9.422/20.452/MAS.881  Principles of Neuroengineering

You only need one project writeup *per project team*, not per person (in case there was any confusion).

Ed

1. Presentations so far have been great -- can you email me the slide decks, in Powerpoint or PDF format?  Thanks!

2. Also, remember that this Thursday is the last set of presentations.  The final writeups are due on Thursday as well.

Best,
Ed

1. Just posted Lecture 11 - Frontiers of Molecular Biology and Nanotechnology.

2. Final homework due today!  See lecture 1 for syllabus.

3. Final projects will be 11/24 and 12/3!  Come prepared on 11/24; we'll pick teams to present in random order.
  Final writeup due 12/3.

Ed

1. Lecture 10 - Development, Brain Engineering, and Viruses - has been posted to the Stellar site under Materials!

2. Next class: Thurs 11/12, on "Building blocks of future tools. Barcoding, quantum-measurement nanoparticles, DNA origami, exosomes, prions, post-transcriptional/translational modifications."

3. After 11/12, we will not meet as a full class for about two weeks.  During that time, focus on projects.  Email me if you want to discuss anything -- this is a perfect time to contact me and ask for feedback on a specific topic!

4. Thurs 11/17 is the MIT Neurotechnology 2015 conference, which I highly suggest you all attend:
  http://mcgovern.mit.edu/news/talks-events-news/neurotech-2015/
I'll be co-chairing that conference (one reason why there is no class that day).

5. We'll have final project presentations on 11/24, and 12/3.  Everyone always wants to present on the last day, so we'll randomly assign teams to present on either the first or the second day.
  The writeup is due on the second presentation day, 12/3.

6. Last homework -- personal reflection (see Lecture 1 syllabus for details) -- is due 11/12!

Best,
Ed

1. Just posted the lecture notes for lecture 9!

2. Homework is due Thursday 11/5 - please remember to submit!  (Description is in the syllabus contained in Lecture 1's slides.)

Ed