandeep
** Speaker 2: Sawyer
* Biocircuits: Tue, 9a-2p
** Overview presentations (all; 10 min each)
** Lunch will be provided
* SURF meetings, cycle 1: Tue pm
** 4:00 pm: Yuchen and Ufuk
** 4:30 pm: Klavdia and Sawyer
** 5:00 pm: Ishan and Jongmin
** 5:30 pm: open
** 6:00 pm: Arjun and Emzo
|
Mon @ 12: Nils Napp
|
* Nils Napp visiting
* Sean Meyn visiting
* RMM out 29 Jun-1 Jul (ACC)
|- valign=top
|

===== 4-8 Jul =====
|
* Biocircuits: Tue, 10-12
** Speaker 1: Marcella
** Speaker 2: Joe
** Speaker 3: Vanessa
* iGEM: Tue, 5:30-6:30p
* NCS: Thu, 1-3 pm
** Speaker 3: Scott Livingston
** Speaker 4: Jun Liu
* SURF meetings, cycle 1: Thu pm
** 3:00 pm: Magnus and Andrea
** 3:30 pm: open
** 4:00 pm: Petter and Necmiye
** 4:30 pm: Stephanie and Necmiye
** 5:00 pm: open

|
Tue @ 12: Henrik Sandberg
|
* Institute holiday on Mon
* Eric Colinet visiting on 5 Jul
* Henrik Sandberg visiting 3-9 Jul
|- valign=top
|

===== 11-15 Jul =====
|
* iGEM: Mon, 9:30a-10:30a
* Robotics: Wed, 1p-3p
** Speaker 3: Shuo
** Speaker 4: Andrea
* Biocircuits: Thu, 10a-12p
** Speaker 4: Ophelia
** Speaker 5: Emzo
** iGEM presentation (30 min)
* SURF meetings, cycle 2: Thu, pm
** 3:00 pm: open
** 3:30 pm: open
** 4:00 pm: open
** 4:30 pm: open
|
Thu @ 12: Speaker TBD
|
|- valign=top
|

===== 18-22 Jul =====
|
* SURF meetings, cycle 2: Thu pm
** 2:30p: open
** 3:00p: open
** 3:30p: Ishan and Jongmin
** 4:00p: Klavdia and Sawyer
** 4:30p: Stephanie and Necmiye
* iGEM: Thu, 5-6p
* Biocircuits: Fri, 10a-12p
** Speaker 6: Ye Yuan
** Speaker 7: Dionysios
** SURF 1: Paul
* Robotics: Fri, 1p-3p
** Speaker 5: pete
** SURF 1: Magnus
** SURF 2: Stephanie
* NCS: Fri, 3p-5p
** Speaker 5: Mumu
** Speaker 6: Ufuk
** SURF 1: Petter
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Fri @ 12: Josh Michener
|
* RMM out 18-21 Jul am
* Josh Michener visiting 22 Jul
|- valign=top
|

===== 25-29 Jul =====
|
|
|
* RMM out 25-29 Jul
|- valign=top
|

===== 1-5 Aug =====
|
* iGEM: Thu, 5-6 pm
* Biocircuits: Fri, 10a-12p
** Speaker 8: Marcella
** SURF 2: Ishan
** SURF 3: Arjun
* NCS: Fri, 1p-3p
** Speaker 7: Scott Livingston
** Speaker 8: Eric
** SURF 2: Yuchen
* SURF meetings, cycle 3: Fri, pm
** 3:00p: Klavdia and Sawyer
** 3:30p: open
** 4:00p: open
** 4:30p: open
** 5:00p: open
|
Fri @ 12: speaker TBD
|
* RMM out 1-4 Aug
|- valign=top
|

===== 8-12 Aug =====
|
* Robotics: Tue, 1p-3p
** Speaker 6: open
** SURF 3: Klavdia
* SURF meetings, cycle 3: Tue, pm
** 3:00p: open
** 3:30p: open
** 4:00p: Ishan and Jongmin
** 4:30p: Stephanie and Necmiye
* Biocircuits: Thu, 10a-12p
** Speaker 9: Jongmin
** Speaker 10: Shaunak
** SURF 4: Keshav
* iGEM: Thu, 5p-6p
|
Thu @ 12: speaker TBD
|
|- valign=top
|

===== 15-19 Aug =====
|
|
|
RMM out 15-19 Aug
|- valign=top
|

===== 22-26 Aug =====
|
* iGEM: Mon, 9a-10a
* Biocircuits: Mon, 10a-12p
** Speaker 11: open
** Speaker 12: Enoch Yeung
** Speaker 13: open
* Robotics: Mon, 1p-3p
** Speaker 7: open
** Speaker 8: open
* NCS: Mon, 3p-5p
** Speaker 9: Linlin
** Speaker 10: Necmiye
|
Tue @ 12: speaker TBD
|
RMM out: 25 Aug (pm) - 1 Sep (pm)
|- valign=top
|

===== 29 Aug - 2 Sep =====
|
* Robotics: Thu, 1-3p
** Speaker 9: Shuo
** Speaker 10: Pete
* NCS: Thu, 3-5p
** Speaker 11: Asghar
** Speaker 12: Eric
* iGEM: Thu, 5p-6p
* Biocircuits; Fri, 10a-12p
** Speaker 14: Ophelia
** Speaker 15: open
** Speaker 16: open

|
Fri @ 12p (tentative): speaker TBD
|
* RMM out: 25 Aug (pm) - 1 Sep (pm)
|- valign=top
|

===== 5-9 Sep =====
|
|
|
* RMM out, 5-9 Sep
|- valign=top
|
===== 12-16 Sep =====
|
* Biocircuits: Tue, 10a-12p
** Speaker 17: Emzo
** Speaker 18: open
** Speaker 19: open
* NCS: Wed, 1p-3p
** Speaker 13: Mumu
** Speaker 14: Ufuk
|
Tue @ 12p: Doug MacMynowski
|
|- valign=top
|

===== 19-23 Sep =====
|
* Robotics: Mon, 1p-3p
** Speaker 11: Asghar
** Speaker 12: Andrea
* Biocircuits: Tue, 10a-12p
** Speaker 20: open
** Speaker 21: Enoch Yeung
** Speaker 22: open
|
Tue @ 12p: speaker TBD
|
RMM out, 20 Sep (pm) to 23 Sep
|}

Group Schedule, Summer 2011

2011-06-20T06:25:05Z

Ender: /* 27 Jun - 1 Jul */

__NOTOC__
This page contains information about various upcoming events that are of interest to the group.
{| width=60%
|- valign=top
| width=50% |
* [http://www.cds.caltech.edu/~murray/calendar.html Richard's calendar (travel)]
| width=50% |
* [[Group Schedule, Spring 2011]]
|}

=== Summer Schedule ===

{| border=1 width=100%
|- valign=top
| '''Week'''
| '''Mini-group meetings'''
| '''Group meeting'''
| '''Other'''
|- valign=top
|
===== 13-17 Jun =====
|
None
|
None
|
RMM out all week
|- valign=top
|
===== 20-24 Jun =====
|
* iGEM: Mon @ 9:30
* SURF meetings, cycle 0: (sign on at [[SURF 2011]] page)
* NCS: Tue, 1-2:30 pm
** Speaker 1: Necmiye (discussion)
** Speaker 2: open
|
Tue @ 12: Necmiye
|
RMM out 22-24 Jun
|- valign=top
|

===== 27 Jun - 1 Jul =====
|
* Robotics: Mon, 1-3 pm
** Speaker 1: open
** Speaker 2: Sandeep
* Biocircuits: Tue, 9a-2p
** Overview presentations (all; 10 min each)
** Lunch will be provided
* SURF meetings, cycle 1: Tue pm
** 4:00 pm: open
** 4:30 pm: open
** 5:00 pm: open
** 5:30 pm: open
** 6:00 pm: open
|
Mon @ 12: Nils Napp
|
* Nils Napp visiting
* RMM out 29 Jun-1 Jul (ACC)
|- valign=top
|

===== 4-8 Jul =====
|
* Biocircuits: Tue, 10-12
** Speaker 1: Marcella
** Speaker 2: Joe
** Speaker 3: open
* NCS: Thu, 1-3 pm
** Speaker 3: Scott Livingston
** Speaker 4: Linlin
* SURF meetings, cycle 1: Thu pm
** 3:00 pm: open
** 3:30 pm: open
** 4:00 pm: Klavdia and Sawyer
** 4:30 pm: open
** 5:00 pm: open

|
Tue @ 12: Henrik Sandberg
|
* Institute holiday on Mon
* Eric Colinet visiting on 5 Jul
* Henrik Sandberg visiting 3-9 Jul
|- valign=top
|

===== 11-15 Jul =====
|
* Robotics: Wed, 1p-3p
** Speaker 3: Shuo
** Speaker 4: Andrea
* Biocircuits: Thu, 10a-12p
** Speaker 4: Ophelia
** Speaker 5: open
** iGEM presentation (30 min)
* SURF meetings, cycle 2: Thu, pm
** 3:00 pm: open
** 3:30 pm: open
** 4:00 pm: open
** 4:30 pm: open
* iGEM: Thu @ 5 pm?
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Thu @ 12: Speaker TBD
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===== 18-22 Jul =====
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* SURF meetings, cycle 2: Thu pm
** 2:30p: open
** 3:00p: open
** 3:30p: open
** 4:00p: Klavdia and Sawyer
** 4:30p: open
* iGEM: Thu, 5-6p?
* Biocircuits: Fri, 10a-12p
** Speaker 6: Ye Yuan
** Speaker 7: Dionysios
** SURF 1: Paul
* Robotics: Fri, 1p-3p
** Speaker 5: pete
** SURF 1: Magnus
** SURF 2: Stephanie
* NCS: Fri, 3p-5p
** Speaker 5: Mumu
** Speaker 6: Ufuk
** SURF 1: Petter
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Fri @ 12: Josh Michener
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* RMM out 18-21 Jul am
* Josh Michener visiting 22 Jul
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===== 25-29 Jul =====
|
|
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* RMM out 25-29 Jul
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===== 1-5 Aug =====
|
* iGEM: 5-6p?
* Biocircuits: Fri, 10a-12p
** Speaker 8: Marcella
** SURF 2: Ishan
** SURF 3: Arjun
* NCS: Fri, 1p-3p
** Speaker 7: Scott Livingston
** Speaker 8: Eric
** SURF 2: Yuchen
* SURF meetings, cycle 3: Fri, pm
** 3:00p: Klavdia and Sawyer
** 3:30p: open
** 4:00p: open
** 4:30p: open
** 5:00p: open
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Fri @ 12: speaker TBD
|
* RMM out 1-4 Aug
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|

===== 8-12 Aug =====
|
* Robotics: Tue, 1p-3p
** Speaker 6: open
** SURF 3: Klavdia
* SURF meetings, cycle 3: Tue, pm
** 3:00p: open
** 4:30p: open
** 4:00p: open
** 5:30p: open
** 6:00p: open
* Biocircuits: Thu, 10a-12p
** Speaker 9: Jongmin
** Speaker 10: Shaunak
** SURF 4: Keshav
* iGEM: 5p-6p
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Thu @ 12: speaker TBD
|
|- valign=top
|

===== 15-19 Aug =====
|
|
|
RMM out 15-19 Aug
|- valign=top
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===== 22-26 Aug =====
|
* Biocircuits: Mon, 10a-12p
** Speaker 11: open
** Speaker 12: Enoch Yeung
** Speaker 13: open
* Robotics: Mon, 1p-3p
** Speaker 7: open
** Speaker 8: open
* NCS: Mon, 3p-5p
** Speaker 9: Linlin
** Speaker 10: Necmiye
* iGEM: 5p-6p
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Tue @ 12: speaker TBD
|
RMM out: 25 Aug (pm) - 1 Sep (pm)
|- valign=top
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===== 29 Aug - 2 Sep =====
|
* Robotics: Thu, 1-3p
** Speaker 9: Shuo
** Speaker 10: Pete
* NCS: Thu, 3-5p
** Speaker 11: Asghar
** Speaker 12: Eric
* iGEM: Thu, 5p-6p
* Biocircuits; Fri, 10a-12p
** Speaker 14: Ophelia
** Speaker 15: open
** Speaker 16: open

|
Fri @ 12p (tentative): speaker TBD
|
* RMM out: 25 Aug (pm) - 1 Sep (pm)
|- valign=top
|

===== 5-9 Sep =====
|
|
|
* RMM out, 5-9 Sep
|- valign=top
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===== 12-16 Sep =====
|
* Biocircuits: Tue, 10a-12p
** Speaker 17: open
** Speaker 18: open
** Speaker 19: open
* NCS: Wed, 1p-3p
** Speaker 13: Mumu
** Speaker 14: Ufuk
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Tue @ 12p: speaker TBD
|
|- valign=top
|

===== 19-23 Sep =====
|
* Robotics: Mon, 1p-3p
** Speaker 11: Asghar
** Speaker 12: Andrea
* Biocircuits: Tue, 10a-12p
** Speaker 20: open
** Speaker 21: Enoch Yeung
** Speaker 22: open
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Tue @ 12p: speaker TBD
|
RMM out, 20 Sep (pm) to 23 Sep
|}

Group Schedule, Summer 2011

2011-06-20T06:24:54Z

Ender: /* 11-15 Jul */

__NOTOC__
This page contains information about various upcoming events that are of interest to the group.
{| width=60%
|- valign=top
| width=50% |
* [http://www.cds.caltech.edu/~murray/calendar.html Richard's calendar (travel)]
| width=50% |
* [[Group Schedule, Spring 2011]]
|}

=== Summer Schedule ===

{| border=1 width=100%
|- valign=top
| '''Week'''
| '''Mini-group meetings'''
| '''Group meeting'''
| '''Other'''
|- valign=top
|
===== 13-17 Jun =====
|
None
|
None
|
RMM out all week
|- valign=top
|
===== 20-24 Jun =====
|
* iGEM: Mon @ 9:30
* SURF meetings, cycle 0: (sign on at [[SURF 2011]] page)
* NCS: Tue, 1-2:30 pm
** Speaker 1: Necmiye (discussion)
** Speaker 2: open
|
Tue @ 12: Necmiye
|
RMM out 22-24 Jun
|- valign=top
|

===== 27 Jun - 1 Jul =====
|
* Robotics: Mon, 1-3 pm
** Speaker 1: open
** Speaker 2: open
* Biocircuits: Tue, 9a-2p
** Overview presentations (all; 10 min each)
** Lunch will be provided
* SURF meetings, cycle 1: Tue pm
** 4:00 pm: open
** 4:30 pm: open
** 5:00 pm: open
** 5:30 pm: open
** 6:00 pm: open
|
Mon @ 12: Nils Napp
|
* Nils Napp visiting
* RMM out 29 Jun-1 Jul (ACC)
|- valign=top
|

===== 4-8 Jul =====
|
* Biocircuits: Tue, 10-12
** Speaker 1: Marcella
** Speaker 2: Joe
** Speaker 3: open
* NCS: Thu, 1-3 pm
** Speaker 3: Scott Livingston
** Speaker 4: Linlin
* SURF meetings, cycle 1: Thu pm
** 3:00 pm: open
** 3:30 pm: open
** 4:00 pm: Klavdia and Sawyer
** 4:30 pm: open
** 5:00 pm: open

|
Tue @ 12: Henrik Sandberg
|
* Institute holiday on Mon
* Eric Colinet visiting on 5 Jul
* Henrik Sandberg visiting 3-9 Jul
|- valign=top
|

===== 11-15 Jul =====
|
* Robotics: Wed, 1p-3p
** Speaker 3: Shuo
** Speaker 4: Andrea
* Biocircuits: Thu, 10a-12p
** Speaker 4: Ophelia
** Speaker 5: open
** iGEM presentation (30 min)
* SURF meetings, cycle 2: Thu, pm
** 3:00 pm: open
** 3:30 pm: open
** 4:00 pm: open
** 4:30 pm: open
* iGEM: Thu @ 5 pm?
|
Thu @ 12: Speaker TBD
|
|- valign=top
|

===== 18-22 Jul =====
|
* SURF meetings, cycle 2: Thu pm
** 2:30p: open
** 3:00p: open
** 3:30p: open
** 4:00p: Klavdia and Sawyer
** 4:30p: open
* iGEM: Thu, 5-6p?
* Biocircuits: Fri, 10a-12p
** Speaker 6: Ye Yuan
** Speaker 7: Dionysios
** SURF 1: Paul
* Robotics: Fri, 1p-3p
** Speaker 5: pete
** SURF 1: Magnus
** SURF 2: Stephanie
* NCS: Fri, 3p-5p
** Speaker 5: Mumu
** Speaker 6: Ufuk
** SURF 1: Petter
|
Fri @ 12: Josh Michener
|
* RMM out 18-21 Jul am
* Josh Michener visiting 22 Jul
|- valign=top
|

===== 25-29 Jul =====
|
|
|
* RMM out 25-29 Jul
|- valign=top
|

===== 1-5 Aug =====
|
* iGEM: 5-6p?
* Biocircuits: Fri, 10a-12p
** Speaker 8: Marcella
** SURF 2: Ishan
** SURF 3: Arjun
* NCS: Fri, 1p-3p
** Speaker 7: Scott Livingston
** Speaker 8: Eric
** SURF 2: Yuchen
* SURF meetings, cycle 3: Fri, pm
** 3:00p: Klavdia and Sawyer
** 3:30p: open
** 4:00p: open
** 4:30p: open
** 5:00p: open
|
Fri @ 12: speaker TBD
|
* RMM out 1-4 Aug
|- valign=top
|

===== 8-12 Aug =====
|
* Robotics: Tue, 1p-3p
** Speaker 6: open
** SURF 3: Klavdia
* SURF meetings, cycle 3: Tue, pm
** 3:00p: open
** 4:30p: open
** 4:00p: open
** 5:30p: open
** 6:00p: open
* Biocircuits: Thu, 10a-12p
** Speaker 9: Jongmin
** Speaker 10: Shaunak
** SURF 4: Keshav
* iGEM: 5p-6p
|
Thu @ 12: speaker TBD
|
|- valign=top
|

===== 15-19 Aug =====
|
|
|
RMM out 15-19 Aug
|- valign=top
|

===== 22-26 Aug =====
|
* Biocircuits: Mon, 10a-12p
** Speaker 11: open
** Speaker 12: Enoch Yeung
** Speaker 13: open
* Robotics: Mon, 1p-3p
** Speaker 7: open
** Speaker 8: open
* NCS: Mon, 3p-5p
** Speaker 9: Linlin
** Speaker 10: Necmiye
* iGEM: 5p-6p
|
Tue @ 12: speaker TBD
|
RMM out: 25 Aug (pm) - 1 Sep (pm)
|- valign=top
|

===== 29 Aug - 2 Sep =====
|
* Robotics: Thu, 1-3p
** Speaker 9: Shuo
** Speaker 10: Pete
* NCS: Thu, 3-5p
** Speaker 11: Asghar
** Speaker 12: Eric
* iGEM: Thu, 5p-6p
* Biocircuits; Fri, 10a-12p
** Speaker 14: Ophelia
** Speaker 15: open
** Speaker 16: open

|
Fri @ 12p (tentative): speaker TBD
|
* RMM out: 25 Aug (pm) - 1 Sep (pm)
|- valign=top
|

===== 5-9 Sep =====
|
|
|
* RMM out, 5-9 Sep
|- valign=top
|
===== 12-16 Sep =====
|
* Biocircuits: Tue, 10a-12p
** Speaker 17: open
** Speaker 18: open
** Speaker 19: open
* NCS: Wed, 1p-3p
** Speaker 13: Mumu
** Speaker 14: Ufuk
|
Tue @ 12p: speaker TBD
|
|- valign=top
|

===== 19-23 Sep =====
|
* Robotics: Mon, 1p-3p
** Speaker 11: Asghar
** Speaker 12: Andrea
* Biocircuits: Tue, 10a-12p
** Speaker 20: open
** Speaker 21: Enoch Yeung
** Speaker 22: open
|
Tue @ 12p: speaker TBD
|
RMM out, 20 Sep (pm) to 23 Sep
|}

Group Schedule, Summer 2011

2011-06-20T02:25:06Z

Ender: /* Summer Schedule */

__NOTOC__
This page contains information about various upcoming events that are of interest to the group.
{| width=60%
|- valign=top
| width=50% |
* [http://www.cds.caltech.edu/~murray/calendar.html Richard's calendar (travel)]
| width=50% |
* [[Group Schedule, Spring 2011]]
|}

=== Summer Schedule ===

{| border=1 width=100%
|- valign=top
| '''Week'''
| '''Mini-group meetings'''
| '''Group meeting'''
| '''Other'''
|- valign=top
|
===== 13-17 Jun =====
|
None
|
None
|
RMM out all week
|- valign=top
|
===== 20-24 Jun =====
|
* iGEM: Mon @ 9:30
* SURF meetings, cycle 0: (sign on at [[SURF 2011]] page)
* NCS: Tue, 1-2:30 pm
** Speaker 1: Necmiye (discussion)
** Speaker 2: open
|
Tue @ 12: Necmiye
|
RMM out 22-24 Jun
|- valign=top
|

===== 27 Jun - 1 Jul =====
|
* Robotics: Mon, 1-3 pm
** Speaker 1: open
** Speaker 2: open
* Biocircuits: Tue, 9a-2p
** Overview presentations (all; 10 min each)
** Lunch will be provided
* SURF meetings, cycle 1: Tue pm
** 4:00 pm: open
** 4:30 pm: open
** 5:00 pm: open
** 5:30 pm: open
** 6:00 pm: open
|
Mon @ 12: Nils Napp
|
* Nils Napp visiting
* RMM out 29 Jun-1 Jul (ACC)
|- valign=top
|

===== 4-8 Jul =====
|
* Biocircuits: Tue, 10-12
** Speaker 1: Marcella
** Speaker 2: open
** Speaker 3: open
* NCS: Thu, 1-3 pm
** Speaker 3: Scott Livingston
** Speaker 4: Linlin
* SURF meetings, cycle 1: Thu pm
** 3:00 pm: open
** 3:30 pm: open
** 4:00 pm: Klavdia and Sawyer
** 4:30 pm: open
** 5:00 pm: open

|
Tue @ 12: Henrik Sandberg
|
* Institute holiday on Mon
* Eric Colinet visiting on 5 Jul
* Henrik Sandberg visiting 3-9 Jul
|- valign=top
|

===== 11-15 Jul =====
|
* Robotics: Wed, 1p-3p
** Speaker 3: Shuo
** Speaker 4: Sandeep
* Biocircuits: Thu, 10a-12p
** Speaker 4: Ophelia
** Speaker 5: open
** iGEM presentation (30 min)
* SURF meetings, cycle 2: Thu, pm
** 3:00 pm: open
** 3:30 pm: open
** 4:00 pm: open
** 4:30 pm: open
* iGEM: Thu @ 5 pm?
|
Thu @ 12: Speaker TBD
|
|- valign=top
|

===== 18-22 Jul =====
|
* SURF meetings, cycle 2: Thu pm
** 2:30p: open
** 3:00p: open
** 3:30p: open
** 4:00p: Klavdia and Sawyer
** 4:30p: open
* iGEM: Thu, 5-6p?
* Biocircuits: Fri, 10a-12p
** Speaker 6: Ye Yuan
** Speaker 7: Dionysios
** SURF 1: Paul
* Robotics: Fri, 1p-3p
** Speaker 5: pete
** SURF 1: Magnus
** SURF 2: Stephanie
* NCS: Fri, 3p-5p
** Speaker 5: Mumu
** Speaker 6: Ufuk
** SURF 1: Petter
|
Fri @ 12: Josh Michener
|
* RMM out 18-21 Jul am
* Josh Michener visiting 22 Jul
|- valign=top
|

===== 25-29 Jul =====
|
|
|
* RMM out 25-29 Jul
|- valign=top
|

===== 1-5 Aug =====
|
* iGEM: 5-6p?
* Biocircuits: Fri, 10a-12p
** Speaker 8: Marcella
** SURF 2: Ishan
** SURF 3: Arjun
* NCS: Fri, 1p-3p
** Speaker 7: Scott Livingston
** Speaker 8: Eric
** SURF 2: Yuchen
* SURF meetings, cycle 3: Fri, pm
** 3:00p: Klavdia and Sawyer
** 3:30p: open
** 4:00p: open
** 4:30p: open
** 5:00p: open
|
Fri @ 12: speaker TBD
|
* RMM out 1-4 Aug
|- valign=top
|

===== 8-12 Aug =====
|
* Robotics: Tue, 1p-3p
** Speaker 6: open
** SURF 3: Klavdia
* SURF meetings, cycle 3: Tue, pm
** 3:00p: open
** 4:30p: open
** 4:00p: open
** 5:30p: open
** 6:00p: open
* Biocircuits: Thu, 10a-12p
** Speaker 9: Jongmin
** Speaker 10: Shaunak
** SURF 4: Keshav
* iGEM: 5p-6p
|
Thu @ 12: speaker TBD
|
|- valign=top
|

===== 15-19 Aug =====
|
|
|
RMM out 15-19 Aug
|- valign=top
|

===== 22-26 Aug =====
|
* Biocircuits: Mon, 10a-12p
** Speaker 11: open
** Speaker 12: Enoch Yeung
** Speaker 13: open
* Robotics: Mon, 1p-3p
** Speaker 7: open
** Speaker 8: open
* NCS: Mon, 3p-5p
** Speaker 9: Linlin
** Speaker 10: Necmiye
* iGEM: 5p-6p
|
Tue @ 12: speaker TBD
|
RMM out: 25 Aug (pm) - 1 Sep (pm)
|- valign=top
|

===== 29 Aug - 2 Sep =====
|
* Robotics: Thu, 1-3p
** Speaker 9: Shuo
** Speaker 10: Pete
* NCS: Thu, 3-5p
** Speaker 11: Asghar
** Speaker 12: Eric
* iGEM: Thu, 5p-6p
* Biocircuits; Fri, 10a-12p
** Speaker 14: Ophelia
** Speaker 15: open
** Speaker 16: open

|
Fri @ 12p (tentative): speaker TBD
|
* RMM out: 25 Aug (pm) - 1 Sep (pm)
|- valign=top
|

===== 5-9 Sep =====
|
|
|
* RMM out, 5-9 Sep
|- valign=top
|
===== 12-16 Sep =====
|
* Biocircuits: Tue, 10a-12p
** Speaker 17: open
** Speaker 18: open
** Speaker 19: open
* NCS: Wed, 1p-3p
** Speaker 13: Mumu
** Speaker 14: Ufuk
|
Tue @ 12p: speaker TBD
|
|- valign=top
|

===== 19-23 Sep =====
|
* Robotics: Mon, 1p-3p
** Speaker 11: Asghar
** Speaker 12: Andrea
* Biocircuits: Tue, 10a-12p
** Speaker 20: open
** Speaker 21: Enoch Yeung
** Speaker 22: open
|
Tue @ 12p: speaker TBD
|
RMM out, 20 Sep (pm) to 23 Sep
|}