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                 <h2>Amber Mani</h2><img height="215px" src=
 
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                 <p class = "justify scroll">Amber Mani is a sophomore majoring in Biomedical Engineering at Arizona State University. After spending a summer at science camp in grade school she fell in love with science and knew that she wanted to grow up to become a scientist someday. During her studies at ASU she has been a finalist in two biomedical design competitions and works hard to continue to thrive in the engineering environment. In life, she hopes to be a part of a team that can someday help design life saving technologies for people in need. In her spare time, Amber enjoys playing the drums, hiking with her dogs and husband, and compound target archery. </p>
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                 <p class = "justify scroll">Amber Mani is a sophomore majoring in Biomedical Engineering at Arizona State University. After spending a summer at science camp in grade school she fell in love with science and knew that she wanted to grow up to become a scientist someday. During her studies at ASU she has been a finalist in two biomedical design competitions and works hard to continue to thrive in the engineering environment. In life, she hopes to be a part of a team that can someday help design life saving technologies for people in need. In her spare time, Amber enjoys playing the drums, hiking with her dogs and husband, and compound target archery.</p>
 
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Brianna Lopez is a second year Biomedical Engineering student. She has been interested in the realm of genetics and synthetic biology for several years, and is excited to be gaining experience with ASU iGEM. She aspires to engineer tools that will help battle diseases, and create artificial organs. When not in the lab performing serial dilutions, she is reading and enjoying a good campaign of D&D.</p>
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Brianna Lopez is a second year Biomedical Engineering student. She has been interested in the realm of genetics and synthetic biology for several years, and is excited to be gaining experience with ASU iGEM. She aspires to engineer tools that will help battle diseases, and create artificial organs. When not in the lab performing serial dilutions, she is reading and enjoying a good campaign of D&D.!</p>
 
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                 <p class = "justify scroll">Christina Smith is a third year biomedical engineering student, minoring in mathematics at Arizona State University. She has been working as an undergraduate researcher at the Haynes lab for the past year. Her future goal is to incorporate more engineering principles into the field of microbiology and synthetic biology. She has learned a lot about quorum sensing and project design through the iGEM team and is very excited about what the future of bioengineering holds. Outside of the lab, she works at a dine-in movie theater, binge watches crime TV series on Netflix ,  and is an enthusiast landscape painter.</p>
                Engineering at ASU. He is a member of the rugby team on campus
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                and a leader in the Respect Movement. Rob grew up on the lake in
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                Prior Lake, Minnesota where he used to dream of being a
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                scientist one day. Now, he's excited that iGEM has given him his
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                 <p class = "justify scroll">Xylaan Livingstone is a third-year genetics major attending Arizona State University. Since a young age he has always had a passion with making an impact on helping the world and feels through sciences it is truly possible. He is very excited to be a part of this year’s iGEM team, where he feels this a perfect environment to meet like minds and help further the world’s knowledge on the unknown. Outside of the lab, Xylaan enjoys listening to rap music, martial arts, and learning new trades.</p>
                    sciences at Arizona State University. She’s been an undergraduate researcher
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                    in The Haynes Lab for two years, and works as a part-time web developer at a
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                    Tempe startup. Jiaqi is particularly interested in the applications of computer
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                    science and software in biology, and hopes to work towards uniting the fields in
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                    the future. Outside the lab, she enjoys traveling, creating art and music, and
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                    attending hackathons.</p>
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                 <p class = "justify scroll">Alyssa is a Ph.D. student in the ASU Biological Design graduate program and is a member of Dr. Karmella Haynes' lab. She is also participating in the Responsible Innovation in Science, Engineering, and Society (RISES) certificate program under Dr. Emma Frow's mentorship and will include a science policy research chapter in her dissertation. She was a member of Cornell University's first iGEM team, participated in iGEM in 2009 and 2010, and has volunteered as an iGEM judge since 2012. She is also a member of the iGEM Diversity Committee and a co-director of the iGEM Mentorship Program. Prior to graduate school, she was a wetware intern at Ginkgo BioWorks. When she's not in the lab, you can find her drumming with Sun Devil Taiko and helping to organize events as the external outreach director for ASU's Rainbow Coalition for LGBTQ+ students</p>
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                 <p class = "justify scroll"> Alyssa is a Ph.D. student in the ASU Biological Design graduate program and is a member of Dr. Karmella Haynes' lab. She is also participating in the Responsible Innovation in Science, Engineering, and Society (RISES) certificate program under Dr. Emma Frow's mentorship and will include a science policy research chapter in her dissertation. She was a member of Cornell University's first iGEM team, participated in iGEM in 2009 and 2010, and has volunteered as an iGEM judge since 2012. She is also a member of the iGEM Gender Diversity Committee and a co-director of the iGEM Mentorship Program.</p>
 
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                <p class = "justify scroll">Dr. David Nielsen joined Arizona State University in August 2009 and is currently an Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering in the School for Engineering of Matter, Transport and Energy. Prior to joining ASU Dr. Nielsen was a Natural Science and Engineering Research Council of Canada Postdoctoral Fellow at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Previously, Dr. Nielsen obtained both his Ph.D. and B.S. degrees in Chemical Engineering from Queen’s University at Kingston (Canada) and the University of Colorado at Boulder, respectively.</p>
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                <p class = "justify scroll">Dr. Xiao Wang earned his Ph.D. in 2006 from University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, while earning his BS. in 2000 from Tongji University in China.  Dr. Xiao Wang’s lab is interested in understanding and exploiting the effects of nonlinear dynamics and stochasticity in engineered gene networks in microbes, and extrapolating this knowledge to the understanding of cell differentiation and development in higher organisms.synthetic multistable gene networks, systems biology on small network motifs with feedbacks, role of noise in cell differentiation and development, molecular evolution</p>
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