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Revision as of 00:57, 15 October 2018
2018 WLC iGem Team
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Our Team.
LOREM IPSUM DOLOR AMET
Short description of iGem team describing their talents, diversity, etc.
This is my fourth and final year with the WLC-iGEM Team and
I have fully abandoned sleep in exchange for coffee and
endless PCR reactions. I spend most of my time in lab, but I also
organize and plan a large portion of our Human Practice and Outreach
events. If I had free time, I would spend it SCUBA diving or taking
care of my reef tank.
Jack Betchel
Team & Wet Lab Lead
Biochemistry & Marine Biology '19
This is my second year on the team and I currently
oversee team administration. I am in charge of organizing
team meetings and some human practices events, although I do
enjoy lab work. Outside of iGEM, I research silver nanoparticles
and their effect on bacteria when used in conjunction with antibiotics.
All science aside, I like to rewatch episodes of The Office,
tell chemistry jokes, and hang out with my cousins.
Laura Sanford
Analytics & Administration Lead
Chemistry '21
This is my first full year with WLC-iGEM and most of my
work with the team has been in lab. After graduation I hope to
attend medical school and become a surgeon. In my free time I
enjoy golfing, ping pong, hiking, and movies.
Tim Edwards
iGEM Team
Health Sciences '19
This is my second year as a part of WLC-iGEM and I help
out primarily with the laboratory work. In addition to iGEM,
I also work as a lab prep assistant to the biology professors
on campus. This past summer I worked in a lab researching
myoblast differentiation. When I’m not in the lab or studying,
you can usually find me spending time with my friends, reading,
exercising, shopping, or drinking coffee.
Mary Kolell
iGEM Team
Biology '19
My name is Alyssa Leitzke and I am a sophomore Biology major,
minoring in Chemistry and Psychology. I joined iGEM this past
year and work in lab as well as on Human Practices. I hope to
continue working in lab to prepare for a career in neuroscience,
studying the biological basis of human behavior. In my free time
I enjoy playing piano and ukulele, golfing, and playing ping pong.
Alyssa Leitzke
iGEM Team
Biology '21
This is my first year on the WLC-iGEM team and I have
primarily assisted with lab work. I am excited to work alongside
a group of individuals imbued with different talents and are able
to work under a unified vision to contribute to advancements in
science. Outside of the lab, I serve as the coordinator for the
Junior Youth Empowerment Program that works with adolescent youth
who strive to better their communities.
Martharoot Malungu
iGEM Team
Biology '19
This is my second year on the iGEM team and I have enjoyed
the lab experience and camaraderie that this team has provided.
My goal is to go to grad school and become a neuroscience researcher.
In my free time I love doing anything in the outdoors. When I'm not
in nature I enjoy baking, and singing.
Emily Palm
iGEM Team
Biology & Psychology '20
My name is Marissa Schmitz and I am a Biology major with plans
to attend veterinary school. I spend most of my time with the team
in lab. I enjoy being a part of WLC-iGEM because I get to be a part
of a great group of people working together to make a difference in
the world. In my free time I enjoy watching sports games, reading,
and spending time with friends and family.
Marissa Schmitz
iGEM Team
Biology '20
This is my first year on the WLC iGEM Team...
Erika Yanke
iGEM Team
Graphic Design '21
Dr. John Werner received his Ph.D. in Molecular and Cellular Biology
from Arizona State University and performed postdoctoral research at
Princeton University. His responsibilities at Wisconsin Lutheran College
include independent research and teaching courses in Microbiology, Genetics,
Molecular Biology and Biochemistry. Dr. Werner's research focuses on mechanisms
of antibiotic resistance in bacteria and developing methods for characterization
and use of bacteriophages.
Dr. John Werner
Advisor
Associate Professor of Biology
This will be a short description for each team member
outlining their role on the team, interests, and other
interesting facts.
Dr. Dan Ebeling
Advisor
Position at WLC
This will be a short description for each team member
outlining their role on the team, interests, and other
interesting facts.
Name Surname
Title
Major '18
This will be a short description for each team member
outlining their role on the team, interests, and other
interesting facts.
Name Surname
Title
Major '18
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outlining their role on the team, interests, and other
interesting facts.
Name Surname
Title
Major '18
