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My name is Kendall Likosar and I am a first year studying mechanical engineering on the pre-med track at Duke. I am an EMT and the Personnel Officer for Duke University EMS, as well as a campus tour guide and a leader for Outing Club. | My name is Kendall Likosar and I am a first year studying mechanical engineering on the pre-med track at Duke. I am an EMT and the Personnel Officer for Duke University EMS, as well as a campus tour guide and a leader for Outing Club. | ||
| − | I grew up moving around and have lived in Massachusetts, West Virginia, Ohio, the Netherlands, Texas, Wisconsin, Florida, and now, Durham. | + | I grew up moving around frequently and have lived in Massachusetts, West Virginia, Ohio, the Netherlands, Texas, Wisconsin, Florida, and now, Durham. |
== Grand Challenge == | == Grand Challenge == | ||
[https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0092867416306560 Leveraging Rules of Nonsense-Mediated mRNA Decay for Genome Engineering and Personalized Medicine], Maximilian Popp, Cell Press, 2 June 2016, accessed 4 February 2020 (Engineer better medicines) | [https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0092867416306560 Leveraging Rules of Nonsense-Mediated mRNA Decay for Genome Engineering and Personalized Medicine], Maximilian Popp, Cell Press, 2 June 2016, accessed 4 February 2020 (Engineer better medicines) | ||
Latest revision as of 01:53, 5 February 2020
About Me
My name is Kendall Likosar and I am a first year studying mechanical engineering on the pre-med track at Duke. I am an EMT and the Personnel Officer for Duke University EMS, as well as a campus tour guide and a leader for Outing Club.
I grew up moving around frequently and have lived in Massachusetts, West Virginia, Ohio, the Netherlands, Texas, Wisconsin, Florida, and now, Durham.
Grand Challenge
Leveraging Rules of Nonsense-Mediated mRNA Decay for Genome Engineering and Personalized Medicine, Maximilian Popp, Cell Press, 2 June 2016, accessed 4 February 2020 (Engineer better medicines)
