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Team Introduction

Hello everyone, we are NTU-Taida team. This is our first year to join the iGEM family. We begin to recruit people from medical school, and seek help from modeling expertise from electronic engineering department, and technological supports from department of biotechnology. With close supervision of our advisors, help from a group of seniors in cancer research core lab, and financial supports from National Taiwan University, we can have so much space to prove our ideas and collect loads of data. We really enjoy working as a team and combat so many obstacles along the way. Most important of all, we all firmly believe that one day we can convert biotechnological advances into practice to help treat more people or make breakthrough in basic science.

Advisors

Pan-Chyr Yang

Dean and Professor of Medicine
National Taiwan University College of Medicine

Sung-Liang Yu

Associate Professor
Department of Clinical Laboratory Sciences and Medical Biotechnology
National Taiwan University College of Medicine

Huei-Wen Chen

Associate Professor and Director
Graduate Institute of Toxicology
National Taiwan University College of Medicine

Szu-Hua Pan

Assistant Professor
Graduate Institute of Medical Genomics and Proteomics
National Taiwan University College of Medicine

Hsiao-Chun Huang

Assistant Professor
Institute of Molecular and Cellular Biology
National Taiwan University College of Life Science

Jian-Ying Yu

Master Student
Institute of Molecular and Cellular Biology
National Taiwan University College of Life Science

Ching-Fen Yang

Master Student
Institute of Molecular and Cellular Biology
National Taiwan University College of Life Science

Team Members

Anjui Wu

Medical School, 7^th.
Team Leader
Doing iGEM is quite fun, and paves a pretty different ways to our future as well. Nice to meet everyone of you!
aimaro.wu@gmail.com

Hung-Jen Chen

Medical School, 6^th.
In charge of logo design
Human practice

Shih-Yi Tseng

Medical School, 5^th.
Double major in Physics.
In charge of circuit design and human practice
I love neuroscience, systems biology and biophysics. Doing iGEM gives me a lot of inspiration!
wind5441@gmail.com

Yu-Hao Liao

Medical School, 5^th.
In charge of wet lab: secretion signal peptide design
I love molecular biology & neuroscience!
Take up challenges, and enjoy your life!!
b97401108@ntu.edu.tw

Wen Torng

Electrical Engineering Dept.
Minor in Life Science
Dry lab team leader (simulation and website design)
Research interest : Synthetic biology and Biophysics
charlotte.torng@gmail.com

Yen-Der Li

Medical School, 4^th.
Doublemajor in Physics.
In charge of web lab: molecular cloning and functional assays
Research Interest: Systems Biology and Biophysics
b98401051@ntu.edu.tw

Shan-Chi Hsieh

Biochemical Science and Technology Dept., 4^th.
In charge of wet lab: stability of delivery system
My dream is to be a synthetic biologist and design fascinating functional units
b98b02047@ntu.edu.tw

Tian-Shyang Shoung

Medical School, 4^th.
In charge of web lab: secretion system and FadR
The idea of construct your own circuit and make E. coli. do what you want really fascinated me.

Cheng-Yeh Chen

Medical School, 4^th.
In charge of wet lab: molecular cloning and functional assays
b98401008@ntu.edu.tw

Jui-Tsen Yu

Medical School, 4^th.
In charge of wet lab: cloning

Liang-Bo Wang

Electrical Engineering Dept., 4^th.
In charge of dry lab: simulation and website design
My research focuses on BioMEMS sensor design and MiroRNA analysis

Chih-Chung Kuo

Electrical Engineering Dept., 4^th.
In charge of dry lab: simulation and website design

Chia-Jung Hsu

Electrical Engineering Dept., 4^th.
In charge of dry lab: simulation and website design

Yi-Te Lee

Medical School, 3^rd.
In charge of web lab: molecular cloning and functional assays

Chieh-Mei Wang

Medical School, 3^rd.
In charge of wet lab: cloning and promoter design

Hsin-Yu Lin

Medical School, 2^nd.
In charge of wet lab: cloning and dot blotting

Contact Us

Email : igemntu@gmail.com

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 == Team Introduction ==
 Hello everyone, we are NTU-Taida team. This is our first year to join the iGEM family. We begin to recruit people from medical school, and seek help from modeling expertise from electronic engineering department, and technological supports from department of biotechnology. With close supervision of our advisors, help from a group of seniors in cancer research core lab, and financial supports from National Taiwan University, we can have so much space to prove our ideas and collect loads of data. We really enjoy working as a team and combat so many obstacles along the way. Most important of all, we all firmly believe that one day we can convert biotechnological advances into practice to help treat more people or make breakthrough in basic science.
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          <li>Team Leader</li>
          <li>Doing iGEM is quite fun, and paves a pretty different ways to our future as well. Nice to meet everyone of you!</li>
+        <li>aimaro.wu@gmail.com</li>
        </ul>
      </div>
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        <h4>Shih-Yi Tseng</h4>
        <ul>
-         <li>Medical School, 5<sup>th</sup>.</li>
+         <li>Medical School, 5<sup>th</sup>.<br />Double major in Physics.<br /></li>
          <li>In charge of circuit design and human practice</li>
          <li>I love neuroscience, systems biology and biophysics. Doing iGEM gives me a lot of inspiration!</li>
+        <li>wind5441@gmail.com</li>
        </ul>
      </div>
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          <li>Medical School, 5<sup>th</sup>.</li>
          <li>In charge of wet lab: secretion signal peptide design </li>
+        <li>I love molecular biology & neuroscience! </li>
+        <li>Take up challenges, and enjoy your life!! </li>
+        <li>b97401108@ntu.edu.tw </li>
        </ul>
      </div>
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          <li>Dry lab team leader (simulation and website design)</li>
          <li>Research interest : Synthetic biology and Biophysics</li>
+        <li>charlotte.torng@gmail.com</li>
        </ul>
      </div>
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          <li>In charge of web lab: molecular cloning and functional assays</li>
          <li>Research Interest: Systems Biology and Biophysics</li>
+        <li>b98401051@ntu.edu.tw</li>
        </ul>
      </div>
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          <li>In charge of wet lab: stability of delivery system</li>
          <li>My dream is to be a synthetic biologist and design fascinating functional units </li>
+        <li>b98b02047@ntu.edu.tw</li>
        </ul>
      </div>
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          <li>Medical School, 4<sup>th</sup>.</li>
          <li>In charge of wet lab: molecular cloning and functional assays</li>
+        <li>b98401008@ntu.edu.tw</li>
        </ul>
      </div>

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