About Me
Awesome
Well, I'm at MSOB because I figured I would try to get work done before tomorrow, which I am taking "off" for part of the day. Sort of, not really.
having lunch with Elissa, and treating myself to the fact that I want to go to a talk by Martha Bulyk, because she's super cool....
Wow, I'm sad HAHA.
However, I wanted to blog because I realized that when you post your birthday on facebook, it's pretty amazing because at 9 p.m. everyone on the east coast starts to post to your wall and you start feeling loved.
FROM INTERNET PEOPLE.
But they are real people.
We have this weird meta-existence on the internet. Facebook is certainly a venue for this.
About Me
Hello World.
My name is Tiffany Chen and I am a first year student in Biomedical Informatics. Originally from Ohio, I went to school at Duke University in North Carolina, where I graduated with an interdepartmental major in Computer Science and Biology.
The goal of this blog is in many ways, a reflection of my time here, as well as a vessel for information that I feel is important to document or share. Subsequently, this thing will either be confusing and overwhelming to readers, or a pleasant, enjoyable experience. I am hoping for the latter.
As an undergraduate, I had the chance to work with Dr. Steve Vogel, who studies biomechanics, as well as Dr. HF Nijhout, who is an entomologist interested in the evo/devo aspects of complex traits. As an undergraduate teaching assistant and an active member of my undergraduate ACM, I had the chance to work with Dr. Susan Rodger, who was an integral part in guiding my path towards graduate school.
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