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| - | Name: Kesia M. Barrows
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| - | <br>Career: Food Engineering
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| - | <br>Favorite areas of study: Chemistry, Biology and Languages
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| - | <br>What do you think about iGEM?: I think iGEM is an excellent opportunity for young people to do science.
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| - | <br>Hobbies: Reading, watch scifi movies and play brain/interactive games
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| - | <br>Favorite Book: The Alchemist (Paulo Coelho)<br>
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| - | Favorite Quote: "The important thing is not to stop questioning", Albert Einstein
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| - | Name: Valery Díaz
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| - | <br>Career: Civil Engineering
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| - | <br>Favorite areas of study: Calculus
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| - | <br>What do you think about iGEM?: is the best way of learning and spreading this new science called Synthetic Biology
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| - | <br>Hobbies: Dancing, playing tennis and reading
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| - | <br>Favorite Book: I can't choose one, it has to be between one of Dan Brown, Agatha Christie or Harry Potter.
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| - | <br>Favorite Quote: "It's kind of fun to do the impossible", W. Disney
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| - | Name: Dukakis Tejada
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| - | <br>Career: Food engineering
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| - | <br>Favorite areas of study: Food engineering, Synthetic biology, Supply chain engineering, Bussiness administration.
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| - | <br>What do you think about iGEM?: iGEM is an excellent platform to test our wits and skills, we can achieve a <br>cultural exchange and knowledge, and contribute to the world through the development of GEMs useful to science and and technology.
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| - | <br>Hobbies: I enjoy dancing Salsa, playing soccer, spending time with friends, doing bodybuilding and reading about history and economy.
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| - | <br>Favorite Book: Calidad Total y Productividad from Humberto Gutierrez Pulido
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| - | <br>Favorite Quote: "Make your passion your profession, then the work becomes play"
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