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Student
Tuesday 21st Title Protocol: protocol People: Hugo, Paco and Luis Observations: Obs #1 Obs #2 Titel2 protocol2 People2 Observation2 Results2 Wednesday 22nd Title Protocol: protocol People: Hugo, Paco and Luis Observations: Obs #1 Obs #2 Titel2 protocol2 People2 Observation2 Results2 Thursday 23rd Title Protocol: protocol People: Hugo, Paco and Luis Observations: Obs #1 Obs #2 Titel2 protocol2 People2 Observation2 Results2 Friday 24th Title Protocol: protocol People: Hugo, Paco and Luis Observations: Obs #1 Obs #2 Titel2 protocol2 People2 Observation2 Results2 Monday 26th Title Protocol: protocol People: Hugo, Paco and Luis Observations: Obs #1 Obs #2 Titel2 protocol2 People2 Observation2 Results2 Tuesday 27th Title Protocol: protocol People: Hugo, Paco and Luis Observations: Obs #1 Obs #2 Titel2 protocol2 People2 Observation2 Results2 Wednesday 28th Title Protocol: protocol People: Hugo, Paco and Luis Observations: Obs #1 Obs #2 Titel2 protocol2 People2 Observation2 Results2 Thursday 29th Title Protocol: protocol People: Hugo, Paco and Luis Observations: Obs #1 Obs #2 Titel2 protocol2 People2 Observation2 Results2 Friday 30th Title Protocol: protocol People: Hugo, Paco and Luis Observations: Obs #1 Obs #2 Titel2 protocol2 People2 Observation2 Results2 Monday 4th There are many breeds of dogs. Each breed varies in size and temperament. Owners often select a breed of dog that they find to be compatible with their own lifestyle and desires from a companion. Tuesday 5th Three common ways for a prospective owner to acquire a dog is from pet shops, private owners, or shelters. A pet shop may be the most convenient way to buy a dog. Buying a dog from a private owner allows you to assess the pedigree and upbringing of your dog before choosing to take it home. Lastly, finding your dog from a shelter, helps give a good home to a dog who may not find one so readily. March April May June July August September October
Supervisors
Lukas Aufinger PhD student on cell-free gene expression He studied Physics and Biophysics at TUM and is currently a PhD student working in cell-free gene expression in hydrogels. Before serious science got in the middle of his life, he used to do long jump. Now in his free time, he goes hiking and climbing. He has no clue about cloning, but is always willing to help us with any problem we have. He gives us advice on hardware and is always pushing us to learn new things outside the biologists’ comfort zone Benjamin Aleritsch PhD student on cellular computers He studied Aircraft-Engineering and got his Master in Physics at the LMU. Now as a PhD student, he is attempting to build a Turing-capable computer in a living cell, which expanded his skills to microbiology and genetics. He is an IT- and Tech-Guru that can build anything. For that reason, he gives us advice in different fields like hardware, software, and web design. He's a heavy metal hearted nature-boy that has finished the Ironman twice in the two years past. His next goal: to cycle up to Mauna Kea's summit. Aurore Dupin PhD student on synthetic circuits She comes from France, studied at the ENS Cachan and got her Master in Chemistry from the UPMC in Paris. Currently, she is a PhD student in the field of synthetic biology and is working on spatially organized synthetic circuits. At the beginning of our lab work, she trained us in key experiments like cloning and RNA isolation. We can confirm that she is a very patient supervisor, always with a nice answer even after asking her several times the same questions

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