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<td width="250"><strong>Philipp Boeing<br /></strong>I have been involved in iGEM at UCL since 2011. This year, apart from advising our undergraduate team, I wanted to try something new with iGEM E. I'm very interested in DIYbio, citizen science in synthetic biology and the lot - so being involved in Darwin's Toolbox excited me a lot.</td> | <td width="250"><strong>Philipp Boeing<br /></strong>I have been involved in iGEM at UCL since 2011. This year, apart from advising our undergraduate team, I wanted to try something new with iGEM E. I'm very interested in DIYbio, citizen science in synthetic biology and the lot - so being involved in Darwin's Toolbox excited me a lot.</td> | ||
<td width="250" align="right"><strong>Bethan Wolfenden</strong><br /> I am biochemist by background, and I enjoy combing science projects with new audiences. I believe experiential learning is the best way to get to grips with new subjects, particularly important current topics like synthetic biology. </td> | <td width="250" align="right"><strong>Bethan Wolfenden</strong><br /> I am biochemist by background, and I enjoy combing science projects with new audiences. I believe experiential learning is the best way to get to grips with new subjects, particularly important current topics like synthetic biology. </td> | ||
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<td><strong>Tom Catling<br /></strong>I'm a PhD student in UCL's Optical Science Lab working on thin mirrors for x-ray telescopes. I enjoy making all sorts of stuff and met the other IGEM E team members through UCL's Institute of Making. Biotech is a really interesting field and I firmly believe in a technically and scientifically literate society, so I thought this project sounded very interesting.<br /> | <td><strong>Tom Catling<br /></strong>I'm a PhD student in UCL's Optical Science Lab working on thin mirrors for x-ray telescopes. I enjoy making all sorts of stuff and met the other IGEM E team members through UCL's Institute of Making. Biotech is a really interesting field and I firmly believe in a technically and scientifically literate society, so I thought this project sounded very interesting.<br /> | ||
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<td align="right"><strong>Oliver Coles</strong><br /> I'm a PhD student in astronomical instrumentation, specifically focusing on optics, data analysis and target selection for future spectrographic instruments designed to probe dark energy. As a fan of the open source hardware and maker movement I'm excited to be able to work on a project to enable a wider group of people to have fun with biotech. </td> | <td align="right"><strong>Oliver Coles</strong><br /> I'm a PhD student in astronomical instrumentation, specifically focusing on optics, data analysis and target selection for future spectrographic instruments designed to probe dark energy. As a fan of the open source hardware and maker movement I'm excited to be able to work on a project to enable a wider group of people to have fun with biotech. </td> | ||
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Philipp Boeing I have been involved in iGEM at UCL since 2011. This year, apart from advising our undergraduate team, I wanted to try something new with iGEM E. I'm very interested in DIYbio, citizen science in synthetic biology and the lot - so being involved in Darwin's Toolbox excited me a lot. |
Bethan Wolfenden I am biochemist by background, and I enjoy combing science projects with new audiences. I believe experiential learning is the best way to get to grips with new subjects, particularly important current topics like synthetic biology. |
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Tom Catling I'm a PhD student in UCL's Optical Science Lab working on thin mirrors for x-ray telescopes. I enjoy making all sorts of stuff and met the other IGEM E team members through UCL's Institute of Making. Biotech is a really interesting field and I firmly believe in a technically and scientifically literate society, so I thought this project sounded very interesting. |
Oliver Coles I'm a PhD student in astronomical instrumentation, specifically focusing on optics, data analysis and target selection for future spectrographic instruments designed to probe dark energy. As a fan of the open source hardware and maker movement I'm excited to be able to work on a project to enable a wider group of people to have fun with biotech. |
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