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Revision as of 13:58, 12 September 2011
Personal Information
Contact Info
- Colin H. Beckwitt
- Biological Engineering Undergrad.
- 500 Memorial Dr
- Room 263
- Cambridge, MA, 02139
- Email me through OpenWetWare
Lab Affiliation
I work in the Ribbeck lab at MIT. I learned about OpenWetWare from My 20.109 professor, and I've joined because I want to post about 20.109!
Other Activities
-MIT Resonance (Acapella Group)
-MIT Chamber Music Society
-MIT Accompanying Program
-MIT LMC and the Executives: a band comprised of the executive board of the former.
Education
- 2009, High School Diploma, Boston University Academy
- 2013, BSBE, MIT
Registration/Questionnaire: 20.109 Fall 2011
Last Name
Beckwitt
First Name
Colin
Preferred name
Colin
Course/Minor
20
Year of Graduation
2013
Telephone #
tree tree nein - nein ate sephen - nein zeero foar sicks (cell)
cbeckwit AT mit DOT edu
Have you taken or are you taking...
20.320 (Cell Kinetics): Taking
7.05/5.07 (Biochemistry): Taking
7.06 (Cell Biology): Next term V.V
7.02 (General Biology Lab): Nope
5.310 (General Chemistry Lab): Yes
Do you have any experience culturing cells (mammalian, yeast or microbial)? Yes, bacterial cultures; not much experience though
Do you have any experience in molecular biology (electrophoresis, PCR, etc)? Not really'
Please briefly describe any previous laboratory experience
Worked in Prof. Ian Hunter's bio-instrumentation lab for the summer of 2009 designing mechanical experiments using SolidWorks, worked in the 20.309 lab for the summer of 2010 designing, testing, optimizing, and writing software for the ThorLabs optical trapping kit, and have been working in the Ribbeck lab since the start of the summer of 2011 characterizing and building protein microfilms. I have experience with SolidWorks, Labview, Matlab (lots and lots of Matlab >.>) as well as instruments including a plate reader, a confocal microscope, QCM-D, and an optical trap.
Anything else you would like us to know?
I love working in a lab especially with people interested in the same types of things that I am. I'm thrilled to help in any circumstance where it is needed!
Also, team pink is awesome. That is all ^-^
