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I am an Aerospace Engineering Student currently in 4th year. Decided to join team of Glasgow, because I was always interested in the ways organisms works. So far I can fully agree with term iGEM. We are jus a very sophisticated machines. From the very tiniest DNA to complex Brain structures. Hope this project is not only going to deepen my understanding of bioMechanics, but will influence my future work in a field of aerospace especially in Artificial Intelligence guided machines. <br> | I am an Aerospace Engineering Student currently in 4th year. Decided to join team of Glasgow, because I was always interested in the ways organisms works. So far I can fully agree with term iGEM. We are jus a very sophisticated machines. From the very tiniest DNA to complex Brain structures. Hope this project is not only going to deepen my understanding of bioMechanics, but will influence my future work in a field of aerospace especially in Artificial Intelligence guided machines. <br> | ||
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--[[User:0602359k|Karolis]] 12:12, 10 July 2007 (EDT) | --[[User:0602359k|Karolis]] 12:12, 10 July 2007 (EDT) | ||
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BioPower For Future Green Flight
A bit bout myself:
I am an Aerospace Engineering Student currently in 4th year. Decided to join team of Glasgow, because I was always interested in the ways organisms works. So far I can fully agree with term iGEM. We are jus a very sophisticated machines. From the very tiniest DNA to complex Brain structures. Hope this project is not only going to deepen my understanding of bioMechanics, but will influence my future work in a field of aerospace especially in Artificial Intelligence guided machines.
For now on you can enjoy some sensitivity plots our team made. And wait for futher updates.
--Karolis 12:12, 10 July 2007 (EDT)
