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Meet The Team

Students

Lara Grew Genetics Height: 5'0 Previous Conviction: Chauvinism Lara took charge in many of the labs, had overall responsibility for the lab book and researched attitudes to Synthetic Biology at the University of Sheffield	Mustafa Hussain Mechatronics Engineering Height: 5'9 Previous Conviction: GTA of a quadcopter As well as participating in the labs, Mustafa was responsible for analysing the lab data and general computational support for the wiki	Ben Lomax Molecular Biology Height: 5'7 Previous Conviction: Being too damn cool Aside from using his mind-blowing design skills, Ben was involved in a number of labs and had a hand in organising some of the collaborations with other teams
Ben Madden Chemical Engineering Height: 6'4 Previous Conviction: Caught in a compromising position with a bioreactor Ben took the lead with the Product Design Modelling, creating a small, undersink bioreactor unit and planning it's manufacture	Sharan Nanuan Biochemistry and Microbiology Height: 5'5 Previous Conviction: Caught in a socks and sandals in the lab Sharan was the mastermind behind the SocioBrick Registry, contributed to the Policy and Practices research, and was a regular figure in the Fatberglar labs	Erika Otaviano Bioengineering with Bioprocessing Height: 5'5 Previous Conviction: Hotel room liasons with interviewees Erika took the helm with the lab notation, had a hand in the Notions of Responsibility report, engaged in some of the collaborations and took part in labs
Jianxing Qin Control Systems Engineering Height: 5'10	Alex Simpson Aerospace Engineering Height: 5'7

Advisors

Andrew Landels Biological Engineering PhD Student	Rob Meckin Science and Technology Studies PhD Student	Celso Gomes Science and Technology Studies PhD Student
Charlotte Green School of Clinical Dentistry PhD Student	Elizabeth Court Biological Engineering Phd Student

Supervisors

Dr. Graham Stafford The School of Clinical Dentistry

Dr. Susan Molyneux-Hodgson Sociological Studies

Prof. Phillip C. Wright Chemical and Biological Engineering

We couldn't have done this without the help of a lot more people! Check out our acknowledgements page