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| - | *Jean Cury <br> <br> | + | *'''Jean Cury''' <br> <br> |
| - | [[Image:Jean.png|thumb|left|100px]]1st year master student in Biology at the ENS Paris and UPMC, Paris 6 <br> | + | [[Image:Jean.png|thumb|left|100px]]'''1st year master student in Biology at the ENS Paris and UPMC, Paris 6''' <br> |
My current internship is about studying a synthetic recombination site of the integron system, at Pasteur Institute, Paris. This gives me a good insight into synthetic biology, and motivates me to participate in iGEM. | My current internship is about studying a synthetic recombination site of the integron system, at Pasteur Institute, Paris. This gives me a good insight into synthetic biology, and motivates me to participate in iGEM. | ||
What attracts me also in doing iGEM is the interdisciplinary team, the team reflexion, and everything about creating a team, organizing it, learning from other fields represented. Indeed, I truly believe that learning from your friends is a good way to improve your knowledge and satisfy your curiosity, that is why I organized meetings with my classmates in order to share what we’re doing in our internships, which are very different (but still related to biology). | What attracts me also in doing iGEM is the interdisciplinary team, the team reflexion, and everything about creating a team, organizing it, learning from other fields represented. Indeed, I truly believe that learning from your friends is a good way to improve your knowledge and satisfy your curiosity, that is why I organized meetings with my classmates in order to share what we’re doing in our internships, which are very different (but still related to biology). | ||
| - | In addition to my internship, I'm following bioinformatics and arabic courses. <br><br><br><br>><br><br> | + | In addition to my internship, I'm following bioinformatics and arabic courses. <br><br><br><br><br><br> |
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| + | *'''Dylan Iverson''' <br> <br> | ||
| + | [[Image:Dylan.png|thumb|left|100px]]'''1st year master student in Biomedical Engineering at Paris Descartes University''' <br> | ||
| + | I am a first year student of the Master of Biomedical Engineering at Paris Descartes. My undergraduate degree is Engineering Bachelor of Science: Chemical Engineering from University of California, Santa Barbara. I have done completed my first 2-month internship for M1 in neurobiology, and iGem will serve as my second internship. I discovered the topic of synthetic biology by taking Jake Wintermute’s course for the AIV Master. In contrast with biology students, I have more knowledge of mathematical modeling and chemistry. I am particularly interested in metabolic engineering. I hope to do what I can to make us all synthetic biology champions. <br><br><br><br><br><br> | ||
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| + | *'''Zoran Marinkovic''' <br> <br> | ||
| + | [[Image:Zoran.png|thumb|left|100px]]'''1st year AIV master student at Paris Descartes University''' <br> | ||
| + | I studied Molecular Biology at University of Zagreb (Croatia) and did a semester long exchange at Uppsala University (Sweden) where I studied Microbial and Evolutionary Genetics and Bioinformatics. Currently, I’m doing a 5 month long internship at INSERM U1001 under the supervision of Jake Wintermute tackling the question of bacterial aging using the synthetic biology approach. | ||
| + | My primary interest is application of synthetic biology for creating bioproducts as well as using synthetic biology in fundamental research. Also, I’m quite interested in developing synthetic biology as a tool for creating living organisms from scratch as we build many non-living constructs today. | ||
| + | I joined iGEM because I would like to experience and observe the process of generating ideas and creating a science project with a group of people which, I hope, will be interesting and fun to do. Of course, it has to be the Grand Prize winning one. <br><br><br><br><br><br> | ||
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| + | *'''Claire Mayer''' <br> <br> | ||
| + | [[Image:Claire.png|thumb|left|100px]]''' 3rd year of Medical School and 1st year AIV master student at Paris Descartes University''' <br> | ||
| + | I think Synthetic Biology has a tremendous potential, and especially in medical and environmental applications. | ||
| + | iGEM is my M1 internship. I wanted to join the iGEM team in order to work in a pluridisciplinary environment on an exciting synthetic biology project, and learn a lot from each participant, and let them learn from me. | ||
| + | What do I do apart from studying? I am Co President of Paris Descartes’ Debating Club and I give lessons to an adult class in biology (in preparation of an exam called “le brevet adulte”). I love genetics and immunology. <br><br><br><br><br><br> | ||
== '''What we did''' == | == '''What we did''' == | ||
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 My current internship is about studying a synthetic recombination site of the integron system, at Pasteur Institute, Paris. This gives me a good insight into synthetic biology, and motivates me to participate in iGEM.
What attracts me also in doing iGEM is the interdisciplinary team, the team reflexion, and everything about creating a team, organizing it, learning from other fields represented. Indeed, I truly believe that learning from your friends is a good way to improve your knowledge and satisfy your curiosity, that is why I organized meetings with my classmates in order to share what we’re doing in our internships, which are very different (but still related to biology).
In addition to my internship, I'm following bioinformatics and arabic courses.
 I am a first year student of the Master of Biomedical Engineering at Paris Descartes. My undergraduate degree is Engineering Bachelor of Science: Chemical Engineering from University of California, Santa Barbara. I have done completed my first 2-month internship for M1 in neurobiology, and iGem will serve as my second internship. I discovered the topic of synthetic biology by taking Jake Wintermute’s course for the AIV Master. In contrast with biology students, I have more knowledge of mathematical modeling and chemistry. I am particularly interested in metabolic engineering. I hope to do what I can to make us all synthetic biology champions.
 I studied Molecular Biology at University of Zagreb (Croatia) and did a semester long exchange at Uppsala University (Sweden) where I studied Microbial and Evolutionary Genetics and Bioinformatics. Currently, I’m doing a 5 month long internship at INSERM U1001 under the supervision of Jake Wintermute tackling the question of bacterial aging using the synthetic biology approach.
My primary interest is application of synthetic biology for creating bioproducts as well as using synthetic biology in fundamental research. Also, I’m quite interested in developing synthetic biology as a tool for creating living organisms from scratch as we build many non-living constructs today.
I joined iGEM because I would like to experience and observe the process of generating ideas and creating a science project with a group of people which, I hope, will be interesting and fun to do. Of course, it has to be the Grand Prize winning one.
 I think Synthetic Biology has a tremendous potential, and especially in medical and environmental applications.
iGEM is my M1 internship. I wanted to join the iGEM team in order to work in a pluridisciplinary environment on an exciting synthetic biology project, and learn a lot from each participant, and let them learn from me.
What do I do apart from studying? I am Co President of Paris Descartes’ Debating Club and I give lessons to an adult class in biology (in preparation of an exam called “le brevet adulte”). I love genetics and immunology. What we did(Provide proper attribution for all work)
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