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The University of Lethbridge iGEM team is composed of seven undergraduate students, two graduate students and our supervisor. We also have a crew of advisory members, mostly past team members who have moved on. We mainly have backgrounds in biochemistry, but neuroscience and biology majors are also included. Because of our small size, we have split the workload in the sense that certain people are in charge of various efforts, but everyone helps out and experiences everything. | The University of Lethbridge iGEM team is composed of seven undergraduate students, two graduate students and our supervisor. We also have a crew of advisory members, mostly past team members who have moved on. We mainly have backgrounds in biochemistry, but neuroscience and biology majors are also included. Because of our small size, we have split the workload in the sense that certain people are in charge of various efforts, but everyone helps out and experiences everything. | ||
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+ | [[Image:Hj.png|100px|left]] ''' Hj Wieden''' is our team instructor. | ||
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+ | Assistant Professor University of Lethbridge (2005 - present) | ||
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+ | Ph.D. University of Witten/Herdecke(2000) | ||
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+ | M.Sc. Heinrich-Heine University Düsseldorf(1994) | ||
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+ | Ingenuity New Faculty(2007) | ||
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+ | Canada Research Chair (TIER2) in Physical Biochemistry (2005) | ||
[[Image:Mackenzie Coatham.png|100px|left]]'''Mackenzie Coatham''' is entering her second year of biochemistry studies at the University of Lethbridge. This is her first year participating in the iGEM competition and she hopes to gain practical experience that she could apply to a future career in medicine. In her spare time, she enjoys such sports as dance and figure skating. She also loves to read, watch television, travel and spend time with friends. | [[Image:Mackenzie Coatham.png|100px|left]]'''Mackenzie Coatham''' is entering her second year of biochemistry studies at the University of Lethbridge. This is her first year participating in the iGEM competition and she hopes to gain practical experience that she could apply to a future career in medicine. In her spare time, she enjoys such sports as dance and figure skating. She also loves to read, watch television, travel and spend time with friends. |
Revision as of 01:41, 14 September 2009
Who we are
The University of Lethbridge iGEM team is composed of seven undergraduate students, two graduate students and our supervisor. We also have a crew of advisory members, mostly past team members who have moved on. We mainly have backgrounds in biochemistry, but neuroscience and biology majors are also included. Because of our small size, we have split the workload in the sense that certain people are in charge of various efforts, but everyone helps out and experiences everything.
Assistant Professor University of Lethbridge (2005 - present)
Ph.D. University of Witten/Herdecke(2000)
M.Sc. Heinrich-Heine University Düsseldorf(1994)
Ingenuity New Faculty(2007)
Canada Research Chair (TIER2) in Physical Biochemistry (2005)
Mackenzie Coatham is entering her second year of biochemistry studies at the University of Lethbridge. This is her first year participating in the iGEM competition and she hopes to gain practical experience that she could apply to a future career in medicine. In her spare time, she enjoys such sports as dance and figure skating. She also loves to read, watch television, travel and spend time with friends.
of biochemistry and can be seen walking around campus with her headphones permantly implanted
in her ears. This is her first year of iGEM and she is looking forward to getting some hands
on lab experience. In her freetime she enjoys snowboarding, swimming and watching all the TV
seasons she can.
of Neuroscience.
This is her second year of iGEM and she will be working
primarily on fundraising, ethics and
gaining lab skills.
She is also a member of the R&D group. This summer she will play with some molecular
biology assays, and hopefully they are fun.
She is working with the research and
development team for iGEM this summer.