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| [[File:Mark_Stewart.png|250x250px left|thumb|Mark is a computer science and biochemistry student at the University of Maryland. He is interested in software development, particularly with respect to application tools for the research sciences and social media. His other interests include data visualization, scientific futurism, extropy, and skeptical inquiry. He will graduate in 2012 and be pursuing a career in software development.  ]] || [[File:Mark_Stewart.png|250x250px left|thumb|Mark is a computer science and biochemistry student at the University of Maryland. He is interested in software development, particularly with respect to application tools for the research sciences and social media. His other interests include data visualization, scientific futurism, extropy, and skeptical inquiry. He will graduate in 2012 and be pursuing a career in software development]]
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[[File:Mark_Stewart.png|200x200px|none]] Mark is a computer science and biochemistry student at the University of Maryland. He is interested in software development, particularly with respect to application tools for the research sciences and social media. His other interests include data visualization, scientific futurism, extropy, and skeptical inquiry. He will graduate in 2012 and be pursuing a career in software development.   
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[[File:Mandy_Hagen_1.JPG|200x200px|none ]] Mandy is a rising junior at the University of Maryland, College Park. She is studying bioengineering with a concentration in drug discovery and delivery. During the school year she works in the Neuromuscular Bioengineering Lab as a researcher and at the Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center as a bartender. She is the Recruitment Chair for the Society of Bioengineers and an active member of Alpha Omega Epsilon, the engineering sorority. She participates as a Engineering School Ambassador and as a Honors College Ambassador in her spare time, of which she admittedly has very little. When not studying or engaged in academic activities, she plays club field hockey and enjoys napping. Following graduation she will either attend graduate school for biomedical engineering, pursue a career in professional engineering, or earn an MBA and go into industry. She'll be sure to let you know once she figures it out. Cheers.   
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[[File:Adam_Grose_1.jpg|200x200px|none]] Adam Grose is in his senior year at Bluefield State College in Bluefield, WV as a Biology major. His aspiration is to attend graduate school in the medical field after graduation in Spring 2012; his interests include microbiology and physiology. He is an automotive enthusiast, enjoys spending time with his family, and likes taking his dog, Cody, for a swim.  

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Who we are

Mark Stewart.png
Mark is a computer science and biochemistry student at the University of Maryland. He is interested in software development, particularly with respect to application tools for the research sciences and social media. His other interests include data visualization, scientific futurism, extropy, and skeptical inquiry. He will graduate in 2012 and be pursuing a career in software development.
Mandy Hagen 1.JPG
Mandy is a rising junior at the University of Maryland, College Park. She is studying bioengineering with a concentration in drug discovery and delivery. During the school year she works in the Neuromuscular Bioengineering Lab as a researcher and at the Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center as a bartender. She is the Recruitment Chair for the Society of Bioengineers and an active member of Alpha Omega Epsilon, the engineering sorority. She participates as a Engineering School Ambassador and as a Honors College Ambassador in her spare time, of which she admittedly has very little. When not studying or engaged in academic activities, she plays club field hockey and enjoys napping. Following graduation she will either attend graduate school for biomedical engineering, pursue a career in professional engineering, or earn an MBA and go into industry. She'll be sure to let you know once she figures it out. Cheers.
Adam Grose 1.jpg
Adam Grose is in his senior year at Bluefield State College in Bluefield, WV as a Biology major. His aspiration is to attend graduate school in the medical field after graduation in Spring 2012; his interests include microbiology and physiology. He is an automotive enthusiast, enjoys spending time with his family, and likes taking his dog, Cody, for a swim.


Advisors:

  • Project Lead: Jean Peccoud: associate professor in Virginia Bioinformatics Institute
  • Advisor to Design Team: Laura Adam: Genetic, Computational Biology and Bioinformatics (GBCB) PhD student, Virginia Bioinformatics Institute at Virginia Tech
  • Grad Student 1: Our leader



Undergrads:

The Design Team:

  • Mark Stewart, computer science major at the University of Maryland
  • Daniel Thorpe, biology major at College of William and Mary


The Fabrication Team:

  • Mandy Hagen, bioengineering major at the University of Maryland
  • Swetha Pasala
  • Hayley Schaefer, biotechnology major at James Madison University
  • Loran Steinberger, biochemistry major at Virginia Tech


The Characterization Team:

  • Judith Eckman
  • Adam Grose
  • Brittany Hartwell
  • Meghan Savage, biology major at Virginia Tech


What we did

(Provide proper attribution for all work)


Where we're from