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Hi! I’m Cristy Verzijl and I study a Bachelor’s degree in Biology and Medical Laboratory research in Rotterdam. I’m in my last year of my Bachelor and planning to study veterinary medicine or science and business management next year. I'm also involved in the Honors Program for a second degree, in which I'm doing a lot of projects. I love hiking, running and swimming but I also love challenges, like iGEM. The creation of new biological systems is an amazing process and I’m very grateful that I can be involved in this world of technology by participating in iGEM. ELECTRACE is an project where complex pathways are implemented in <i>E. coli</i>, and that was a big challenge for our team.  iGEM TU Delft 2014 is truly a multidisciplinary team and that is a great advantage for our project, where biology and technology come close together. I find it especially interesting to see whether the modeling results match with the results from the lab.
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Hi! I’m Cristy Verzijl and I am studying in my final year of the Bachelor’s degree in Biology and Medical Laboratory research in Rotterdam. I'm also involved in the Honors Program for a second degree, in which I'm doing a lot of projects. I am planning to study veterinary medicine or science and business management next year. I love hiking, running and swimming but I also love challenges, like iGEM. The creation of new biological systems is an amazing process and I’m very grateful that I can be involved in this world of technology by participating in iGEM. ELECTRACE is an project where complex pathways are implemented in <i>E. coli</i>, and that was a big challenge for our team.  iGEM TU Delft 2014 is truly a multidisciplinary team and that is a great advantage for our project, where biology and technology come close together. I find it especially interesting to see whether the modeling results match with the results from the lab.
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Meet the team

Our team comprises of 13 students from TU Delft, Leiden University and Rotterdam University. We are a multi-national team with very diverse backgrounds, including biology, physics and industrial design. Thus, we are well equipped to tackle the broad range of challenges that will occur during our iGEM project!


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Advisors

Dr. Anne Meyer
ing. Esengül Yildirim
Jorine Eeftens MSc.
Dominik Schmieden MSc.
Dr. Timon Idema

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