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<b> Name: </b> DK Barnard <br /><br /> | <b> Name: </b> DK Barnard <br /><br /> | ||
| - | Hi, I'm Damian. I am a PhD student working on a synthetic biology approach to cellulose | + | Hi,I'm Damian. I am a PhD student working on a synthetic biology approach to cellulose |
| - | degradation. Being involved with iGEM | + | degradation. Being involved with iGEM for the first time as an advisor was great fun. |
| - | Over the past few weeks I've been helping out the team around the lab and | + | Over the past few weeks I've been helping out the team around the lab and offering what |
good (or bad) advice I could. The team worked extremely well in the lab and very quickly | good (or bad) advice I could. The team worked extremely well in the lab and very quickly | ||
| - | got the hang of | + | got the hang of BioBricking. Best of luck at the prize giving guys. Enjoy the rest of the |
tour around the wiki!!<br /> | tour around the wiki!!<br /> | ||
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Revision as of 01:20, 20 October 2009
Team - Advisors
Name: Kim de Mora
Hi! I'm currently a PhD candidate at the University of Edinburgh. My research interests include engineering peroxisomes in S. cerevisiae and investigating standardization questions in synthetic biology. I was a member of the 2006 Edinburgh iGEM team when we designed and built the arsenic biosensor. I've since been an advisor for the 2007, 2008 and 2009 teams.
Contact email:
Name: Lucas Black
Contact email:
Name: Jane Calvert
Jane is a sociologist of science, interested in all things to do with synthetic biology
Contact email:
Name: Emma Frow
Emma is Jane's sidekick.
After years at the lab bench, Emma has recently ventured into the sociology of science. Her research interests are in synthetic biology and plant biotechnology.
Contact email:
Name: DK Barnard
Hi,I'm Damian. I am a PhD student working on a synthetic biology approach to cellulose degradation. Being involved with iGEM for the first time as an advisor was great fun. Over the past few weeks I've been helping out the team around the lab and offering what good (or bad) advice I could. The team worked extremely well in the lab and very quickly got the hang of BioBricking. Best of luck at the prize giving guys. Enjoy the rest of the tour around the wiki!!
Contact email:
Name: Kim de Mora Hi! I'm currently a PhD candidate at the University of Edinburgh. My research interests include engineering peroxisomes in S. cerevisiae and investigating standardization questions in synthetic biology. I was a member of the 2006 Edinburgh iGEM team when we designed and built the arsenic biosensor. I've since been an advisor for the 2007, 2008 and 2009 teams.
Contact email:
Name: Lucas Black
Contact email:
Name: Jane Calvert Jane is a sociologist of science, interested in all things to do with synthetic biology
Contact email:
Name: Emma Frow Emma is Jane's sidekick.
After years at the lab bench, Emma has recently ventured into the sociology of science. Her research interests are in synthetic biology and plant biotechnology.
Contact email:
Name: DK Barnard Hi,I'm Damian. I am a PhD student working on a synthetic biology approach to cellulose degradation. Being involved with iGEM for the first time as an advisor was great fun. Over the past few weeks I've been helping out the team around the lab and offering what good (or bad) advice I could. The team worked extremely well in the lab and very quickly got the hang of BioBricking. Best of luck at the prize giving guys. Enjoy the rest of the tour around the wiki!!
Contact email:
Edinburgh University iGEM Team 2009
