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  • Biology Students´s Perception
  • iGEM - The New Meaning
  • In High School
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  • Future iDEAS
  • This iGEM Team Panama
• Biosafety
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• About Panama
  • Traditions
  • Panama Canal
  • History
  • Adventures

The Team

We are descendants from a place that emerged from a very slow geological process from millions of years ago. Results that still impact the world. This place is called PANAMA. A place where history can be divided into many chapters. Beginning with the linking of North and South America, enabling the exchange of species from both locations, making evolution possible to make use of this place as a huge laboratory. Years later in our history this became one of the scenarios for pirates looking for gold in the new world. This earth that links the world, owns one of the greatest engineering milestones, The Panama Canal, and now the expansion of it is without precedent. We as young scientist are part of the enterprise involving genetic engineering through the iGEM competition. Now Panama has two great engineering projects, one is the expansion of the Panama canal as a macro engineering project and our project as micro and nano scale engineering. This makes us pioneers in this field in our country.

This year our team is composed by students from the [http://www.up.ac.pa/PortalUp/index.aspx University of Panama], [http://www.ulat.ac.pa/es/index.php Latina University of Panama] and one student from [http://www.ulat.ac.pa/es/index.php Technological University of Panama]. All of us studying different careers such as Biology, Biotechnology, Chemistry and Engineering.

We were advised by several [Link Academics], including 4 and PhD students, who provided technical assistance and insight. They all did a fantastic job of providing positive feedback, without guiding the direction of our project.

Advisors

Carmenza Spadafora PhD.	Patrick Nee	'''Carlos Ramos'''	'''Ricardo Correa'''
'''Nidia Sandoval'''	Oris Sanjur PhD.

Students

Natasha Gómez Biology	Ezequiel Aguilar Computer Science	Aaa.png Jorge Chan Industrial Chemistry and Human Biology	Jeffrey Perez Biology
Ernesto Gómez Biology	Sandra J. Rodríguez Biotechlogy	Yerinitzi González Biology	Paul Monterrey Biology
Claud¡o Monteza B¡olOgy	Sergio Mosquera Biology	Andres Nieves Biology	Orlando Serrano Biotechnology
Yamilitzel Soto Biology	Marylena Ureña Chemistry

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