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Mark Fang, Project Director, Class of 2011, Biomedical Computation and Biochemistry. With the Stanford iGEM team Mark is responsible for the protein engineering and overall system design aspects. Outside of iGEM, Mark has been a part of the Helms Lab in the Stanford Department of Regenerative Medicine for just shy of two years, and has completed internships in Bioinformatics at Iowa State University and in Particle Physics at Drake University. Mark enjoys taking a multidisciplinary approach to thinking about the life sciences and finds all of the natural science fields equally fascinating.

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-Mark Fang,Project Director, Class of 2011, Biomedical Computation and Biochemistry. With the Stanford iGEM team Mark is responsible for the protein engineering and overall system design aspects. Outside of iGEM, Mark has been a part of the Helms Lab in the Stanford Department of Regenerative Medicine for just shy of two years, and has completed internships in Bioinformatics at Iowa State University and in Particle Physics at Drake University. Mark enjoys taking a multidisciplinary approach to thinking about the life sciences and finds all of the natural science fields equally fascinating.
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+'''Mark Fang''', Project Director, Class of 2011, Biomedical Computation and Biochemistry. With the Stanford iGEM team Mark is responsible for the protein engineering and overall system design aspects. Outside of iGEM, Mark has been a part of the Helms Lab in the Stanford Department of Regenerative Medicine for just shy of two years, and has completed internships in Bioinformatics at Iowa State University and in Particle Physics at Drake University. Mark enjoys taking a multidisciplinary approach to thinking about the life sciences and finds all of the natural science fields equally fascinating.