Team:Wellesley Desyne/Team
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<a href="https://2013.igem.org/Team:Wellesley_Desyne/Notebook/CatherineNotebook">Notebook</a> | <a href="https://2013.igem.org/Team:Wellesley_Desyne/Notebook/CatherineNotebook">Notebook</a> |
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Team
Joanna Bi | Wellesley College '15Joanna is a rising junior at Wellesley College majoring in computer science and minoring in economics. She enjoys programming and problem solving, and loves collaborating with other people to expand her imagination. Outside the lab, she loves literature and film, especially The Lord of the Rings! |
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Tiffany Chen | Wellesley College '13
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Casey Grote | Wellesley College '14Casey is a junior, Computer Science major at Wellesley college. Casey has been with the lab since summer 2011, and is excited about the intersection between hardware and user experience, open source computing and breaking computers. |
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Catherine Guo | Wellesley College '13Catherine graduated from Wellesley last semester with a degree in Cognitive and Linguistic Sciences. She is interested in hearing the user's perspective on emerging technologies, and applying their input to make technology more accessible. As a linguist, she is particularly interested in making user interfaces understandable to technophobes. She is an aspiring polyglot and self-proclaimed japanophile. |
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Cassie Hoef | Wellesley College '15sdf Notebook | |
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Heather Petrow | Wellesley College '14
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Evan Segreto | Wellesley College '15Evan is a rising junior Computer Science and Philosophy double-major at Wellesley College. This is their first year at the lab, and they're especially excited about the integration of visual art, social science, and computer science. When not coding or philosophizing, Evan can usually be found making art or playing Ultimate Frisbee. |
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Sravanti Tekumalla | Wellesley College '16Sravanti is a rising sophomore planning to major in Computer Science and Mathematics. This is her first year working in the Human-Computer Interaction lab, and she's excited about applying her computer science skills to benefit the synthetic biology community and finding innovative ways to make interaction with computers more intuitive. When not working in the lab, Sravanti can be found reading, playing piano, or relaxing by Lake Waban. |
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Daniel Worstell | Johns Hopkins University '16
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Advisers and Mentors
Orit Shaer | Wellesley CollegeOrit Shaer is the Clare Boothe Luce Assistant Professor of Computer Science at Wellesley College. She also serves as a co-director of the Media Arts and Sciences program. Her research in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), focuses on developing interaction techniques and software tools for next generation user interfaces. |
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Consuelo Valdes | Wellesley College '11
Consuelo is working full time at the Wellesley College Human-Computer Interaction Lab as a research fellow. She is currently working on Microsoft Surface applications and iPhone applications. |
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Diana Eastman | Wellesley College '08
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