Courses
Together with Tessa Calhoun, I teach the laboratory modules of the Integrated Science
Course for freshmen.
The following modules are planned for the academic year 2010/2011:
Moving through fluids (2 wks)
Introduction to experiment ( 1wk)
Mutation rates in yeast (2 wks)
Electronics (5 wks)
Brownian motion (2 wks)
Chemotaxis and Motility (2 wks)
Radiation
and randomness (2
wks)
Chemistry (2 wks)
Optics (2 wks)
Table-top experiment design (2 wks)
In the academic year 2009/2010, I was teaching the
following lab modules with Ethan Perlstein:
Moving through fluids
(2 wks)
Tissue mechanics and aging (2 wks)
Mutation rates in yeast (2
wks)
Radiation and randomness (2 wks)
Brownian motion (2 wks)
Chemotaxis
and Motility (2
wks)
Biochemistry (4 wks)
Electronics (5 wks)
Optics (3 wks)
Undergraduate Research
Junior Papers and Senior Theses
If you are an ISC, PHY or MOL junior,
you can do your junior paper (JP) and/or senior thesis (ST) in my lab. I take
1-2 students every year. Email me and we can arrange for a short meeting to
discuss available projects.
Summer Lab Work
If you are a Princeton undergraduate and/or participate
in the summer program of the Molecular Biology Department, you can work in my
lab during the summer. If you are neither but want to work in my lab during the
summer, you may still be able to do so; email me for details.
Semester Lab Work
As a freshman or sophomore, you are welcome to work in
my lab if there is space. Email me and we can arrange for a short
meeting.
