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Towards a Taxonomical Consensus:
Diversity and Richness Inference from Large Scale rDNA Analysis (with
C. C. Lesaulnier, S. Skiena, S. McCorkle, B. Ollivier, S. Taghavi and
D. van der Lelie), submitted.
Design and Synthesis of Minimal
and Persistent Protein Complexes (with V. Patsalo, S. Skiena
and D. Green), Chemistry Research
Day 2007, SUNY at Stony Brook
Computational Limitations
Associated with Large DNA Datasets for Comparative Community Profiling
(with C. Lesaulnier,
S. McCorkle,
S. Skiena, B. Ollivier and D. van der Lelie), Computational
Biology Workshop, SUNYSB 2006.
Population
Dynamics in the
Rhizosphere: How Elevated CO2
Transforms Microbial Community
Composition (with C. Lesaulnier,
S. McCorkle, D. Zak, B. Ollivier,
S. Skiena, S. Taghavi and D. van der Lelie), American Society
for Microbiology (ASM) 106th General Meeting 2006
N-158
Phylogenetic
Identification of the
Rhizosphere of Poplar: Effects of Elevated CO2
on Microbial
Community
Composition
(with C. C. Lesaulnier, S. McCorkle, B.
Ollivier, S. Taghavi, S. Skiena and D. van der Lelie), American Society
for Microbiology (ASM) 105th General Meeting 2005
Software
Ribosomal RNA sequence classifier (work in progress)
For the period 2005-2007 I have served as the president of
the Graduate Table Tennis club at
the University of Stony Brook. In
Fall 2006 I organized the 1st
SUNY at
Stony Brook campus wide table tennis tournament, the finalists of
which made up the teams which competed on the 12th of November
against several other universities/colleges in the New York City
division. I secured funding for both the enrollment to NCTTA and our tournament trips.
I was the intramural singles table tennis champion at the University
of Miami in the academic year 2007-08. I was also the doubles winner
(with Yuki Kasamo) at the FIU Intercollegiate tournament in Fall 2007,
the runner-up of the faculty singles at the Barry University
Intercollegiate tournament in Spring 2008 and won 1st place in the
faculty singles and the team event at the same tournament in
Spring 2009.
Studied the classical guitar since the age of 9. Acquired the
classical guitar degree in Greece on January 1996. Performed in several
concerts, including three in Stony Brook, for the Adult Chamber Music
Workshop, accompanying flute, soprano or combination.
Name in Greek:
Δημήτρης
Παπαμιχαήλ
Erdös number: 3 (Paul Erdös -> Mark K. Goldberg -> Steven S. Skiena -> me!)
Copyright
(c) 1972-2009
Dimitris Papamichail