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Michael Qiaochu Li
(Graduate student, fall 2014-) |
Joe Lopes
(Graduate student, fall 2014-) (joint with the Hirst group) |
John O. Wilson
(Graduate student, summer 2016, Fall 2016, Summer 2017-) |
Maria Martinez
(Undergrad Thesis, Physics, Fall 2017-) |
Positions Open.
We have positions open for motivated graduate and undergraduate students. Email Jing with CV.
We also have a position open for a technician. Email Jing with CV.
Previous:
Laura Miller
(Undergraduate thesis, Fall 2016 - Spring 2017) |
Yun Tang
(Grinnell undergraduate, Summer 2017) |
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Winnie Liang, undergraduate thesis student (image analysis, 2014-2015). Winnie presented our microtubule defect study at APS, won the Outstanding Graduate Student award in Physics at UCM, attends Graduate school at U Oregon in 2015, graduated with her Masters degree in Applied Physics from U Oregon in 2016, and is now an optics application engineer. For her undergraduate thesis work in the Xu lab, Winnie is the lead author on our paper in Biophysics J. Her second paper from our lab (collaboration with the Ross lab) has been accepted for publication.
Andy Chan, summer undergraduate research student from San Francisco State U (stochastic simulation, AiMM, 2015).
Martha Vasquez-Guzman, summer high school student (ACS Seed, 2014).
Diana Esparza, summer undergraduate research student from Mt. St. Mary's College (AiMM, 2014).
Enrique Daza, summer undergraduate research student (PG&E Summer Scholar, 2013). Enrique's summer work with Jing in learning/desining DNA origami structures was featured in UCMerced News. Enrique is attending Graduate School in Bioengineering at University of Illinois at Urbana‑Champaign.
Brian Nemec, undergraduate thesis student (data acquisition, 2013-2014). Brian co-authors our paper in Biophysics J.
Maryse Lapierre-Landry, summer undergraduate research student from McGill University (McGill University Mobility Scholar in Summer 2012). Maryse is currently a graduate student in Biomedical Engineering at Vanderbilt University. For her summer work in building a single-beam optical trap, Maryse co-authors our paper in Biophysics J.
