Team:Johns Hopkins/Team/Gallery

This sample of Petri Dish art was created using the yeast strain containing β-Carotene.

Everyone is working hard on their respective parts of the presentation.

Group picture of the team. Unfortunately, not all team members were able to make it. :(

Noah writing on the whiteboard during the battlestation.

The advisors and team watch intently as different aspects of the project are presented to them.

Dr. Jef Boeke and Dr. Patrick Cai, our advisors, comment on the team's presentation.

This sample of Petri Dish art was created using the yeast strain containing β-Carotene. The VitaYeast design was created by Justine Yu.

This sample of Petri Dish art was created using the yeast strain containing β-Carotene.

Roberto writes down the results from his experiments.

Roberto checks up on the PCR machine.

A close-up shot of James Chuang's lab notebook

Ashan checks the concentration of PCR products.

Ashan explains his part of the project.

Eppendorf tubes on ice, as Ashan prepares for PCR.

Xuejing Guo works in the Bader lab.

Plates of yeast that produce lycopene and β-Carotene are stacked.

Daniel Wolozny prepares materials in the Boeke lab.

Frontal shot of Daniel W. preparing for his reaction.

Noah Young models the production of vitamins in our VitaYeast.

Omar Hadzipasic and Daphne Chan use the spectrometer.

James Chuang and Dan Bibl work in the Boeke lab.

Justine Yu runs a gel.