SURF 2020 - Revision history

Murray at 22:22, 12 January 2020

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	# Starting on 11 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.		# Starting on 11 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.		# 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 ~~2015~~ (Amgen applications are due a week earlier)..		# All applications should go through the normal SURF application process, described at www.surf.caltech.edu. SURF applications are due on ~22 Feb (Amgen applications are due a week earlier)..
	# If you are selected for a SURF, please be aware of the following information		# If you are selected for a SURF, please be aware of the following information
	#* All SURF projects in my group will start on 16 Jun (Tue). If you can't start on that date, please make sure that you indicate this when you contact me		#* All SURF projects in my group will start on 16 Jun (Tue). If you can't start on that date, please make sure that you indicate this when you contact me

Murray at 18:02, 7 January 2020

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	#* All SURF projects are for a minimum of 10 weeks, although I usually recommend that you try to stay for 12 weeks if possible. It's hard to complete a project in just 10 weeks and spending a few extra weeks can greatly improve the project.		#* All SURF projects are for a minimum of 10 weeks, although I usually recommend that you try to stay for 12 weeks if possible. 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.		#* 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.
			#* Additional information on SURF available here: https://sfp.caltech.edu/programs/surf

	=== List of available projects ===		=== List of available projects ===

Murray at 03:46, 7 January 2020

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	# 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.		# 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 8 Jan (~~Wed~~) and provide the following information:		# Students interested in writing proposals for SURF projects should contact me via e-mail by 10 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 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		#* A one page resume listing relevant experience and coursework
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	#** An unofficial copy of your academic transcript		#** An unofficial copy of your academic transcript
	#** Names of two faculty members at your current institution that I can contact for a reference		#** Names of two faculty members at your current institution that I can contact for a reference
	# Starting on 10 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.		# Starting on 11 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.		# 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 2015 (Amgen applications are due a week earlier)..		# All applications should go through the normal SURF application process, described at www.surf.caltech.edu. SURF applications are due on ~22 Feb 2015 (Amgen applications are due a week earlier)..

Murray: /* List of available projects */

2019-12-17T06:02:08Z

List of available projects

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	\| {{SURF\|2020\|System identification of bacterial gene expression as a function of population dynamics}}		\| {{SURF\|2020\|System identification of bacterial gene expression as a function of population dynamics}}
			\| TBD
	\| Chelsea Hu		\| Chelsea Hu
	~~\| TBD~~
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	\|-		\|-

Murray at 05:24, 17 December 2019

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	\| TBD		\| TBD
	\| Rory Williams		\| Rory Williams
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			\| {{SURF\|2020\|System identification of bacterial gene expression as a function of population dynamics}}
			\| Chelsea Hu
			\| TBD
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	\|-		\|-

Rlwillia: /* List of available projects */

2019-12-16T12:15:55Z

List of available projects

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	\| TBD		\| TBD
	\| Francesca Baldini		\| Francesca Baldini
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			\|-
			\| {{SURF\|2020\|Applications of synthetic differentiation}}
			\| TBD
			\| Rory Williams
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Murray at 21:54, 15 December 2019

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	\| [[DENSO CPM]]		\| [[DENSO CPM]]
	\| Josefine Graebener		\| Josefine Graebener
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			\|-
			\| {{SURF\|2020\|Social-Aware Robot Navigation}}
			\| TBD
			\| Francesca Baldini
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	\|-		\|-
	\| {{SURF\|2018\|Genetically-Programmed Synthetic Cells and Multi-Cellular Machines}}		\| {{SURF\|2018\|Genetically-Programmed Synthetic Cells and Multi-Cellular Machines}}

Murray: /* List of available projects */

2019-12-15T21:48:47Z

List of available projects

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	\| {{SURF\|2018\|Genetically-Programmed Synthetic Cells and Multi-Cellular Machines}}		\| {{SURF\|2018\|Genetically-Programmed Synthetic Cells and Multi-Cellular Machines}}
	\| ~~[[GBMF PMTI]],~~ [[NSF ~~MPP2~~]]		\| [[NSF Cell Free]]
	\| None		\| None
	\| Multiple projects may be available; competitive selection		\| Multiple projects may be available; competitive selection
	\|}		\|}

Murray: /* List of available projects */

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	\| Ayush Pandey		\| Ayush Pandey
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			\| {{SURF\|2020\|Hardware Implementation of Contract-Based Design for Automated Valet Parking System}}
			\| [[DENSO CPM]]
			\| Josefine Graebener
	\|-		\|-
	\| {{SURF\|2018\|Genetically-Programmed Synthetic Cells and Multi-Cellular Machines}}		\| {{SURF\|2018\|Genetically-Programmed Synthetic Cells and Multi-Cellular Machines}}

Murray at 21:38, 15 December 2019

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	\| '''Title''' \|\| '''Grant/Project''' \|\| '''Co-Mentors''' \|\| '''Comments'''		\| '''Title''' \|\| '''Grant/Project''' \|\| '''Co-Mentors''' \|\| '''Comments'''
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			\|{{SURF\|2020\|Test and Evaluation for Autonomy}}
			\| [[Formal Methods for V&V and T&E of Autonomous Systems\|AFOSR]]
			\| Apurva Badithela
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	\|-		\|-
	\| {{SURF\|2020\|Rules of the Road--a top-down approach for guaranteeing correct behavior for self-driving cars}}		\| {{SURF\|2020\|Rules of the Road--a top-down approach for guaranteeing correct behavior for self-driving cars}}
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	\|{{SURF\|2020\|~~Test~~ and ~~Evaluation for Autonomy~~}}		\| {{SURF\|2020\|Modeling tools for design and analysis of synthetic biological circuits}}
	\| [[~~Formal Methods for V&V and T&E of Autonomous Systems\|AFOSR~~]]		\| [[NSF Cell Free]]
	\| ~~Apurva Badithela~~		\| Ayush Pandey
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	\|-		\|-