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| I’m Benjamin Basanta, 25 years old, from Buenos Aires. I like to think of myself as a perceptive and creative person. I have always looked at Nature with fascinated eyes and, after finishing high school, I felt that pursuing a degree in Biology was the right way to channel this fascination and creativity. I majored in Biology in December 2012 at the Universidad de Buenos Aires, with a thesis on fluorescent biosensors. At the moment I’m a TA in the Molecular Biology Department from UBA and a scholar at the Structural Biochemistry lab in the Biological Chemistry Department, where I work with Alejandro Nadra in Protein-DNA interaction. My main interests are protein folding, structure and design. I was invited to be part of the 2013 Buenos Aires iGEM team to give advice on molecular biology techniques and help shape the project. I see in iGEM more than just a tool for the promotion of synthetic biology, I see how it has become a learning place for the students and an opportunity for all of us to put our creativity and skills at work on a project that could make a difference on people’s lives. I’m very happy to be part of this team.
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Advisors

Nico.jpg Nicolás Moreno - Biologist
Tengo 25 años y recientemente me gradué de licenciado en Ciencias Biológicas, en la Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales de la UBA. Actualmente estoy realizando el doctorado en esa misma facultad, investigando acerca de la respuesta transcripcional y de splicing alternativo en respuesta a la luz ultravioleta en células humanas. Además, soy docente en el Departamento de Fisiología y Biología Molecular de la Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales. Desde que escuché hablar sobre la Biología Sintética me fascinó la propuesta de ingenierizar la biología para lograr cumplir propósitos de lo más diversos. Este año me incorporé como advisor al equipo iGEM 2013, y en eso estamos!




AliG.jpg Alicia Grande- Biology PhD student




Benja.jpg Benjamín Basanta- Biologist
I’m Benjamin Basanta, 25 years old, from Buenos Aires. I like to think of myself as a perceptive and creative person. I have always looked at Nature with fascinated eyes and, after finishing high school, I felt that pursuing a degree in Biology was the right way to channel this fascination and creativity. I majored in Biology in December 2012 at the Universidad de Buenos Aires, with a thesis on fluorescent biosensors. At the moment I’m a TA in the Molecular Biology Department from UBA and a scholar at the Structural Biochemistry lab in the Biological Chemistry Department, where I work with Alejandro Nadra in Protein-DNA interaction. My main interests are protein folding, structure and design. I was invited to be part of the 2013 Buenos Aires iGEM team to give advice on molecular biology techniques and help shape the project. I see in iGEM more than just a tool for the promotion of synthetic biology, I see how it has become a learning place for the students and an opportunity for all of us to put our creativity and skills at work on a project that could make a difference on people’s lives. I’m very happy to be part of this team.





150px Nicolás Carlotto- Biologist





150px Hernán Bonomi- Biologist