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Our goal is to genetically engineer a biological system that can compute solutions to a puzzle called the burnt pancake problem. The EHOP computer is a proof of concept for computing in vivo, with implications for future data storage devices and transgenic systems. Our work was done in collaboration with the Davidson College iGEM team. | Our goal is to genetically engineer a biological system that can compute solutions to a puzzle called the burnt pancake problem. The EHOP computer is a proof of concept for computing in vivo, with implications for future data storage devices and transgenic systems. Our work was done in collaboration with the Davidson College iGEM team. | ||
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Revision as of 17:02, 14 May 2007
Missouri Western Team Meeting 5/14 (All present accept for Lane who is still in classes at Central High School)
Overview of goals for the next two weeks
Begin Experimentation
Educational Information
Literature Research
Anything accomplished during this time is gravy.
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Students
• Lane H. Heard, Central High School graduate, [1]
• Eric L. Jessen, senior biology major (health sciences), [2]
• Kelly J. Malloy, senior chemistry major (health professions), [3]
• Brad J. Ogden, senior biology major (health sciences), [4]
Faculty
• Todd Eckdahl [5], Professor, Department of Biology, [6]
• Jeff Poet [7], Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science, Mathematics, and Physics, [8]
Shipping Address: Todd Eckdahl, Biology Department, Missouri Western State University, 4525 Downs Drive, Saint Joseph, MO, 64507 [(816) 271-5873]
Project Overview
Solving the Pancake Problem with an E. coli Computer Our goal is to genetically engineer a biological system that can compute solutions to a puzzle called the burnt pancake problem. The EHOP computer is a proof of concept for computing in vivo, with implications for future data storage devices and transgenic systems. Our work was done in collaboration with the Davidson College iGEM team.
Resources / Citations
Cool site for Breakfast [9]
