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About Us

We are Brown University's and Stanford University's iGEM team.

iGEM, or the International Genetically Engineered Machines Competition, is an annual competition at MIT that aims to advance the field of synthetic biology -- the science of creating machines from biological parts.

We are a team of nine undergraduates and recent graduates working under the guidance of post-doctoral students and professors. We are always looking to share our passion for the exciting new field of synthetic biology, so please make sure to contact us with any questions.

Who we are

Faculty Advisors:

Lynn Rothschild

Gary Wessel

Mentors:

Kosuke Fujishima	Norman Wang	Jack Cackler	Thomas Beer
J. Mike Grace

Students

Andre Burnier Biology Brown '10.5	Evan Clark Astrobiology Stanford '14	Julius Ho Human Biology Brown '12	Ryan Kent Biology Stanford '11
Lei Ma Biology Brown '13	Eli Moss Computational Biology Brown '11	Jesse Palmer Human Biology Stanford '11	Max Song Biomedical Engineering Brown '14
Jovian Yu Statistics Computer Science Brown '12

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 iGEM, or the International Genetically Engineered Machines Competition, is an annual competition at MIT that aims to advance the field of synthetic biology -- the science of creating machines from biological parts.
-We are always looking to share our passion for the exciting new field of synthetic biology, so please make sure to contact us with any questions.
+We are a team of nine undergraduates and recent graduates working under the guidance of post-doctoral students and professors. We are always looking to share our passion for the exciting new field of synthetic biology, so please make sure to contact us with any questions.
-We are a team of nine undergraduates and recent graduates working under the guidance of post-doctoral students and professors. All work on the projects described on this website was performed this summer by team members, with occasional helpful advising from others in the lab.
-Additionally, all materials on our Wiki were generated by team members except when noted otherwise.
 == '''Who we are''' ==