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2014 UBC iGEM

Our Team

Adam Ziada

Albertina Wong

Anna Mueller

Ariel Ragetli

Daniel Korvin

Eric Stroczynski

Fisal Elstone

Jacky Chan

Jeffrey Pea

Joe Ho

Joel Kumlin

Melody Lu

Negin Tousi

Philip Lam

Tudor Lapuste

Wenchen Zhao

Zeki Ekmekci

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+<dt>Major and Year:</dt>
+<dd>Microbiology and Immunology 3rd Year</dd>
+<dt>Why iGEM:</dt>
+<dd> The first time I herd about iGEM was though a friend who attended one of the information sessions from the year before, I was curious so I decided to check it out.  I was astonished with the creativity, freedom, and quality of the projects and I told myself that I need to be a part of this experience</dd>
+<dt>Hopes to gain from iGEM:</dt>
+<dd>I would love to work on my wet lab skills and learn the in’s and out’s of designing biological systems. Since this is my first experience with iGEM and synthetic biology I am excited to soak in as much information as I can.</dd>
+<dt>What inspires you:</dt>
+<dd>To put it simply, good music, good friends, and good cheer.</dd>
+<dt>Desired Impact on the World:</dt>
+<dd>I think microbes are fascinating and for the time being I see myself transforming the world through creative research. But who knows, I’m sure iGEM will allow me to open my mind to new possibilities within science, business, and policy alike.</dd>
+<dt>Hobbies:</dt>
+<dd>I love beer, craft beer to be precise, and I love to share it with friends. </dd>
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+<dt>Major and Year:</dt>
+<dd>Integrated Sciences Graduated January 2014</dd>
+<dt>Why iGEM:</dt>
+<dd>I joined iGEM because of a Terry Talk by a past iGEM member, who described the elegance of synthetic biology and the need to create standardized parts. That moment on, I was hooked into iGEM and its limitless potential.</dd>
+<dt>Hopes to gain from iGEM:</dt>
+<dd>I have been with iGEM for several years now and every year I love being able to take a concept and try to turn it into something tangible, useful, and meaningful; it truly is a unique undergraduate experience. The jamboree is one of my favourite parts of iGEM, its inspiring to see all the different projects and hear what inspired other teams.</dd>
+<dt>What inspires you:</dt>
+<dd>Nature, its incredible complexity juxtaposed with its elegant simplicity is just mind blowing. I see nature and its application as being as limitless as the imagination itself.</dd>
+<dt>Desired Impact on the World:</dt>
+<dd>I live and breathe science, ask mike, and I see myself having a long enjoyable life pondering synthetic systems in microbes, or probing the pathophysiology and treatments of human diseases. </dd>
+<dt>Hobbies:</dt>
+<dd>Outside from lab work and reading "binders full of journal articles", I enjoy watching hockey and maintaining my vegetable garden. Occasionally, I enjoy swimming and hiking.</dd>
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-<dt> Major and Year: </dt>
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+<dd> I'm a PhD student in Microbiology and Immunology in my second year.</dd>
-<b>2nd Year PhD Student in Microbiology and Immunology.</b></dd>
 <dt>About Me:</dt>
-<dd>I work alongside James in the Eltis lab at the University of British Columbia. I investigate the enzymatic production of valuable lignin breakdown products such as vanillin with the hopes of transferring this technology to industry.</dd>
+<dd>I'm working in the Lindsay Eltis lab and we're developing biotechnology applications to transform the aromatic polymer lignin from biomass into valuable products. </dd>
+<dt>When and Why did you join iGEM: </dt>
-<dt>iGEM Experience:</dt>
+<dd>This is my first year as a grad adviser and my first iGEM experience. When I heard about iGEM the first time I unfortunately couldn't participate because I just got my undergraduate degree in Germany. Now I'm happy to be part of iGEM as an adviser. I'm very interested in synthetic biology and metabolic engineering and I'm excited about the advances in these fields. </dd>
-<dd>This is my first year mentoring the iGEM team and my first, but hopefully not my last, foray into synthetic Biology.</dd>
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+<dt>About Me: </dt>
+<dd> Professor, Department of Microbiology and Immunology </dd>
+<dt>Research Interest:</dt>
+<dd>Dr. Murphy's research interests lie in elucidating the mechanism for iron uptake and storage systems used in bacteria, yeast and diatoms to thrive in iron poor environments. His group combines structure determination by x-ray crystallography with biochemical and microbial approaches to define the molecular basis of iron uptake and storage.</dd>
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