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                    <h3 class="h2">Luke Waller</h3>
 
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                    <p><br> Luke’s my name, Conner is my game. I am the engineering part Conner wants to intertwine with. Having finished my
 
                    third year I am staying on at Newcastle to complete my masters, hopefully getting into robotics.
 
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                    <h3 class="h2">Frank Eardley</h3>
 
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                    <p><br>I am a 4th year MBiol Cellular & Molecular Biology student. I joined iGEM
 
                    for the opportunity to work with students from other academic fields and learn
 
                    more about synthetic biology. Outside of my degree, I am a scuba diving instructor
 
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                    <h3 class="h2">Will Tankard</h3>
 
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                    <p><br>I’ve just completed my second year as an Architecture student. iGEM was a step
 
                    into the dark for me, the last time I did anything biology related was during my GCSE’s.
 
                    I’m interested how the architecture and biology disciplines can merge. Synthetic Biology
 
                    offers a new perspective on design starting with a bottom up approach.</p>
 
                   
 
                   
 
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                    <h3 class="h2">Heather Bottomley</h3>
 
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                    <p><br> Heather's the name, not doing the wiki is my game. I've just finished my                  third year of MBiol Cellular and Molecular Biology. I joined iGEM as an opportunity to formulate
 
                    a novel idea and work in a multi - disciplinary team enhancing my biological knowledge.</p>
 
                   
 
                   
 
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                    <h3 class="h2">Connor Trotter</h3>
 
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                    <p><br> Connor is the name, getting my name misspelled is the game. I'm currently entering my third year
 
                    of Biology which has, so far, been fuelled by an excess of caffeine and binge watching a lot
 
                    of Rupaul's Drag Race. I joined Newcastle's team to apply what I have learned in a unique fashion by intertwining elements of Engineering and Architecture into biological concepts.</p>
 
                   
 
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                    <h3 class="h2">Patrycja Ubysz</h3>
 
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                    <p><br>I'm Pat, no game with my name. Just finished first year of Chemistry, I
 
                    probably liked it too much. I believe being interdisciplinary is crucial for research, especially
 
                    in Synthetic Biology. I want to contribute to the team using my chemical/physical approach. I
 
                    love working in the lab, however, would be happier without microbes. Basic coffee addict, bad
 
                    experience with BBQ parties. Probably follow every single NASA team account on Twitter.</p>
 
                   
 
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                    <h3 class="h2">Lewis Tomlinson</h3>
 
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                    <p><br>Name: Lewis. Likes: llamas, guinea pigs, rock hyrax, all other animals, molecular biology, dungeons and dragons, science fiction and fantasy.
 
                    Life goal: llama sanctuary (including birds and rodents).</p>
 
                   
 
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                    <p><br>Sadiya’s the name, which most can’t pronounce (despite it being totally phonetic). Just completed first year of Chemistry after switching from Fine Art,
 
                    and yes, it’s been a huge change, as people always exclaim when I tell them. Both benefit from having that alternative perspective and this is what drew me to
 
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                    <p><br>I'm Umar, a 1st year undergraduate studying Automation and Control Engineering. I joined IGEM for the
 
                    opportunity to work alongside a multi-disciplinary team and develop my skills outside of engineering. When
 
                    I'm not working on the project, I like swimming, playing the guitar and eating cake. Addicted to bad
 
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                    <p><br>I’m Chris, 2nd year Architecture student, discovered iGEM when beginning my dissertation in the area  of Bio-Materialism. I want to take organisms that have been designed at the genetic scale and design them for use at the human scale - aiding the transition from biologically inspired to biologically engineered design. Better at architecture than Will.</p>
 
                   
 
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The iGEM Foundation is an independent, non-profit organization dedicated to the advancement of synthetic biology, education and competition, and the development of an open community and collaboration. This is done by fostering an open, cooperative community and friendly competition.

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iGEMers are building a better world by solving problems with the help of synthetic biology. We inspire responsible innovation through our efforts in biosafety, biosecurity and public outreach.

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This global network is leading the field, taking what they learned in the competition and expanding it to continue to build a better world.

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We are always happy to hear from individuals, groups or organisations that would like to support our project. If you wish to discuss a collaboration, sponsorship or if you just want to learn more about the project, please get in touch using the contact details on the right. Alternatively, if you would like to donate a small amount to fund our project, you can do so through Experiment.com - an online platform for discovering, funding, and sharing scientific research.

Any support is greatly appreciated and funds raised will be used in all areas of the iGEM project - such as lab equipment, human practices research, merchandise and travel to jamboree in Boston, USA.

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Where to Find Us

Devonshire Building
Newcastle University
Newcastle upon Tyne
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igem.team@newcastle.ac.uk