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Revision as of 11:28, 28 June 2007
Team Members
Students
- Michael Chen (UC Berkeley)
- Eric Chou (Lincoln High)
- Jimmy Huang (Lincoln High)
- Lauren Jann (Lincoln High)
- Eric Meltzer (Palo Alto High)
- Alexander Ng (Lincoln High)
- Robert Ovadia (Lincoln High)
Instructors
- Caleb Bashor
- Matt Eames
- Noah Helman
- Andrew Horwitz
- Sergio Peisajovich
- David Pincus
- Ryan Ritterson
- Nili Sommovilla
- Reid Williams
Faculty Advisors
- Wendell Lim
- Hana El samad
- Tanja Kortemme
- Chris Voigt
Plan
The iGEM team will be composed High school and undergraduates. To have an effective effort over this short time (8-10 weeks) our strategy will be to focus the first half of the program on a well-scripted didactic and teaching lab program, while the second half of the program will focus on independent generation and implementation of novel and creative ideas. Thus the summer program will have three major components.
Progress
Week One (June 11th-16th):
Student booklet covering basics on Synthetic Bio & Yeast.
Nili's Intro to iGEM & the UCSF team
Sergio' Intro to Synthetic Biology and Yeast
David's Presentation on Cell Signaling
Noah's Slides on Reading Behavior
Week Three:
Sergio's first two synthetic organelle presentations.
Links
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