William J. Long

M.S. Biomedical Engineering Student, Stony Brook University
B.E. Biomedical Engineering, Stony Brook University
Research Project Assistant, Laboratory for Microfluidics for Quantitative Genomic Biology
Department of Biomedical Engineering, Stony Brook University

At the Brouzes Lab, we are interested in developing methods of single cell analysis through droplet microfluidics. Aqueous droplets in a fluorinated oil carrier can be manipulated in conventional PDMS chips. This technique allows for tens of thousands of samples to be processed in a short period of time. We are interested in using these techniques to study the heterogeneity of cancer cells through analysing many single cells.

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• Monadic Top Down Operator Precedence Parsing - 5 July 2017
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• Beginning SAT-Solving - 3 April 2015
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• LearnLaunch Hackathon in Boston - 25 July 2014
• Pearson Internship Week Two - 11 July 2014
• Introductions - 4 July 2014
• Very First Post - 7 June 2014