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Contents 1 Team Members 1.1 Instructors 1.2 Advisors 1.3 Students

Team Members

Instructors

Professor Anil Wipat One of the Computing/Biology hybrids that run the iGEM team.

Dr. Jennifer Hallinan The other Computing/Biology hybrid that run the iGEM team. Currently in Australia, and unavailable.

Advisors

Dr. Daniel Swan Runs the Bioinformatics Support Unit, and has access to some pretty hefty computers.
Morgan Taschuk A Research Assistant in [http://www.cisban.ac.uk CISBAN] at Newcastle University Former student team member of Newcastle University iGEM Team 2008, when we won a gold medal!
Matthew Pocock Senior Research Associate
Dr. Mike Cooling Kiwi

Students

Craig Turner Currently missing. Friend of Sir Bac Man, Craig's Quest was to Sequester. An MSc Bioinformatics & Comp Sys Biology student.
Mathew Robinson Currently in his third and final year at Newcastle University studying for a degree in Biomedical Sciences (BSc). Main roles in iGem team - Metal sensors and Lab work (will also be helping to construct computational models)
Goksel Misirli A Computer Scientist that seems to know all of the answers... even for Biology... A Legend
Hang Zhao An MSc Bioinformatics & Comp Sys Biology student.
Arunkumar Krishnakumar A third year undergraduate student in Human Genetics at Newcastle University.
Jessica Tarn A fourth year undergraduate of an integrated Masters course in Biomedical Sciences at Newcastle University.
James Murray A second year undergraduate at Newcastle University, currently studying Computing Science. My main roles in the iGEM team are modelling and programming.
Jane Hong A recent graduate from Chemical Engineering at Newcastle University, soon to be embarking on a MSc. in Industrial Quality Technology in Newcastle University's CEAM school.