User:Vincent
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| + | <font size="4">Vincent Rouilly</font size> | ||
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| + | <font size="2">Department of Bioengineering<br> | ||
| + | Imperial College London<br> | ||
| + | South Kensington, SW7<br> | ||
| + | London, UK<br> | ||
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| + | email: vincent.rouilly (at) ic.ac.uk | ||
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| + | I am a Phd student at Imperial College London under the supervision of Prof Kitney. | ||
| + | The research project deals with modelling multicellular Synthetic Biology systems. | ||
| + | We are implementing a framework allowing to model from gene expression to population behaviour. | ||
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| + | == Research Interests == | ||
| + | * Computational Biology: stochastic processes, Petri Nets, Agent Based modelling. | ||
| + | * Synthetic Biology and the wetlab work involved. | ||
| + | * Laboratory Information System. | ||
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| + | == Education== | ||
| + | *PhD candidate at Imperial College London | ||
| + | *M.Sc, ENST Paris and ERASMUS exchange at ETSIT Madrid. | ||
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| + | == Project == | ||
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| + | iGEM 2006 Instructor with Imperial College London [http://openwetware.org/wiki/IGEM:IMPERIAL/2006] | ||
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| + | My page on OpenWetWare : [http://openwetware.org/wiki/User:Vincent] | ||
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Department of Bioengineering email: vincent.rouilly (at) ic.ac.uk
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I am a Phd student at Imperial College London under the supervision of Prof Kitney. The research project deals with modelling multicellular Synthetic Biology systems. We are implementing a framework allowing to model from gene expression to population behaviour.
Research Interests
- Computational Biology: stochastic processes, Petri Nets, Agent Based modelling.
- Synthetic Biology and the wetlab work involved.
- Laboratory Information System.
Education
- PhD candidate at Imperial College London
- M.Sc, ENST Paris and ERASMUS exchange at ETSIT Madrid.
Project
iGEM 2006 Instructor with Imperial College London [1]
My page on OpenWetWare : [2]
