User:Jaredsampson - Revision history

Cchem: 1 revision

2016-06-27T02:04:49Z

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2012-06-15T15:37:34Z

updated profile. added list of scripts.

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-I'm a technician in Xiangpeng Kong's lab at the NYU School of Medicine, where I take part in structural studies of anti-HIV antibodies and their interactions with their viral epitopes.
+I'm currently a Ph.D. student in Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics at Columbia University.
-==Scripts==
+Previously I was a technician in [http://kong.med.nyu.edu Xiangpeng Kong's lab] at the NYU School of Medicine, where I took part in structural studies of anti-HIV antibodies and their interactions with their viral epitopes; and a research assistant in [http://www.cwru.edu/med/biochemistry/vandenAkker_lab/ Focco van den Akker's lab] at Case Western Reserve University, studying mechanisms of antibiotic resistance in bacteria via mutations in &beta;-lactamase enzymes.
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-My name is Jared Sampson.  I'm a technician in Xiangpeng Kong's lab at NYU School of Medicine, where I take part in structural studies of anti-HIV antibodies and their interactions with their viral epitopes.
+I'm a technician in Xiangpeng Kong's lab at the NYU School of Medicine, where I take part in structural studies of anti-HIV antibodies and their interactions with their viral epitopes.
 ==Scripts==
 [[elbow_angle]]

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−	My name is Jared Sampson ~~(surprise)~~. I'm a ~~research~~ technician ~~with 5 years~~ of ~~experience~~ in ~~crystallography labs. I'm gradually picking up PyMOL tricks here~~ and ~~there and learning as I go~~.	+	My name is Jared Sampson. I'm a technician in Xiangpeng Kong's lab at NYU School of Medicine, where I take part in structural studies of anti-HIV antibodies and their interactions with their viral epitopes.
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		+	==Scripts==
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−	My name is Jared Sampson (surprise). I'm a research technician with 5 years of experience in crystallography. I'm gradually picking up PyMOL tricks here and there and learning as I go.	+	My name is Jared Sampson (surprise). I'm a research technician with 5 years of experience in crystallography labs. I'm gradually picking up PyMOL tricks here and there and learning as I go.

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−	My name is Jared Sampson (surprise). I'm a ~~lowly~~ research technician with 5 years of experience in crystallography ~~in 2 labs~~. ~~My expertise is limited, but~~ I'm gradually picking up PyMOL tricks here and there and learning as I go.	+	My name is Jared Sampson (surprise). I'm a research technician with 5 years of experience in crystallography. I'm gradually picking up PyMOL tricks here and there and learning as I go.
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−	Confession: I tend to write python functions to do things that would be done far more quickly if I simply wrote out the individual commands in a .pml script, but the idea of having a function do that for me is far too appealing to pass up. Plus I'm a novice in the programming world, so I need all the practice I can get.

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−	My name is Jared Sampson (surprise). I'm a lowly research technician with 5 years of experience in crystallography in 2 labs. ~~I'm by no means an expert~~, but I'm gradually picking up tricks here and there and learning as I go.	+	My name is Jared Sampson (surprise). I'm a lowly research technician with 5 years of experience in crystallography in 2 labs. My expertise is limited, but I'm gradually picking up PyMOL tricks here and there and learning as I go.

	Confession: I tend to write python functions to do things that would be done far more quickly if I simply wrote out the individual commands in a .pml script, but the idea of having a function do that for me is far too appealing to pass up. Plus I'm a novice in the programming world, so I need all the practice I can get.		Confession: I tend to write python functions to do things that would be done far more quickly if I simply wrote out the individual commands in a .pml script, but the idea of having a function do that for me is far too appealing to pass up. Plus I'm a novice in the programming world, so I need all the practice I can get.

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−	Jared Sampson. I'm a lowly research technician with 5 years of experience in crystallography in 2 labs. I'm by no means an expert, but I'm gradually picking up tricks here and there and learning as I go.	+	My name is Jared Sampson (surprise). I'm a lowly research technician with 5 years of experience in crystallography in 2 labs. I'm by no means an expert, but I'm gradually picking up tricks here and there and learning as I go.

	Confession: I tend to write python functions to do things that would be done far more quickly if I simply wrote out the individual commands in a .pml script, but the idea of having a function do that for me is far too appealing to pass up. Plus I'm a novice in the programming world, so I need all the practice I can get.		Confession: I tend to write python functions to do things that would be done far more quickly if I simply wrote out the individual commands in a .pml script, but the idea of having a function do that for me is far too appealing to pass up. Plus I'm a novice in the programming world, so I need all the practice I can get.