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Revision as of 14:47, 7 July 2017
Team Members
James Engleback
Lab
Unemployed
University of Manchester
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Jessica Burns
Lab
4th Year MSci. Cell Biology
University of Manchester
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Adam Hannaford
Lab
2nd Year Bsc. (Hons) Biotechnology with Industrial Placement
University of Manchester
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Maciej Słowiński
Lab
3rd Year BA (Hons) Modern Language and Business & Management (Japanese)
University of Manchester
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Ong Jun Yang
Lab
3rd Year MChem (Hons) Chemistry
University of Manchester
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Owen Julianto Jonathan
Lab
2nd Year Bsc. (Hons) Biotechnology with Industrial Placement
University of Manchester
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Amber Hall
Lab
Msc Biotechnology
Manchester Metropolitan University
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Theodore Glenaldo
Lab
2nd Year Bsc. (Hons) Biotechnology with Industrial Placement
University of Manchester
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Alice Fraser
Lab
2nd Year Bsc. Biology
University of Manchester
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Our Advisors
Prof. E. Takano
Advisor
SYNBIOCHEM, Director
Manchester Institute of Biotechnology
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Prof. R. Breitling
Advisor
Professor of Systems Biology
Manchester Institute of Biotechnology
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Our Supervisors
Will...
Research Associate
Nick studied Molecular Biology between 2009 and 2012 at the University of Manchester before moving onto postgraduate research at the Centre of Excellence in Biocatalysis. (CoEBio3). He gained a PhD in Chemistry & Biochemistry in 2015 for his work on the engineering of ammonia lyase enzymes for biotechnological applications. Recently he was made a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (SFHEA) in recognition of his contribution to teaching and learning. Nick's current research centres on the discovery and demonstration of enzymes as biological catalysts for greener, more sustainable synthesis of industrial chemicals. He also coordinates the public engagement programme at the Manchester Institute of Biotechnology, aiming to encourage and support researchers in their engagement with a wide variety of external audiences.
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