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Team:TU Darmstadt/team
From 2013.igem.org
Kai Fenzel
Age: 21
Studies: B. Sc. Biomolecular Engineering
Since last year I want to be part of the iGEM-team, now in the 4th semester I have time for this challenge. I am responsible for the sponsoring of our team. I hope this projekt gives me the chance to learn new laborpractice and improve my softskills. iGEM gives me the opportunity to see the activity of synthetic biologie, because I want to write my bachelor thesis in this field of science.
I am very greatful to be a part of this awesome team.
Sven Jager
Age: 25
Studies: M. Sc. Biomolecular Engineering
Hi!
My name is Sven Jager, I am a Biomolecular Engineer in the second year (M.Sc).
Why iGEM? IGEM is the chance to solve a global problem with methods of the synthetic biology. I am looking forward to meet young scientists from all over the world and make many new experiences. In our team, I supported the lab work as well as the wiki construction.
David Kelm
Age: 22
Studies: M. Sc. Informatik
I was asked to support the current iGEM-Team. In particular, the interdisciplinary direction and the fascinating possibilities that these technologies offer, appeal to me. This allows me to apply my acquired skills within this pratice oriented project and gain a number of new experiences.
In my current studies I concentrate on the field of IT Security. Since I develop an Android interface and cooperate closely with the area of electrical engineering, this project unfortunatly does not offer any connections to my area of expertise.
Kai Fenzl
Age: 22
Studies: M. Sc. Biomolecular Engineering
Hey, I´m Sascha. This summer I completed my B.Sc. in Bimolecular Engineering at the TUD.
I take responsibility for website and the lab management during our project. I expects an interesting summer. Moreover, he hopes to learn many new things about synthetic biology. Besides a successful participation Sascha wants to establish many international contacts.
Kai Fenzl
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=== '''Carmen Klein''' ===
''' Age: 23 '''
''' Studies: M. Sc. Biomolecular Engineering '''
I watched with interest the progression of last year’s TU Darmstadt iGEM-Team but could not participate due to time reasons. This year I would not want to miss working in the project since I want to apply and extend my experience in scientific research. In the course of my previous studies, I mainly specialized in research with mammalian cells but see great importance in having a deep insight in other and novel fields such as the manipulation of bacteria and the transfer to a engineering approach.
Most of all, I am glad about how our student team works together in spite of having diverse knowledge in both different fields and different levels. We complement and bring forward one another and I am looking forward to coming across new experiences as well as challenges which make me also curious about how we are going to master them.
Kai Fenzl
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=== '''CheukTing Law, Dicky''' ===
'''Age: 21'''
'''Studies: B. Sc. Molecular Biomedical Sciences'''
Hi! I am Dicky, 21years old and studying my bachelor of Molecular Biomedical Sciences in The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. I had exchanged to Germany and started my unforgettable life in Technische Universität Darmstadt (TUD) for half a year. The turning point during my exchange in Germany is joining iGEM in TUD. I joined the early stage of iGEM team in Hong Kong, so I know the difference of doing science between Hong Kong and Germany. My team was really having a fun time, enjoy the process and real life but not just focus on Lab work of iGEM. iGEM is a bridge that connects the people from the world. No matter where do we come from, we still can communicate with each other because we have the same language: Science.
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Kai Fenzl
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=== '''Thea Lotz''' ===
'''Age: 24'''
'''Studies: M. Sc. Biomolecular Engineering'''
Why did I join the TU Darmstadt iGEM team? There are great people on the team, we’ve got an interesting topic, so no reason not to join in. I also liked the opportunity of finally doing my own research and working without only the prospect of good grades. iGEM is a true challenge where lots of interesting fields of work collide and you can learn while having fun. I’m really looking forward to when we can get started!
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Kai Fenzl
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=== '''Laurin Monnheimer''' ===
'''Age: 23'''
'''Studies: B. Sc. Biology'''
In the first place, I learned about iGEM more or less coincidently but I soon figured out that this is a project I definitely want to be part of. The contest offers the unique opportunity to carry out research in a practically oriented manner and to meet scientific challenges as a team. Therefore, iGEM presents an outstanding occasion to gain new valuable experiences and to further develop my personal and scientific skills.
I hope that we as a project team will be successful in finding solid solutions to the problems we will be confronted with and I am highly motivated to make my personal contribution to iGEM.
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Kai Fenzl
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=== '''Max Polzin''' ===
'''Age: 23'''
'''Studies: B. Sc. Elektro- und Informationstechnik'''
Some friends of mine asked me if I wanted to join them and participate at this years iGEM-team of the TU Darmstadt. I really like working in a team and especially independently finding a solution to a challenging problem is a great task. The interdisciplinary composition of our team offers me the opportunity to use my skills I already learnd during my studies at the university and to gain further knowledge in a broad scientific field.
Currently I am studying in the senior semester of my Bachelor degree, my specialisation is commmunications engineering.
In this year's iGEM-project I am responsible for the electrical engineering part. Mainly this means I have to construct a cheap and reliable sensor to detect fluorescence. Furthermore I have to find a secure way for the data transmission between our developed device and a modern cellular phone.
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Kai Fenzl
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=== '''Manuel Rebenich''' ===
'''Age: 26'''
'''Studies: Industrial Design'''
Hey guys...
My name is Manuel and i'm studying my diploma in industrialdesign/Productdesign at the "h-da" University Darmstadt.
Privatly I spend a lot of time in doing different art disciplines.
I joined this year's iGEM-team because I like to get involved in an exciting project and to get contact to different facultys.
In the iGEM-project I'm responsible to give the hole project a smart visual character.
I design Flyers, Posters and do a lot of graphic design in general.
Additionally, I made designs for the shirts, Homepage and an early prototype of the device.
Kai Fenzl
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=== '''Sven Rumpf''' ===
'''Age: 23'''
'''Studies: Chemistry'''
I am studying Chemistry at the TU Darmstadt but I am also interested in molecular life sciences. Hence, I participate in iGEM to get a chance in working at a complex project with other students. I am pleased working with our team and learning from others.
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Kai Fenzl
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=== '''Christian Sator''' ===
I am studying Biomolecular Engineering at TU Darmstadt. I joined this year’s iGEM-team because I like the idea of tackling a complex issue together with a team and work out solutions for it. I think iGEM is a great opportunity to experience independent and interdisciplinary research and to broaden one’s mind. I’m looking forward to learn new stuff and meet lots of interesting people.
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Kai Fenzl
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=== '''Anne Schieferdecker''' ===
Hey, my name is Anne and I am a student of the bachelor program Biomolecular Engineering at the TU Darmstadt.
When I first heard about the 2012's iGEM project of our University, it was already too late to enter, but I knew that I will not miss the next project! The possibility to actively shape all aspects of a research project from conception through laboratory work and final presentation, is my primary motivation to participate. I also love challenges and look forward to every pebble along our way and the creative search for solutions by our fortunately heterogeneous team. Privately, I not only hope for fun and accumulating knowledge but also to develop in person.
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Kai Fenzl
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=== '''Johanna Tüshaus''' ===
'''Age: 23'''
'''Studies: M. Sc. Biomolecular Engineering'''
During my studies abroad at the KTH in Stockholm I came to know iGEM for the first time. From the beginning the idea of the competition inspired me and encouraged me to join this year's iGEM-team of TU Darmstadt. I am looking forward to the tasks and challenges we are going to deal with during this intense period of time. I think all the members of the team are able to learn from each user and everyone can profit due to the interdisciplinary setting of our team.
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Kai Fenzl
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=== '''Bastian Wagner''' ===
'''Studies: B. Sc. Biomolecular Engineering'''
Hi, my name is Bastian Wagner and I am a student of the bachelor program Biomolecular Engineering at the TU Darmstadt. The reason why I participate in iGEM is, because I like to design and construct new biological systems for useful purposes and create societal acceptance for this new technology.
Arne Wehling
Hey Guys, my name is Arne! Currently I am finishing my B.Sc. in Biomolecular Engineering at the TU Darmstadt. With some friends I already started our university's first iGEM Team in 2012. Hence, I hope that our experiences will help us to get this year's competition done even better than before.
I am in charge of oraganization and team management so I am some kind of a maid-of-all-work, if you want to put it like that.
I think that our team for 2013 is just great and fortunately we are quite interdisciplinaric, so I hope we learn a lot from each other and be successful during the following months full of working!
See you at the jamborees!
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