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Talk:Marcie Jaffee

2009-03-25T01:03:45Z

Mbj2101:

Nicely written vanity page. Frankly, I think we could use more of these. [[User:Jiabao|Jiabao]] 20:20, 20 March 2009 (EDT)

Why thank you. My motivations run deep and wide beyond the average vain editor's.... Though I'll say no more on THAT...I just noticed this website for the first time and will try to be a good Columbian graduate and write a few more articles....

{{Welcome}}
*Jiabao forgot to slap on the welcome tag, so I guess it's up to me. BTW, I'm pretty sure we had a class together first year. University Writing with Avishek maybe? [[User:Absentminded|Absentminded]] 01:29, 24 March 2009 (EDT)

That name doesn't sound familiar for University Writing...but since your profile says you're a disaffected law student I may know you... I think most of my friends from Columbia are now disaffected law students or soon-to-be ones. What's your name?

also, how can I get one of those awesome Prezbo Awards?

Talk:Marcie Jaffee

2009-03-25T01:00:58Z

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Talk:Marcie Jaffee

2009-03-21T03:24:02Z

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Marcie Jaffee

2009-03-18T12:49:59Z

Mbj2101:

'''Marcie Jaffee''' [[Columbia College|CC]]'[[2007|07]] graduated with a [[Bachelor of Arts]] degree in Biochemistry. She graduated ''cum laude'' and with [[Biology]] Department Honors for her senior research thesis.

She worked at the [[Rare Books and Manuscripts Library]] and for the [[Office of the Chaplain]] on her work-study grant throughout college. She was a teaching assistant for General Chemistry Laboratory and a tutor for Introductory Biology. She participated in the Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) program where she spent a summer and two semesters working in the lab of Dan Kalderon. There, she sent many unwilling fruit flies to their mass grave at the bottom of an ethanol bottle, but also found her calling as a researcher in science.

Marcie grew up on a small dairy farm in northern Vermont. She currently resides in [[Cambridge, Massachusetts]] and attends the [[MIT|Massachusetts Institute of Technology]] as a graduate student in the Imperiali lab[http://web.mit.edu/imperiali/Home.html].

[[Category:Class of 2007|Jaffee]]
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Marcie Jaffee

2009-03-18T12:48:57Z

Mbj2101:

'''Marcie Jaffee''' [[Columbia College|CC]]'[[2007|07]] graduated with a [[Bachelor of Arts]] degree in Biochemistry. She graduated ''cum laude'' and with [[Biology]] Department Honors for her senior research thesis.

She worked at the [[Rare Books and Manuscripts Library]] and for the [[Office of the Chaplain]] on her work-study grant throughout college. She was a teaching assistant for General Chemistry Laboratory and a tutor for Introductory Biology. She participated in the Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) program where she spent a summer and two semesters working in the lab of Dan Kalderon. There, she sent many unwilling fruit flies to their mass grave at the bottom of an ethanol bottle, but also found her calling as a researcher in science.

Marcie grew up on a small dairy farm in northern Vermont. She currently resides in [[Cambridge, Massachusetts]] and attends the [[MIT|Massachusetts Institute of Technology]] as a graduate student in the [http://web.mit.edu/imperiali/Home.html|Imperiali] lab.

[[Category:Class of 2007|Jaffee]]
[[Category:Biology majors|Jaffee]]
[[Category:Columbia College alumni|Jaffee]]

Marcie Jaffee

2009-03-18T12:48:28Z

Mbj2101:

'''Marcie Jaffee''' [[Columbia College|CC]]'[[2007|07]] graduated with a [[Bachelor of Arts]] degree in Biochemistry. She graduated ''cum laude'' and with [[Biology]] Department Honors for her senior research thesis.

She worked at the [[Rare Books and Manuscripts Library]] and for the [[Office of the Chaplain]] on her work-study grant throughout college. She was a teaching assistant for General Chemistry Laboratory and a tutor for Introductory Biology. She participated in the Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) program where she spent a summer and two semesters working in the lab of Dan Kalderon. There, she sent many unwilling fruit flies to their mass grave at the bottom of an ethanol bottle, but also found her calling as a researcher in science.

Marcie grew up on a small dairy farm in northern Vermont. She currently resides in [[Cambridge, Massachusetts]] and attends the [[MIT|Massachusetts Institute of Technology]] as a graduate student in the [http://web.mit.edu/imperiali/Home.html|Imperiali lab].

[[Category:Class of 2007|Jaffee]]
[[Category:Biology majors|Jaffee]]
[[Category:Columbia College alumni|Jaffee]]

Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics Department

2009-03-18T02:36:28Z

Mbj2101: New page: Columbia University's '''Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics Department''' is located at 701 West 168th street. The departmental community consists of 18 faculty labs housing over 100 gr...

Columbia University's '''Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics Department''' is located at 701 West 168th street. The departmental community consists of 18 faculty labs housing over 100 graduate students and postdoctoral scientists. The relatively small community encourages a close and supportive atmosphere where collaboration between researchers is the norm.

The uniting factor of the labs in the department is a dedication to attacking relevant scientific problems by combining biochemical, molecular, computational, cellular and biophysical approaches. The major biological topics targeted in the department include:
Developmental Biology,
Gene Expression, Regulation, and Signal Transduction
Macromolecular Structure, Function, and Dynamics
Molecular Neurobiology

The department is equipped with NMR and crystallography facilities, as well as state-of-the-art confocal microscopes for imaging, DNA and protein sequencing equipment and peptide synthesis facilities. Tools for optical spectroscopy include a JASCO circular dichroism spectrophotometer, UV-visible spectrophotometers, and two fluorimeters. In addition, there are advanced computing facilities for computationally expensive tasks.

Undergraduates interested in getting involved in a lab in the [[Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics Department]] should contact the work study office to see about available positions.

Marcie Jaffee

2009-03-18T01:05:09Z

Mbj2101:

'''Marcie Jaffee''' [[Columbia College|CC]]'[[2007|07]] graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Biochemistry. She graduated ''cum laude'' and with [[Biology]] Department Honors for her senior research thesis.

She worked at the Rare Books and Manuscripts Library and for the Office of the Chaplain on her work-study grant throughout college. She was a teaching assistant for General Chemistry Laboratory and a tutor for Introductory Biology. She participated in the Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) program where she spent a summer and two semesters working in the lab of Dan Kalderon. There, she sent many unwilling fruit flies to their mass grave at the bottom of an ethanol bottle, but also found her calling as a researcher in science.

Marcie grew up on a small dairy farm in northern Vermont. She currently resides in Cambridge, Massachusetts and attends Massachusetts Institute of Technology as a graduate student in the Imperiali lab.

[[Category:Class of 2007|Jaffee]]
[[Category:Biological Sciences Department|Jaffee]]
[[Category:Columbia College alumni|Jaffee]]

Marcie Jaffee

2009-03-18T01:03:33Z

Mbj2101:

Marcie Jaffee

2009-03-18T01:01:39Z

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Marcie Jaffee

2009-03-18T01:00:15Z

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Marcie Jaffee

2009-03-18T00:58:40Z

Mbj2101:

'''Marcie Jaffee''' [[Columbia College|CC]]'[[2007|07]] graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Biochemistry. She graduated ''cum laude'' and with [[Biology]] Department Honors for her senior research thesis.

She worked at the Rare Books and Manuscripts Library and for the Office of the Chaplain on her work-study grant throughout college. She was a teaching assistant for General Chemistry Laboratory and a tutor for Introductory Biology. She participated in the Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) program where she spent a summer and two semesters working in the lab of Dan Kalderon. There, she sent many unwilling fruit flies to their mass grave at the bottom of an ethanol bottle, but also found her calling as a researcher in science.

Marcie grew up on a small dairy farm in northern Vermont. She currently resides in Cambridge, Massachusetts and attends Massachusetts Institute of Technology as a graduate student in the Imperiali lab.

[[Categories: Class of 2007|Jaffee]]
[[Categories: Biological Sciences Department|Jaffee]]
[[Categories: BA|Jaffee]]

Marcie Jaffee

2009-03-18T00:49:59Z

Mbj2101:

Marcie Jaffee

2009-03-18T00:37:37Z

Mbj2101:

Marcie Jaffee [[CC]]'07 graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Biochemistry. She graduated ''cum laude'' and with [[Biology]] Department Honors for her senior research thesis.

She worked at the Rare Books and Manuscripts Library and for the Office of the Chaplain on her work-study grant throughout college. She was a teaching assistant for General Chemistry Laboratory and a tutor for Introductory Biology. She participated in the Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) program where she spent a summer and two semesters working in the lab of Dan Kalderon. There, she sent many unwilling fruit flies to their mass grave at the bottom of an ethanol bottle, but also found her calling as a researcher in science.

Marcie grew up on a small dairy farm in northern Vermont. She currently resides in Cambridge, Massachusetts and attends Massachusetts Institute of Technology as a graduate student in the Imperiali lab.

Marcie Jaffee

2009-03-18T00:33:12Z

Mbj2101:

Marcie Jaffee [[CC]]'07 graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Biochemistry. She graduated ''cum laude'' and with [[Biology]] Department Honors for her senior thesis on her research performed in the lab of Daniel Kalderon. She spent her freshman year perched on a ledge, contemplating the sun and the stars and planning to be a [[Philosophy]] major. Her Eureka moment which caused her to switch to the Sciences came the summer after her freshman year, and she therefore sweat and labored to finish her Biochemistry major requirements in three years.

Throughout college she worked at the Rare Books and Manuscripts Library and for the Office of the Chaplain. She worked as an undergraduate teaching assistant for General Chemistry Laboratory and worked as a tutor for Introductory Biology. Her sophomore summer was spent playing with ferromagnetic nanowires in the Reich lab at Johns Hopkins University. She participated in the Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) program at Columbia where she spent a summer and the following two semesters working in the lab of Dan Kalderon. There she sent many unwilling fruit flies to their mass grave at the bottom of an ethanol bottle, but also found her calling as a researcher in science.

Marcie grew up on a small dairy farm in northern Vermont. She currently resides in Cambridge, Massachusetts and attends Massachusetts Institute of Technology as a graduate student in the Imperiali lab.

Marcie Jaffee

2009-03-18T00:32:37Z

Mbj2101:

Marcie Jaffee [[CC]]'[[07]] graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Biochemistry. She graduated ''cum laude'' and with [[Biology]] Department Honors for her senior thesis on her research performed in the lab of Daniel Kalderon. She spent her freshman year perched on a ledge, contemplating the sun and the stars and planning to be a [[Philosophy]] major. Her Eureka moment which caused her to switch to the Sciences came the summer after her freshman year, and she therefore sweat and labored to finish her Biochemistry major requirements in three years.

Throughout college she worked at the Rare Books and Manuscripts Library and for the Office of the Chaplain. She worked as an undergraduate teaching assistant for General Chemistry Laboratory and worked as a tutor for Introductory Biology. Her sophomore summer was spent playing with ferromagnetic nanowires in the Reich lab at Johns Hopkins University. She participated in the Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) program at Columbia where she spent a summer and the following two semesters working in the lab of Dan Kalderon. There she sent many unwilling fruit flies to their mass grave at the bottom of an ethanol bottle, but also found her calling as a researcher in science.

Marcie grew up on a small dairy farm in northern Vermont. She currently resides in Cambridge, Massachusetts and attends Massachusetts Institute of Technology as a graduate student in the Imperiali lab.

Marcie Jaffee

2009-03-18T00:30:52Z

Mbj2101:

Marcie Jaffee [[CC]][['07]] graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Biochemistry. She graduated ''[[cum laude]]'' and with [[Biology]] Department Honors for her senior thesis on her research performed in the lab of Daniel Kalderon. She spent her freshman year perched on a ledge, contemplating the sun and the stars and planning to be a [[Philosophy]] major. Her Eureka moment which caused her to switch to the [[Sciences]] came the summer after her freshman year, and she therefore sweat and labored to finish her Biochemistry major requirements in three years.

Throughout college she worked at the Rare Books and Manuscripts Library and for the Office of the Chaplain. She worked as an undergraduate teaching assistant for General Chemistry Laboratory and worked as a tutor for Introductory Biology. Her sophomore summer was spent playing with ferromagnetic nanowires in the Reich lab at Johns Hopkins University. She participated in the [[Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship]] ([[SURF]]) program at Columbia where she spent a summer and the following two semesters working in the lab of Dan Kalderon. There she sent many unwilling fruit flies to their mass grave at the bottom of an ethanol bottle, but also found her calling as a researcher in science.

Marcie grew up on a small dairy farm in northern Vermont. She currently resides in Cambridge, Massachusetts and attends Massachusetts Institute of Technology as a graduate student in the Imperiali lab.

Marcie Jaffee

2009-03-18T00:28:00Z

Mbj2101: New page: Marcie Jaffee CC07 graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Biochemistry. She graduated ''cum laude'' and with Biology Department Honors for her senior thesis on her res...

Marcie Jaffee [[CC07]] graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in [[Biochemistry]]. She graduated [[''cum laude'']] and with [[Biology Department Honors]] for her senior thesis on her research performed in the lab of [[Daniel Kalderon]]. She spent her freshman year perched on a ledge, contemplating the sun and the stars and planning to be a [[Philosophy]] major. Her Eureka moment which caused her to switch to the [[Sciences]] came the summer after her freshman year, and she therefore sweat and labored to finish her [[Biochemistry]] major requirements in three years.

Throughout college she worked at the [[Rare Books and Manuscripts Library]] and for the [[Office of the Chaplain]]. She worked as an undergraduate teaching assistant for [[General Chemistry Laboratory]] and worked as a tutor for [[Introductory Biology]]. Her sophomore summer was spent playing with ferromagnetic nanowires in the Reich lab at Johns Hopkins University. She participated in the [[Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship]] ([[SURF]]) program at Columbia where she spent a summer and the following two semesters working in the lab of [[Dan Kalderon]]. There she sent many unwilling fruit flies to their mass grave at the bottom of an ethanol bottle, but also found her calling as a researcher in science.

Marcie grew up on a small dairy farm in northern Vermont. She currently resides in Cambridge, Massachusetts and attends Massachusetts Institute of Technology as a graduate student in the Imperiali lab.