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Our Logi-col[i] Team

	Zach Wiltshire	Emera Nguyen
	BSc Cell Biology - 3rd year	BSc Biological Sciences/Economics - 3rd year
	Background & Interests: Interests include both eukaryotic and prokaryotic cellular anatomy & physiology. The project has also piqued my interest in bionanotechnolgy and a variety of types of RNA.	Background & Interests: The first time I heard the term "genetic engineering," it piqued my curiosity. Now I think synthetic biology is absolutely fascinating because of all the revolutionary things it could mean for the future. I have had a blast in my iGEM experiences and am excited at having been exposed to such a cutting edge research field.
	Shannon Deane	James Rodway
	BSc Biological Sciences - 4th year	BSc Electrical Engineering - 4th year
	Background & Interests: Biological sciences major and biochemistry minor. This is my first exposure to "synthetic biology" and I find it amazing how much potential the field has.	Background & Interests: Computational modeling of RNA structure, air quality modeling, computational intelligence, hats and goggles
	Jessica D'Amico	Jeremiah Bolstad
	MSc Biomedical Engineering - 1st year	BSc in Biological/Physical Sciences - 4 1/2th year
	Background & Interests: BSc in Biological Sciences from the University of Alberta	Background & Interests: I am interested in many things... cryptozoology, mismatched socks, radishes (but not horseradishes), orangutans, riding trains in Asia, Lepidoptera, Linophryne arborifera, whewellite and, of course, bending spacetime with my mind.
[[Image:\|200 px]]	-	Qiwei Li
		BSc Biochemistry - 2nd Year
		Background & Interests: My goal for the next 4 years are to finish my BSc honors degree in Biochemistry, while maintaining my own business. Joining the iGEM team is truly a highlight of academic career, and it has been an amazing experience to work at the forefront of science.
	Jason Robinson-Anagor	Remko van den Hurk
	BSc Biological Sciences	MSc Electrical and Computer Engineering - 2nd year
	Background & Interests: My career ambition is to become a neurosurgeon.I was motivated to join iGEM because of its radical approach to research and design. Most surgeons complete a 2 year masters during their residency. Having learned the basics of synthetic biology, and potential treatments and medical applications, I know that this is one area of research I would like to pursue in the future.	Background & Interests: BSc Engineering Physics, BSc Biochemistry from University of Saskatchewan, interests include nanobiotechnology(biosensors, nanobiomotors, cell mimetic systems), new developments in spaceflight and the space industry
	Nick Glass	Dr. Wayne Materi
	MSc Electrical and Computer Engineering - 2nd year	Assistant Research Officer at the National Institute for Nanotechnology (NINT)
	Background & Interests: BSc Mechanical Engineering from University of Alberta, interests include nanobiotechnology (biosensors, bioMEMS, drug delievery, tissue engineering, biomaterials) and nanotechnology for energy applications	Background & Interests: BSc Computing Science Simon Frasier University, PhD Molecular Biology and Genetics University of Alberta, interests include neural development of nematode C. elegans and Synthetic Biology(design and construction of novel genetically modified bacteria to perform useful manufacturing and medical functions)

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+| style="width:240px;" align="left"  | Background & Interests: Interests include both eukaryotic and prokaryotic cellular anatomy & physiology. The project has also piqued my interest in bionanotechnolgy and a variety of types of RNA.
-| style="width:240px;" align="left"  | Background & Interests:
+| style="width:240px;" align="left"  | Background & Interests: The first time I heard the term "genetic engineering," it piqued my curiosity. Now I think synthetic biology is absolutely fascinating because of all the revolutionary things it could mean for the future. I have had a blast in my iGEM experiences and am excited at having been exposed to such a cutting edge research field.
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+| style="width:240px;" align="left"  | Background & Interests: Biological sciences major and biochemistry minor.  This is my first exposure to "synthetic biology" and I find it amazing how much potential the field has.
 | style="width:240px;" align="left"  | Background & Interests: Computational modeling of RNA structure, air quality modeling, computational intelligence, hats and goggles
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+| style="width:240px;height:20px;" align="left"  | MSc Biomedical Engineering - 1st year
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+| style="width:240px;" align="left"  | Background & Interests: I am interested in many things... cryptozoology, mismatched socks, radishes (but not horseradishes), orangutans, riding trains in Asia, Lepidoptera, <i>Linophryne arborifera</i>, whewellite and, of course, bending spacetime with my mind.
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-| style="width:240px;height:20px;" align="left"  | '''Hazim Gaber'''
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-| style="width:240px;" align="left"  | Background & Interests: My interests are cardiothoracic surgery; specifically minimally invasive coronary artery bypasses and the use of synthetic arteries for such bypasses.  I am also interested in the development of low-cost, high-reliability content delivery networks for online video distribution.
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 | style="width:240px;" align="left"  | Background & Interests: My goal for the next 4 years are to finish my BSc honors degree in Biochemistry, while maintaining my own business. Joining the iGEM team is truly a highlight of academic career, and it has been an amazing experience to work at the forefront of science.
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+| style="width:240px;height:20px;" align="left"  | BSc Biological Sciences
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-| style="width:240px;" align="left"  | Background & Interests: I have a BSc in biological sciences. My career ambition is to become a neurosurgeon. I
+| style="width:240px;" align="left"  | Background & Interests: My career ambition is to become a neurosurgeon.I was motivated to join iGEM because of its radical approach to research and design. Most surgeons complete a 2 year masters during their residency. Having learned the basics of synthetic biology, and potential treatments and medical applications, I know that this is one area of research I would like to pursue in the future.
-was motivated to join iGEM because of its radical approach to research and design. After
-seeing the presentation put on by the Butanerds in the spring, I became very excited and
-was eager to be part of something that was both creative and practical. I wanted to take
-away two things from this experience: general knowledge about synthetic biology, and
-hands on lab experience.
-In relation to my career goals, most surgeons complete a 2 year masters during their
-residency. Having learned the basics of synthetic biology, and potential treatments and
-medical application, I know that this is one area of research I would like to pursue in
-the future.
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-| style="width:240px;" align="left"  | Background & Interests: BSc Coimputing Science Simon Frasier University, PhD Molecular Biology and Genetics University of Alberta, interests include neural development of nematode C. elegans, Synthetics Biology(reliable design and construction of novel genetically modified bacteria to perform useful manufacturing and medical functions)
+| style="width:240px;" align="left"  | Background & Interests: BSc Computing Science Simon Frasier University, PhD Molecular Biology and Genetics University of Alberta, interests include neural development of nematode C. elegans and Synthetic Biology(design and construction of novel genetically modified bacteria to perform useful manufacturing and medical functions)
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