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           <td>Transformation of competent bacteria</td>
 
           <td>Transformation of competent bacteria</td>
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      <div class="team-container_heading">Robert Warneke</div>
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          <th>Age:</th>
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          <td>23</td>
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          <th>Favourite subject:</th>
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          <td>Genetics</td>
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          <th>Character:</th>
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          <td>eager, open-minded, ants in the pants</td>
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          <th>Why iGEM:</th>
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          <td>There is nothing better than being able to plan and carry out your very own ideas. iGEM is a great opportunity to get insights in project management and to learn about can be achieved with synthetic biology.</td>
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          <th>Future perspective:</th>
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          <td>become a geneious</td>
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          <th>Favourite microbe:</th>
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          <td><i>Clostridium aurantibutyricum</i></td>
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          <th>Favourite method:</th>
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          <td>Gibson Assembly</td>
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      <div class="team-container_heading">Marie Wensien</div>
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          <th>Age:</th>
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          <td>24</td>
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          <th>Favourite subject:</th>
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          <td>Enzyme Catalysis and biological chemistry</td>
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          <th>Character:</th>
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          <td>mixture of ambitious, casual and northern</td>
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          <th>Why iGEM:</th>
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          <td>It is a great opportunity to gain important skills for the future, not only by learning the methods during lab work but also by training our organizational skills and how to work as a team. In addition, it will be very interesting to go to Boston to present our project to students from all over the world who share the same interest and get to know about the other projects.</td>
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          <th>Future perspective:</th>
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          <td>Grand Prize Winner of the iGEM competition 2018</td>
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          <th>Favourite microbe:</th>
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          <td><i>Citrobacter freundii</i></td>
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          <th>Favourite method:</th>
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          <td>Bradford protein assay</td>
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      <div class="team-container_heading">Lisa Schulz</div>
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          <th>Age:</th>
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          <td>25</td>
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          <th>Favourite subject:</th>
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          <td>medical microbiology</td>
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          <th>Character:</th>
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          <td>ambitious, lab-rat, loving the outdoors</td>
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          <th>Why iGEM:</th>
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          <td>The participation in the iGEM competition is a once in a lifetime opportunity, where you learn all about the different facets that are required to successfully tackle research questions and that allows you to realize your own ideas.</td>
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          <th>Future perspective:</th>
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          <td>Ph.D. in Microbiology</td>
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          <th>Favourite microbe:</th>
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          <td><i>Treponema pallidum</i></td>
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          <th>Favourite method:</th>
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          <td>working with fluorescence proteins, determination of α-amylase activity</td>
 
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Revision as of 08:02, 15 August 2018

These are the members of our team:

Rica Bremenkamp
Age: 22
Favourite subject: Genetics
Character: bubbly
Why iGEM: because it gives you the opportunity to work on your own project as a team
Future perspective: patent millionaire
Favourite microbe: Oenococcus oeni
Favourite method: β-galactosidase assay
Jonas Jennrich
Age: 24
Favourite subject: forensic sciences
Character: little bit shy until I get to know you better
Why iGEM: for the credit points and I really like to work in the lab
Future perspective: hopefully, I will be working in the industry
Favourite microbe: E. coli DH5α or B. subtilis SP1
Favourite method: RNA extraction
Veronika Lutz
Age: 22
Favourite subject: Biochemistry
Character: curious, adventurous, reliable
Why iGEM: I did’nt want to miss the opportunity to enlargen my lab skills, learn how to work in a team and gain insights how to work on a longterm project
Future perspective: Ice cream saleswoman on Bondi beach
Favourite microbe: Aliivibrio fischeri
Favourite method: protein purification
Janek Meißner
Age: 21
Favourite subject: Microbiology
Character: open-minded, gentle giant, optimist
Why iGEM: IGEM brings together young international students that work on current research topics. What makes it so great is the opportunity to plan and conduct your own project from scratch. This is the perfect preparation for the future life as a scientist. I like it as it is a challenge with a promising result, able to influence the whole world.
Future perspective: Acquire a PhD in Microbiology or molecular genetics
Favourite microbe: methanogenic Archea like Methanococcus
Favourite method: plasmid preparation
Malte Holmer
Age: 23
Favourite subject: phyiscal chemistry
Character: nerdy, enthusiastic
Why iGEM: In my future I’d like to get involved in bioinformatics, as i love to work with everything tech related. Therefore being the “IT”-guy in the team was a good challenge to push my limits in the area of bits, bytes and information technology.
Future perspective: Ph. D. in Bioinformatics (aka hackerman)
Favourite microbe: phages (technically not living, but what’s not to love about the most abundant virus on earth)
Favourite method: javascript (jk)
Dennis Wicke
Age: 21
Favourite subject: molecular microbiology
Character: determined, cheerful, happy
Why iGEM: For me iGEM provides the change to personally improve in certain fields of science, as well as it gives students the chance of sharing ideas in order to solve problems together
Future perspective: Hopefully not being homeless
Favourite microbe: Pyrococcus furiosus
Favourite method: Transformation of competent bacteria
Robert Warneke
Age: 23
Favourite subject: Genetics
Character: eager, open-minded, ants in the pants
Why iGEM: There is nothing better than being able to plan and carry out your very own ideas. iGEM is a great opportunity to get insights in project management and to learn about can be achieved with synthetic biology.
Future perspective: become a geneious
Favourite microbe: Clostridium aurantibutyricum
Favourite method: Gibson Assembly
Marie Wensien
Age: 24
Favourite subject: Enzyme Catalysis and biological chemistry
Character: mixture of ambitious, casual and northern
Why iGEM: It is a great opportunity to gain important skills for the future, not only by learning the methods during lab work but also by training our organizational skills and how to work as a team. In addition, it will be very interesting to go to Boston to present our project to students from all over the world who share the same interest and get to know about the other projects.
Future perspective: Grand Prize Winner of the iGEM competition 2018
Favourite microbe: Citrobacter freundii
Favourite method: Bradford protein assay
Lisa Schulz
Age: 25
Favourite subject: medical microbiology
Character: ambitious, lab-rat, loving the outdoors
Why iGEM: The participation in the iGEM competition is a once in a lifetime opportunity, where you learn all about the different facets that are required to successfully tackle research questions and that allows you to realize your own ideas.
Future perspective: Ph.D. in Microbiology
Favourite microbe: Treponema pallidum
Favourite method: working with fluorescence proteins, determination of α-amylase activity