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Revision as of 13:29, 4 October 2018


Amanda Kindl

Founder of the 2018 instagram page, Amanda has had a major role in designing the Macquarie University iGEM team.

Angus Lawrie

Angus is our very own nanodrop expert. Not only has he worked in the labs, but he has also spent much of his time in the dry lab, conducting and planning interviews, as well as shaping our customer discovery idea.

Areti-Efremia Mellou

Areti is always there to laugh at our non-funny iGEM puns, and brightens up every room she enters. She’s been an integral part of our inter-lab work, and is always there to help where needed.

Ari Edmonds

For Ari, this is not his first time around the block. Ari was part of last year’s Macquarie University iGEM team, whose immense success left us with a hard act to follow. Ari is always so helpful in the lab, offering a large array of lab skills. He is a very science driven student, who is a valuable asset to the team.

Hamish Manton

Hamish’s official title is ‘Director of Safe Lab Practices’. He’s always there to remind us to wear our lab coats and safety glasses, and to not explode the microwave. It’s no lie that his luscious beard is the main reason we like him. Hamish is a dedicated worker in the lab, and has also conducted many interviews, and worked tirelessly to discover a plethora of contacts within the industry.

Irene Simpson

Irene the lean, mean, queen. Her dry lab work, and communication with other scholars and iGEM teams has been essential to our human practices. Whether it's tweeting, facebooking, emailing or skyping we can always count on Irene to keep things organised and moving forward.

Jarryd Vargas

Also formally known as ‘The Shirt Guy’, Jarryd is definitely the go to guy for any and all of our iGEM questions. He is a fun loving, walking encyclopedia, and we all love him for it. He spends all his morning, afternoons, evenings and late nights in the lab, playing a key role in our lab success.

Josip Mujic

Josip is a Science and Secondary education student, whose fashion sense is equally as awesome as his iGEM dedication. His positive attitude and the many hours he has devoted in the lab are qualities we love about him.

Karl Myers

The artistic maestro of our iGEM team, with a brilliant creative vision. Karl is studying a double degree of Law and Science, and he is not afraid to lay down the LAW!

Keshav (Ken) Curriman

Ken is a very quiet achiever but has managed to have a very loud role in our human practices project. He has emailed heaps of academics, arranged interviews and taken part in many interviews, proving his importance to the team.

Nicholas Solomon

He’s a poet and he doesn’t even know it! Nick has discovered an unquenchable linguistic gift that has given rise to our prized suite of Poems, named the ‘Chlorofella Chronicles’. His soldering skills have also been utilized in the making of another invaluable addition to the team, the DNA model.

Renee Beale

Loves a good unbalanced centrifuge, and exploding microwaves. Renee has been a vital part of our interviewing process, spending hours preparing for and participating in interviews with members of the pharmaceutical field all around Sydney. Renee has also been heavily involved in our fundraising efforts, and has spent many late nights researching and skyping.

Zoe Yiasemides

Zoe is currently studying a bachelor of science, and enjoys freezing agar plates, weird internet subcultures, as well as being a fanatical herpetologist. Zoe can always be found working hard in the lab, or using her breathtaking programming skills to create our iGEM website. Zoe loves a good snakey shaped graph in her modeling work.