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The Student Lineup

	Parthiv Amin Nickname: francium phosphide (Fr₃P) Program: B.Sc. BioChemical Engineering 2011 QGEM Position: Student Volunteer/Webmaster About: I have just completed my second year in BioChemical Engineering at Queen's University. I garnered an interest in iGEM due to my fascination of the field of biofuels, especially the use of engineered algal strains for biodiesel production. As a volunteer member of the QGEM, I'll be focussing mostly on the technological aspects of iGEM: maintaining the Wiki, performing statistical analyses, system modelling, animations and potentially aiding in bioreactor design if necessary. Outside of QGEM I'll be working on the Queen's BAJA SAE car, as well as getting some of the paperwork filed for a new chemical engineering design team a few of my friends and I are developing. In my free time I'll be playing my guitar, surfing the net, and wracking my brains at Trivia Night with my friends on Thursdays.

	Michael Freeman Nickname: The Naked Sasquatch / Microbicurious Program: B.Sc. BioChemical Engineering 2010 QGEM Position: Student Employee About: More to come later

	Jonas Elliott Gerson Nickname: Sex Pili Program: QGEM Position: About: More to come later

	James MacLeod Nickname: Bond Program: B.Sc.H. Biology QGEM Position: Co-Founder About: More to come later

	Bogdan Momciu Nickname: The Count Program: B.Sc.H. Life Sciences SSP 2010 QGEM Position: Student Employee About: More to come later

	Chris Palmer Nickname: FRECsecutioner Program: B.Sc. Engineering Chemistry 2012 QGEM Position: Student Volunteer About: More to come later

	Bryant Shum Nickname: Blossom Program: Life Science SSP 2011 QGEM Position: Student Employee About: More to come later

	Kate Turner Nickname: Chicken Joe / The Octagon Program: B.Sc. BioChemical Engineering 2010 QGEM Position: Student Employee About: I was born in a small fishing village north of Hosjik, around 40km from Reinhavrit. I spent my youth by the wharf, destined for a future of fishmongery a relative despondency. One day, father put his hand on my shoulder and urged me to escape this mariner's black hole and pursue a life of grandeur, a life of luxury, a life which would make Bill Gates cry and Angelina Jolie blush...the life...of a microbiologist. With a heavy heart and a spinning head I left on a whimsical journey to the shining doors of basically the only university worth considering (excepting Reinhavrit Polytechenhaus Engineerenkopf Univerijstatin), the magically inventive, radically spirited and infallibly beautiful Queen's University. The study of natural sciences thrilled me, but my attention was drawn to the kilt-clad, Gentian Violet-dyed, mohawk-toting, GPA(Golden Party Armor)-wearing side of the university; the Engineers. With motives of fashion alone I transferred quickly to the field of Chemical Engineering, making my father weep in his grave (rest his soul). After years of indulging in degenerative living (like many enrolled in the applied sciences), Mr. Harry "Bubbles" Zhou, like a glowing angel, summoned those who wanted a life of grandeur, luxury, and making Bill Gates cry to follow him. The very next day a pipetter was thrown into my hand, a centrifuge onto my desk and a thinking cap onto my head. I am on the Queen's iGEM team where my innovations will resonate through the scientific community and rattle the foundations of popular thought. Hear me roar.

	Chris Yan Nickname: YanTASTIC Program: B.Sc. Life Sciences 2012 QGEM Position: Student Employee About: More to come later

	Harry Zhou Nickname: Bubbles Program: B.Sc.H. Biochemistry 2011 QGEM Position: Co-Founder About: More to come later

The Faculty Advisors

	Ian D. Chin-Sang, Ph.D. Faculty: Arts & Science Department: Biology Position: Associate Professor Area of Expertise: More to come later

	Peter A. Greer, Ph.D. Faculty: Arts & Science Department: BioChemistry Position: Professor Area of Expertise: More to come later

	David P. Lebrun, MD Faculty: Medicine Department: Pathology and Molecular Medicine Position: Associate Professor Area of Expertise: More to come later

	Nancy Martin, Ph.D. Faculty: Arts & Science Department: Microbiology and Immunology Position: Associate Professor Area of Expertise: More to come later

	Ronald J. Neufeld, Ph.D. Faculty: Applied Science Department: Chemical Engineering Position: Professor Area of Expertise: More to come later

	Waheed Sangrar, Ph.D. Faculty: Medicine Department: Pathology and Molecular Medicine Position: Assistant Professor Area of Expertise: More to come later

	Virginia K. Walker, Ph.D. Faculty: Arts & Science Department: Biology Position: Professor Area of Expertise: More to come later

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+About: I was born in a small fishing village north of Hosjik, around 40km from Reinhavrit. I spent my youth by the wharf, destined for a future of fishmongery a relative despondency. One day, father put his hand on my shoulder and urged me to escape this mariner's black hole and pursue a life of grandeur, a life of luxury, a life which would make Bill Gates cry and Angelina Jolie blush...the life...of a microbiologist. With a heavy heart and a spinning head I left on a whimsical journey to the shining doors of basically the only university worth considering (excepting Reinhavrit Polytechenhaus Engineerenkopf Univerijstatin), the magically inventive, radically spirited and infallibly beautiful Queen's University. The study of natural sciences thrilled me, but my attention was drawn to the kilt-clad, Gentian Violet-dyed, mohawk-toting, GPA(Golden Party Armor)-wearing side of the university; the Engineers. With motives of fashion alone I transferred quickly to the field of Chemical Engineering, making my father weep in his grave (rest his soul). After years of indulging in degenerative living (like many enrolled in the applied sciences), Mr. Harry "Bubbles" Zhou, like a glowing angel, summoned those who wanted a life of grandeur, luxury, and making Bill Gates cry to follow him. The very next day a pipetter was thrown into my hand, a centrifuge onto my desk and a thinking cap onto my head. I am on the Queen's iGEM team where my innovations will resonate through the scientific community and rattle the foundations of popular thought. Hear me roar. </p>
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