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Revision as of 13:10, 2 October 2013
The team from NTNU consists of five students. bla bla bla
Shiva
Origin of replication: Ahvaz, Iran
Academic background: Graduated in Molecular Medicine
Responsebilities: Participate in Vesicle Isolation project
Other interests: swimming, baking, cooking and making LB media ;)
Funfact:
Origin of replication: Oslo, Norway
Academic background: Bachelor in Biochemestry, 5th year Master of Molecular Medicine
Responsebilities: PCR and Gibson
Other interests:Cooking, movies, boyfriend, cabin-trips, drawing.
Funfact: Addicted to nailpolish.
Origin of replication:Tehran, Iran
Academic background: I got my bachelor in my home country in Physics Engineering-Plasma and my master in Medical Technology-Biophysics and Medical Physics at NTNU
Responsebilities:Participate in Vesicle Isolation Project
Other interests: Jogging, Reading, Shopping, Baking, Cooking
Funfact:
Origin of replication: Bleik, NorwayAcademic background: third year of the 5-year Biotechnology mastersprogram
Responsebilities: establishment of vesicle isolation protocole, primer design and making cupcakes for the team that one time.
Other interests: swimming, hiking, making food, watching cat videos on youtube and buying/collecting pretty dresses that I almost never get to wear (all postive to the arrangement of a fancy iGEM-party with a formal dress code!).
Funfact: I once ate a three course lunch with the King and Queen of Norway.
Origin of replication:
Academic background: fourth year of the 5-year Biotechnology mastersprogram
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