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== About Me == | == About Me == | ||
| − | I am an undergraduate student at Duke University. Currently on the premed path and thinking of | + | Hi my name is Melanie Bakovic, I am an undergraduate student at Duke University. I am Currently on the premed path and thinking of majoring in biomedical engineering. My hobbies include photography, dancing, and searching Spotify for the next "hit" songs. |
| + | ===Fun Facts=== | ||
| + | *Born in Bolivia, raised in Maryland | ||
| + | *Have a dog named Shakespeare (he's a miniature schnauzer) | ||
| + | *Have been dancing since I was 2 | ||
| − | == Grand Challenges- External Link == | + | ==Name Pronunciation== |
| + | Just in case you don't know how to pronounce "Melanie" you can sound it out like "Meh-lah-knee." My last name "Bakovic", which is probably a lot less common than my first, can be pronounced "Back-oh-vitch." | ||
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| + | ==Homework Assignments 1 and 2== | ||
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| + | === Grand Challenges-External Link === | ||
[http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/artificial-skin-sends-touching-signals-to-nerve-cells/ Artificial Skin Sends Touching Signals to Nerve Cells], Celia Henry Arnaud, Scientific American, updated 20 October 2015, accessed 2 February 2016 (Engineer Better Medicines) | [http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/artificial-skin-sends-touching-signals-to-nerve-cells/ Artificial Skin Sends Touching Signals to Nerve Cells], Celia Henry Arnaud, Scientific American, updated 20 October 2015, accessed 2 February 2016 (Engineer Better Medicines) | ||
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| + | ===Favorite MATLAB Demo=== | ||
| + | The demo I enjoyed the most was the "Conway's Life Game." When I first opened it and clicked the start button I was very confused yet memorized by the little dots appearing, disappearing, and shifting around the app page. After I clicked on the info button and read what this app was I was amazed by how MATLAB could be applied to real world issues including medical ones. | ||
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About Me
Hi my name is Melanie Bakovic, I am an undergraduate student at Duke University. I am Currently on the premed path and thinking of majoring in biomedical engineering. My hobbies include photography, dancing, and searching Spotify for the next "hit" songs.
Fun Facts
- Born in Bolivia, raised in Maryland
- Have a dog named Shakespeare (he's a miniature schnauzer)
- Have been dancing since I was 2
Name Pronunciation
Just in case you don't know how to pronounce "Melanie" you can sound it out like "Meh-lah-knee." My last name "Bakovic", which is probably a lot less common than my first, can be pronounced "Back-oh-vitch."
Homework Assignments 1 and 2
Grand Challenges-External Link
Artificial Skin Sends Touching Signals to Nerve Cells, Celia Henry Arnaud, Scientific American, updated 20 October 2015, accessed 2 February 2016 (Engineer Better Medicines)
Favorite MATLAB Demo
The demo I enjoyed the most was the "Conway's Life Game." When I first opened it and clicked the start button I was very confused yet memorized by the little dots appearing, disappearing, and shifting around the app page. After I clicked on the info button and read what this app was I was amazed by how MATLAB could be applied to real world issues including medical ones.
