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Student members

	Alex Aloha! I am a marine scientist working on plankton biology. I have experience with bioluminescent marine invertebrates and microbial plankton ecology. Though I have a more basic-science profile, I am inspired by biological and ecological properties of these organisms to design applied biotech systems such as this one. Besides science, I love SCUBA diving, playing Rock music and, of course, party like hell!! :D See ya in Amsterdam, and Oppa Gangnam style!	Miguel Angel gaspar Introducir descripcción Miguel Angel Gaspar
.	Irene Guijarro García Hi! I'm biologist and I enjoy too much working in the laboratory, but which I really like is teaching Biology. I like draw, play music, and sing, but I'm not talented for this last hobby :p. I started in the iGEM because I liked the idea of crate something new by ourselves, and try to find all their applications of everyday life. Furthermore, I like meeting people of diferentes countries, in fact, I was in other Jamboree 2 years ago, and I think that this centralization is an excellent opportunity to meet all of you and give our diferents points of view about science. See you sonn!! :)	Cristina Mas Cano Descripción Cristina Mas Cano
	Jose Manuel Cano Descripción Jose Manuel Cano	Ismael Mullor Ruiz Descripción Ismael Mullor Ruiz
	Rocio Ochoa Fernandez Descripción Rocio Ochoa Fernandez	Gonzalo de Oyanguren Aparicio Hey guys! What's up? I'm a marine science student from Valencia. I'm going to graduate later this year and now I'm starting to study biotechnology. I started in the iGEM because when I found out the synthetic biology, I was very impressed, and I decided I wanted to know more about it. What better way than designing our own genetically engineered machine? I am also the web designer of the wiki you're watching. I will not be with you in Amsterdam because, unlike my colleagues, the chair refuses to pay for the trip (perhaps due to some people who talks behind my back and ignores all the work I've done and all the time I've spent).
	Elia Pérez León Hi! I'm recently graduate in marine science and I really love marine mammals. So you may wonder ¿why the iGEM? It was simply because I thought it was a good way to open myself doors and to learn new things which, moreover, I am enjoying a lot. And speaking a little about me… I love diving, playing golf, reading and making puzzles. See you soon!	Juan Luis Reig Valiente Descripción Juan Luis Reig Valiente
	Estefanía Sanchez Chicharro Descripción Juan Luis Reig Valiente	Ruth Sanz Tamarit Hi! I am a student of marine sciences and I like to learn new things and to work in the lab. My university gave me the opportunity to join the iGEM team and I did because I considered that as a great opportunity. And now, as I am working with the team I am enjoying it a lot. But my summer has not only consisted on working with the team. I also like diving, travelling and reading. See you in Amsterdam!
	Arantxa Urchueguía Fornes Hi world!! I´m a recently graduated biologist and I love everything related to DNA and its regulation mechanisms. I decided to participate in iGEM to get involved in research. Synthetic Biology is a very exciting new field in Biology and I´m very happy I had the opportunity to learn and take part of it. Outside the lab I´m a passionate of Bellydancing and dancing in general, if I had to choose another career I would have loved to be a professional dancer :)! We see us in Amsterdam!

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-     <p style="padding-left:0px;padding-right:0px;">Hey guys! What's up? I'm a marine science student from Valencia. I'm going to graduate later this year and now I'm starting to study biotechnology. I started in the iGEM because when I found out the synthetic biology, I was very impressed, and I decided I wanted to know more about it. What better way than designing our own genetically engineered machine? I am also the web designer of the wiki you're watching. I will not be with you in Amsterdam because, unlike my colleagues, the chair refuses to pay for the trip (perhaps due to some people who talks behind my back and ignores all the work I've done and all the time I've spent). </p>
+     <p align="justify" style="padding-left:0px;padding-right:0px;">Hey guys! What's up? I'm a marine science student from Valencia. I'm going to graduate later this year and now I'm starting to study biotechnology. I started in the iGEM because when I found out the synthetic biology, I was very impressed, and I decided I wanted to know more about it. What better way than designing our own genetically engineered machine? I am also the web designer of the wiki you're watching. I will not be with you in Amsterdam because, unlike my colleagues, the chair refuses to pay for the trip (perhaps due to some people who talks behind my back and ignores all the work I've done and all the time I've spent). </p>
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