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Revision as of 15:40, 21 October 2009
uOttawa IGEM2009
Who we are
We are a team consisting of 1 scientific advisors and 14 undergraduate students from the University of Ottawa. This is the second year that the University of Ottawa has recruited a team to participate in the iGem competition. Our team members have a variety of backgrounds and areas of expertise. Feel free to take a look at our team page to find out more about us.
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Dr. Doug Johnson |
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Dr. Nadine Wiper-Bergeron http://www.medicine.uottawa.ca/research/wiper-bergeronlab/members.html |
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Lecture at the museum of science and technology, May 5th
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Aknowledgments
The uOttawa iGEM team would like to thank:
the Kaern lab for the space and guidance provided all throughout this cycle.
Dr. Johnson and Dr. Wiper-Bergeron for their precious advice.
The University of Ottawa and its' different services and faculties our sponsors for helping support our research
