Spanning my PhD coursework across my interests in physics/engineering and biology has been a bit of a conundrum, to say the least. There are just too many things I think I should learn and know. And there are just too many good courses and teachers at MIT. Research and other time commitments will finally shape the subset that I will actually manage to attend. Here is a running log.

Courses I am currently attending

Courses I have taken

10.50 Analysis of Transport Phenomena - Fall 2007 - W.M. Deen, P. Doyle
6.777 Design and Fabrication of MEMS - Spring 2007 - J. Voldman, C. Livermore
7.05 General Biochemistry - Spring 2007 [Listener] - G. Brown, D. Bartel, M. Yaffe
HST.505 Laboratory in Molecular and Cellular Sciences - IAP 2007 - J. V. Shah
20.430/6.561 Fields, Forces and Flows in Biological Systems - Fall 2006 - A. Grodzinsky, D. Lauffenberger

Other interesting courses I wish to attend (sometime:)

10.668J Statistical Mechanics of Polymers - Spring - G. C. Rutledge, A. Mayes
7.06 Cell Biology - H. Lodish, A. Amon
7.56 Foundations of Cell Biology - Spring - S. Bell, F. Solomon
18.366 Random Walks and Diffusion - Fall - M. Z. Bazant