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Revision as of 18:00, 21 September 2012
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The Team
Contact details at bottom of page
I have just finished the second year of Engineering and I am planning to continue specialising in Electrical and Information Sciences. I have always been interested in integrating engineering into biological applications and thus I find iGEM as an excellent educational experience. Apart from science and engineering, I enjoy swimming (preferably in the Mediterranean) and hiking.
Part II Zoologist with a penchant for cheesecake and old Voyager episodes.
I spent the last year doing biochemistry and neuroscience, and will be doing more of that as a part II PDN (Physiology, Development and Neuroscience) student next year, with my main interest in developmental neurobiology. But SynBio is exciting too- so is photography, and baking ;)
Does the picture not tell you everything you need to know?
I have a particular interest in physiology and neuroscience, going into part II PDN (physiology, development and neuroscience) next year. Molecular biology is therefore not really my area of expertise, but I'm keen to learn and I have a steady pipetting hand.
I finished my third year Engineering for the Life Sciences course this year and will be continuing with this for my masters year in October. This is my first major foray into experimental biology and am keen to get as much engineering into the project as possible!
I'm a biologist with an interest in cell biology and biochemistry, although next year I'm specialising in plant sciences which is also very cool. Outside of science I like lots of samba percussion and all kinds of outdoor pursuits.
I'm a biologist mostly interested in cell biology and biochemistry, but also in pathological processes and viruses, both as pathogens and as potential chassis for synthetic systems. Next year I'm going on to a third (and fourth) year of biochemistry, by which point I hope to be able to pipette with two Gilsons simultaneously.
Advisors
Academics
We are extremely grateful to the following academics for supporting us throughout the competition.
- Jim Haseloff
- Jim Ajioka
- James Brown
- Fernan Federici
- Paul Grant
- Gos Micklem
- Nuri Purswani
- PJ Steiner
iGEM2011
These three were on last year's iGEM team and have been hugely helpful, without them, we would probably still be flapping around like tip-less pipettes
- Joe Harvey
- Matt Jones
- Cat McMurran
Get in touch with us
email (prefered): cambridgeigem2012@gmail.com
facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CambridgeIgem2012
twitter: @CambridgeiGEM12
phone: +44 (0)1223 766545
post: iGEM, Haseloff Lab, Department of Plant Sciences, University of Cambridge, Downing Street, Cambridge, CB2 3EA, United Kingdom
What we did
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Previous Cambridge iGEM teams
Follow links below to wiki pages for previous Cambridge teams
