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Revision as of 21:21, 29 June 2009


Team

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The first ever Washington University iGEM team is composed of nine undergraduate juniors and seniors majoring in Biology, Molecular Biology and Biochemistry, Biomedical Engineering and Chemical Engineering. They are advised by faculty members Robert Blankenship, Yinjie Tang, and Chris Kirmaier, as well as a group of graduate students and postocs who make this all possible!





Students

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Jacob
Rubens
Jacob
Cecil
Thomas
Stevens
Brendan
Cummings
Alice
Meng
Stephanie
Chang
Colin
Foley
Jaffre
Athman
Jeff
Knudsen

Faculty

Lucille P. Markey Distinguished Professor of Arts and Sciences. Departments of Biology and Chemistry.

Dr. Robert Blankenship


Assistant Professor in Energy, Environmental and Chemical Engineering

Dr. Yinjie Tang


Research Faculty Member in the Department of Chemistry

Dr. Chris Kirmaier


Advisors





Lawrence Page


Aaron Collins


Joseph Tang


Bing Wu


Qinhong

Barbara
Honchak
Jacob
Cecil
Thomas
Stevens
Brendan
Cummings
Alice
Meng
Stephanie
Chang
Colin
Foley
Jaffre
Athman
Jeff
Knudsen

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School

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