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*After my senior year of high school, I worked for a summer as a intern in the Kiem Lab of the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center. During this time, I learned basic molecular biology and cell culture techniques, as well as taking part in a variety of projects relating to hematopoietic stem cells. | |||
*Beginning the summer after my freshman year at MIT, I joined in Tonegawa Lab of the Picower Institute of Learning and Memory here at MIT. As a UROP in this lab, I have learned many techniques relating to working with mice: survival surgery protocols, behavioral experiment protocols such as fear conditioning and operant conditioning, perfusions, and brain slicing, immunohistochemistry staining, and slice analysis. | |||
===Commitment to academic integrity=== | ===Commitment to academic integrity=== | ||
Revision as of 20:19, 11 February 2013
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Contact Info
- Amelia R. Mockett
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- 350 Memorial Drive
- Cambridge, MA 02139
- Email me at amockett [at] mit [dot] edu
I work in the Tonegawa Lab at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. I learned about OpenWetWare from participating in 20.109.
Education
- 2015, BS, MIT
Research interests
- Biological Engineering
- Neuroengineering
- Learning and Memory
Registration/Questionnaire: 20.109 Spring 2013
Last Name
- Mockett
First Name
- Amelia
Course/Minor
- Course 20, minors in 9 and 17
Year of Graduation
- 2015
- amockett [at] mit [dot] edu or a.mockett [at] gmail [dot] com
Preferred OH Time
- Evenings, post-7:30pm
Potentially Relevant Background
Have you already taken MIT's BioSafety training?
- Yes!
| Have you taken/are you taking... | Answer yes/no/when |
| 7.05/5.07 (Biochemistry) | Taking currently |
| 7.06 (Cell Biology) | No |
| 7.03 (Genetics) | Taking currently |
| 5.310 (General Chemistry Lab) | Will not be taking |
| Do you have experience with... | Answer yes/no/type |
| Cell culture (microbial/mammalian/yeast?) | Limited experience from summer internship 2 years ago |
| Molecular biology (electrophoresis, PCR, etc) | Limited experience from summer internship 2 years ago |
Please briefly describe any previous laboratory experience
- After my senior year of high school, I worked for a summer as a intern in the Kiem Lab of the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center. During this time, I learned basic molecular biology and cell culture techniques, as well as taking part in a variety of projects relating to hematopoietic stem cells.
- Beginning the summer after my freshman year at MIT, I joined in Tonegawa Lab of the Picower Institute of Learning and Memory here at MIT. As a UROP in this lab, I have learned many techniques relating to working with mice: survival surgery protocols, behavioral experiment protocols such as fear conditioning and operant conditioning, perfusions, and brain slicing, immunohistochemistry staining, and slice analysis.
Commitment to academic integrity
After you print out this page, please sign your name under to the following statement to indicate your agreement:
I have read and understood the 20.109 statement on collaboration and integrity.
