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Johannes Kaiser
Is a: Ph.D. in Biochemistry and the Manager of [http://www.bioss.uni-freiburg.de/cms/geschaeftsstelle.html| BIOSS]
iGEM team role: Main supporter for funds and equipment
Tobias Knust
Is a: Ph.D. in Microbiology/Biochemistry
iGEM team role: Instructor of a team that does not need a instructor (ok, very little).
Is proud of: what the team has achieved.
Likes: my famlily, microbes and proteins
Philosophy: Anything is possible, with a little help from a friend.
Catch phrase: "Nein!" (aka "D'OH")
After finishing my Ph.D. thesis I joined the team as an instructor just before we began the lab work. We needed to settle in and build up the equipment in the empty lab. Since many things were missing at the beginning (e.g. PCR tubes), we could spent many hours discussing and improving the project.
I am lucky that I could join such a dedicated team of students being able to apply my skills in biochemistry, microbiology and bioinformatics and thereby helping the students in improving theirs. I had never thought that I could advance my talents such a great deal while having so much fun.
Hemin Faraidun
Is a: M.Sc in Molecular Biotechnology, PhD student studying molecular immunology
iGEM team role: Instructor
Is proud of: Having the oppertunity to learn from the team
Likes: Reading, watching movies and strangely Calligraphy
Philosophy: Simplicity is in the heart of every complex system, lets simplify
Catch phrase:
I knew about iGEM from enthusiastic students, the challenge and willing to do some thing new and scientifically attractive is not just an eye opening experience, but also encouraging to build up ideas and putting ideas in to action.
Manuel Hiß
Is a: iGEM team role: instructor
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After attending the iGEM 2009 as a student I couldn't resist when I heard that the 2011 team from Freiburg was looking for an instructor. It's really great to see everything from the instructors side and I like the way the team has grown together.
Students
Rüdiger Trojok
Studies: Molecular and Cellular Biology
iGEM team role: Team founder; works on the Precipitator
Is proud of: genetical engineering
Likes: Travelling and Biology
Philosophy: is something people should think of more often
Catch phrase:
Synthetic Bio is the future technology.
It is our responsibility to make something good come out of it.
Theodhor Tiko
Studies: Genetics, Bioinformatics, Immunology
iGEM team role: Provided assistance with founding the team; Helped less experienced members with molecular biology issues; Works on establishing the Lysis Device; Always learning something from everyone on the team...
Is proud of: Being youthful at heart, hard-working and determined
Likes: Science, the ladies, cycling and adventure... :P
Philosophy: Alexis Zorbas: Life is trouble. Only death is not. To be alive is to undo your belt and *look* for trouble.
Catch phrase: /Enter first goofy laugh sound that comes to mind.... \:D/
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Julia Müller
Studies:Biology
iGEM team role: master of 3a-assembly, always there to provide advice,
contact-person for sponsors
Is proud of:being part of the team
Likes: sunshine, being on the racing bike
Philosophy: biology is not predictable
Catch phrase:Catch me if you can.
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Sandra Wassner
Studies: biology
iGEM team role: blue light receptor
Is proud of: my Bachelor thesis, to be a member of iGEM
Likes: reading books, travelling
Philosophy: changes will only happen if we do the opposite of things we are used to
I study biology in Freiburg and I just finished my bachelor thesis when I heard that the iGEM team of Freiburg was looking for another team member. I was really happy to join them and support the team in the lab and with the wiki page. It is a really good opportunity for undergraduate students to improve their lab skills, their teamwork and also to learn how to organize everything. With the auotomous work in the lab you get a lot more self-confident and self-consistent.
Sophie Cramer
Studies:biology
iGEM team role: chocolate eater
Is proud of: I have done iGEM and my Bachelor thesis at once without my advisor noticing it ;) I can swim faster than all the boys in my team
Likes: chocolate, cello music,
Philosophy: have fun at work and carpe chocolatum!
Catch phrase: I do NOT eat more than normal people! (at least not more than Sandra)
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Josef Csernalabics
Studies: Philosophy and Book-Sciences
iGEM team role: Comic relief
Is proud of: Nothing much.
Likes: Books of all kinds, music with a tendency towards distorted guitars and coffee.
Philosophy: Yes, it already says so under 'Studies'
Catch phrase: [Expletive deleted]
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Jakob Käppler
Studies: Biology
iGEM team role: Responsible for the green and red light receptors
Is proud of: the stuff i have learned since i joined the team
Likes: The team, climbing
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Ilinca Tudose
Studies:
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I first studied Computer Science in Romania and now I am almost finished with my master in Bioinformatics and System Biology in Freiburg. I joined the team in april as the computer scientist of the group (noone really needed my bioinformatic skills :P) and was supposed to do the Wiki and the mathematical modelling. I had to leave them in August, due to a cool internship opportunity, so unfortunately that didn't leave us any time for the modelling part . Even so, I am still grateful for the chance I was given to work with such dedicated and nice people. Oh, and I was also the photographer of the group for that period :P.
