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The Stanford iGEM team consist of ten undergraduate students, ten graduate student mentors and four faculty advisors. This summer, students worked full time throughout to engineer a synthetic biological system. The results from experimentation will be presented in the form of posters and a 20 minute presentation at the Jamboree. This is the first time that our team is competing.

Undergraduates

Suzie Bartram : Stanford Class of 2012

Mark Fang : Stanford Class of 2011

Joseph Lau : Stanford Class of 2011

Leon Lin : Stanford Class of 2011

Ariana Peck : Stanford Class of 2012

Robert Ovadia :

Anusuya Ramasubramanian : Stanford Class of 2011

Bobby Wei : Stanford Class of 2011

Ming Yan : Stanford Class of 2011

Mary Yang :

Directors

Ariane Tom : Stanford Class of 2011

Nghi Nguyen : Stanford Class of 2009

Graduate Student Mentors

Jerome Bonnet : Bioengineering	Andy Chang : Chemistry	Annie Hazelhurst : Business Administration	Hiren Mulchandani : Material Science and Engineering
Isis Trenchard : Bioengineering	Cesar Rodriguez : Bioengineering/School of Medicine	Chris VanLang : Chemical Engineering	Rayka Yokoo : Genetics

Feng Zhang : Chemistry

Bo Zhou : Developmental Biology

Faculty Advisors

[http://openwetware.org/wiki/Endy_Lab Drew Endy]: Assistant Professor, Department of Bioengineering

[http://openwetware.org/wiki/Christina_Smolke Christina Smolke]: Assistant Professor, Department of Bioengineering

[http://steinmanlab.stanford.edu/ Lawrence Steinman]: Professor, Department of Neurology and Neurological Sciences

[http://med.stanford.edu/profiles/frdActionServlet?choiceId=facProfile&fid=6252 Charles Yanofsky]: Professor, Department of Biology

[http://nelsonlab.stanford.edu/ W. James Nelson]: Professor, Department of Biology

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-The Stanford iGEM team consist of 10 undergraduate students, and also include graduate student mentors and faculty advisors. Students are working full time throughout the summer of 2009 to engineer a synthetic biological system, and will present their project in the form of posters and a 20 minute presentation at the Jamboree. This is the first time that our team is competing.
+The Stanford iGEM team consist of ten undergraduate students, ten graduate student mentors and four faculty advisors. This summer, students worked full time throughout to engineer a synthetic biological system.  The results from experimentation will be presented in the form of posters and a 20 minute presentation at the Jamboree. This is the first time that our team is competing.
 ==Undergraduates==