Phd submitted
I finally submitted my PhD thesis. The viva should hopefully take place quite soon.
Therefor this might well be the last entry on this blog (not that here had been much activity in the first place).
I finally submitted my PhD thesis. The viva should hopefully take place quite soon.
Therefor this might well be the last entry on this blog (not that here had been much activity in the first place).
Writing about web page http://www.math.umn.edu/~othmer/
Just a quick note. Talk was on drosophila development / spatial patterning. Muss mal durch die Artikel auf der Homepage blaettern.
Might be handy for quick reports. A quick tutorial on how to structure your 5min story.
According to an email sent around in the maths department today there are plans for a new bus service to Covntry city centre. Since that bus is supposed to run through the maths’ rose beds people here a not over enthusiastic. I for my part find at least the idea of a proper bus connection to coventry very reasonable. It might not have to be accomplished with vehicles which try to compete with the noise levels of a diesel train engine.
I opt for either a tunnel or an underground railway. Or, even better, just cut off earlsdon from the already running bus service to coventry. That should reduce travel time from 30min down to not more than 15min.
Follow-up to St. Michael help us against the terrorists! from Schreibfaul in Warwick
Holla. And here I stumble across St. Michael again (Coventry Cathedral) ...
Almighty God we pray that our Patron St. Michael the Archangel will Defend us in battle.
Be our protection against wickedness and the snares of the devil;
May God rebuke him, we humbly pray;
And do thou, O Prince of the heavenly host,
By thy power of God, thrust into hell Satan and all evil spirits
Who wander through the world
For the ruin of Souls.
Amen.
Follow-up to Synthetic Biology talks II from Schreibfaul in Warwick
Title: "Synchronization, singularities and circadian clocks: lessons from Art Winfree's pre–molecular approach to systems biology"
Part one: Synchronization:
Coupled ocillators in experiment:
Part two: Phase singularities in circadian clocks:
Follow-up to Synthetic Biology from Schreibfaul in Warwick
Title: "Programming bacteria: wiring synthetic sensors and circuits to heterologous outputs"
Three systems in E.Coli:
Programming Bacteria:
One: Light Sensor:
Two: Bacterial Thermometer:
Synthetic Logic (AND gate):