Homework

Weekly homework submissions:

  • Week 1 HW: Principles and Practices

    What I would like developing a Microbial Oxytocin-Sensing Network,a decentralized, “invisible” biosensing system designed for non-invasive ecological monitoring. These “living sentinels” utilize chimeric GPCRs to detect mammalian oxytocin and record signals via CRISPR-genomic storage. To maintain ecological integrity, the data is expressed through near-infrared bioluminescence, creating an interface that is sensory yet non-intrusive to the local fauna.

  • Week-02-hw-dna-read-write-and-edit

    Part 1 Benchling & In-silico Gel Art Limbda Sequence Import

  • Week-03-hw-Lab-Automation

    Python Script for Opentrons Artwork My Inspiration In taxonomy, Bucardo belongs to the genus Capra (goats). In my Opentrons practice, I discovered that the mosaic pattern formed by fluorescent bacteria blurred the boundaries between specific species and macroscopic classification. I am not depicting an exact sheep, but rather using the universality of the “Capra” attribute to reconstruct an image of “Resurrection for 7 Minutes”. This mosaic-like visual language is not only a numerical metaphor for Bucardo’s shattered life, but also a vague expression about ’existence and disappearance’ that transcends species classification.