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| - | <div id="JuliaSchessner" class="teamimage"> | + | <div id="JuliaSchessner" class="teamimage"data-name="Julia Schessner - The Bee" data-desc="As many other team members, Julia just received her Bachelor's degree in Molecular Biotechnology. She is always optimistic and friendly, which is reflected in her colorful lifestyle. For her, iGEM is the first scientific competition ever and the intensive team work and the high expectations are really motivating. Since her major was bioinformatics and because she felt like skipping bench work for a while, she is involved in the software tools and the homepage design. This means lots of coffee and heavy metal music to keep her brain running. She already learned at lot in this competition by now, which she will be able to apply in her future work - for her personally it was already worth participating. "> |
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| - | <div id="FlorianSchmidt" class="teamimage"> | + | <div id="FlorianSchmidt" class="teamimage"data-name="Florian Schmidt - The Optimus Prime(r)" data-desc="Flo just started his 5th bachelor semester in Molecular Biotechnology and is enthusiastic to unveil the opportunities of synthetic biology. Although he doesn't drink coffee, he does not mind working very late in the lab, mainly because he is very impatient. Therefore, Sophie frequently had to discover cyclers filled with PCRs from 4.30 a.m. Florian is part of the Delftibactin project where he worked on cloning-strategies, primer design, amplification and assembly of DelRest and DelH. Furthermore he worked on the recovery of gold from electronic waste and the characterization of Delftibactin. Apart from iGEM and science, he can often be found on the badminton court, loves sports cars, formula 1 and "The Simpsons". "> |
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| - | <div id="PhilippWalch" class="teamimage"> | + | <div id="PhilippWalch" class="teamimage"data-name="Philipp Walch - The Exprimator" data-desc="Philipp also just finished his 4th bachelor semester in Molecular Biotechnology. But since this obviously does not occupy him fully (©reative input by Fanny - due to lacking constructiveness when writing about oneself in third person), he also studies Mathematics. As he tasted blood in several internships in genomics and proteomics all over the world (Heidelberg, Potsdam, Stanford and Berkeley), he is very excited to participate in iGEM. Philipp is always cheerful and friendly, no matter how confusing things are in the lab. He's involved in the Tyrocidine project - i.e. shuffling modules - as well as the software projects. Hereby, he learned to use his strengths for a team and to develop parts of a project from the first scratch to the final validation. Outside the lab, he is a huge fan of playing chess, making music - either on the piano or by singing - debating and philosophy. "> |
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