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CHRISTOSGOGOU personal information Name Christos Gogou Email [email protected] Phone number +31 6 46 28 35 68 Address Mathenesserlaan 277B, 3021HH, Rotterdam Date of birth 4th of November 1993 Place of birth Gorinchem, Netherlands Nationality Dutch education 09/2018 - present Delft University of Technology · Applied Sciences Master of Science Nanobiology · Master Nanobiology. Current average grade: 8.3/10. 09/2013 - 09/2017 Delft University of Technology · Applied Sciences Bachelor of Science Nanobiology · Bachelor Nanobiology. Bachelor thesis research was finalized with a 9.0/10, and the research project was contractually extended after graduation and is in the process of publishing. Bachelor average grade: 7.1/10. 09/2006 - 07/2012 Gymnasium Camphusianum Gorinchem Pre-university Pre-university education · Specialized in Nature and Technology, and Nature and Health. education work experience 01/2016 - present Lyceo Exam Training, Leiden Principal Trainer Giving lectures to high school students and helping them prepare for their final exams to graduate high school. Giving weekend training during which all matter of a subject of the preceding years of high school is discussed. 03/2018 - 06/2018 Delft University of Technology · Department of Bionanoscience Student Research Continuing the research project of my bachelor thesis and pursuing the posed research questions at Assistent at Prof. the end of my thesis. The results are currently in the final stages before submitting them to Nature Cees Dekker Lab, Communications. All under main supervision of Dr. Alexandre Japaridze. Kavli Institute of Nanoscience 0.5 fte 09/2016 - 09/2017 K.S.V. Sanctus Virgilius, Delft Chairman Activity Final responsible member of the committee that organizes the annual events and festivities of student Committee association Sanctus Virgilius. The main venue required 4 months of full-time preparation, in which 4 months full-time we realized and sold out a four-day event for a total of 5.000 visitors. Preparation encompassed logistic organization of a dance event, including booking of nationally famous musicians, catering, collecting of acquisition, and management of a 50.000 euro revenue. 2 languages and skills Languages Dutch (native language) · English (fluent) · German (satisfactory) · Greek (satisfactory) Computer skills Matlab · LaTeX · Microsoft Office · ImageJ · PyMOL · R(basics) other information Other interests · Philosophy, Psychology, Art, and Racket Ball..

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