7/2007: The programmable parts appear on the cover of the August issue of Control Systems Magazine!
5/2007: SOSLab graduate student Fay Shaw passes the ME qualifying exam. Congratualations Fay!
3/2007: SOSLab graduate student J.M. McNew passes the EE general exam. Congratulations J.M.!
3/2007: We are gradually moving all online content to a new wiki. Check it out. The BioCircuits course is the first big section.
1/2007: We are developing a new course for Spring 2007:
An Introduction to BioCircuits! Sign up!
10/2006: Josh Bishop (with Fay Shaw and Eric Klavins) wins Best Poster in the UW Center for Nanotechnology's
Poster Competition. The title: "Improved Repeatability of a DNA Nanomotor".
9/2006: The latest videos of the programmable parts have been posted.
4/2006:
SOSLab gets visitors as part of the COE open house.
2/2006:
Chandy (Caltech),
Doyle (Caltech),
Klavins (UW),
Murray (Caltech, PI) and
Parillo (MIT) receive
MURI Award
for their proposal: "High Confidence Design for Distributed Embedded Systems".
2/2006:
Eric goes to
physical biology bootcamp at the Rob Phillips Lab.
12/2005: SOSLab Undergrad Sam Burden wins
Mary Gates Fellowship -- again.
11/2005: SOSLab Graduate Students Josh Bishop and Nils Napp pass their qualifying exams! Congratulations!
9/2005: SOSLab's programmable parts are featured at the
NSF's Exhibition of U.S. Robotics Research.
6/2005: SOSLab's 16-processor cluster is up and running (
check usage ) - thanks to
Richard Kreisberg.
4/2005: SOSLab opens its doors to local K-12 students as part of UW Engineering's
Open House. (See photos.)
2/2005: SOSLab's "programmable parts" are self-assembling!
(Read more.)
1/2005: New grant: "DNA Machines" funded by UW's
Royalty Research Fund.
12/2004: SOSLab Undergrad Sam Burden wins
Mary Gates Fellowship.
