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Geoffrey has never been in a laboratory before this year’s competition, nor had he heard a great deal about biochemistry or synthetic biology, but he is a quick learner, meaning that he soon became of valuable support, especially for boosting the atmosphere in the lab.
 
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Apart from his work in the lab he is highly involved in the Human Practices team, where he has been leading his own little side project which has focused on interdisciplinary work. We presented our “learning by teaching” concept to other students of education and the event was organized by Geoffrey. He has also helped with sponsoring.
 
Apart from his work in the lab he is highly involved in the Human Practices team, where he has been leading his own little side project which has focused on interdisciplinary work. We presented our “learning by teaching” concept to other students of education and the event was organized by Geoffrey. He has also helped with sponsoring.
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Guillermo studies Molecular Life Sciences kind of stumbled by accident into the iGEM project, but has quickly proven himself to be one of the most devoted team members. For him it is always exciting to work in a team and to discover something new together and to gain new experiences. In this project, he has not only brought his team skills to nearly perfection, but has also extended his horizon in the area of ​​synthetic biology. Here we must acknowledge that we probably would have starved without Guillermo, the king of BBQ and with his magical ability of organizing food at late lab hours. Out of all the experiences he got from iGEM he liked most to be part of the team and get connected to other exciting scientists from cooperating teams. In our group he is the Neville Longbottom, first smiled on, but later turns out to be one of the most valuable lab workers. Who knows maybe one day he'll lead his own iGEM team or ends up being a professor just like Neville.
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Together with Franzi she accompanies Desirée in the Master Studies of Molecular Life Sciences. When she works in the lab it is stunning to watch how the work gets done quickly and perfectly accurate.
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Jan is graduate student of Chemistry and supported the chemistry division by developing a synthesis method for Nor-Pyochelin. He had great fun working with Martin in the Lab, not only due to the fact that they often had a completely different perspective on how everything should work. In completing the Nor-Pyochelin he delivered the most important substance to our further research, the key ingredient to our philosopher´s stone.
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Members

Our Team Leaders

Teamleader and jack of all trades.

Did you know that Shanti is one of the most known persons in our faculty? (Even though iGEM HQ called him "Shampi".)

He can barely walk around the campus without greeting every other person he meets. Which makes it difficult to accompany him if you lack the time to do so. But if you need anything or anybody he is your man. As our girl for everything he is involved in every aspect of our project, starting from a major part of the project design, over human practices, organizing laboratories and guest speakers, the moderation of team meetings, managing social media accounts, coordinating the scientific divisions and public representation. In his free time he studies Molecular Life Sciences, when he finds time with all his other responsibilities, mainly iGEM at the moment.

Teamleader

Alina was one of our two primary team leaders this year, studies biology in the 5th semester and will finish her Bachelor this year. She worked in the S1- and S2- lab and was together with Shanti the master-brain behind designing our parts. She was also involved in sponsoring, our wiki and human practices. In her brilliance and urge to follow the protocols she stands in nothing behind Hermione Granger. For safety she owns her own special Sneakoscope!

Deputy Teamleader

Elli is studying molecular life sciences, finally in the Master program after being stuck between her BA and MA for some bureaucratic issues for quite a time. Therefore she is involved in the biochemistry and microbiology lab work.

According to our team, Elli must be a reincarnated niffler, snatching everything that looks shiny or sparkling. However she lacks the quality to squeeze herself through doors and the like, an ability which could solve our financial problems easily. However Elli is one of the few in our team who actually had success acquiring funding for the project which will enable us to send a small delegation to Boston. On a sidenote Elli drinks most likely the most coffee on our team, funnily this does not help her to get woke so she is often late in the morning. She can be punctual though if it is important, which helps her a great deal when she puts her organization talent to good use to supply us with delicious food, during seminars and BBQ's.

Our Members

Desiree Scamander -

The only actual wizard in our team

When Desiree arrived at the city of Hamburg to complement her magical studies with a Master of Molecular Life Sciences, far away from home with her magical bag of lab equipment, she did not know what adventure laid upon her. At night (mostly on Fridays) she hunts Nifflers and Bowtruckles with her wizard-orchestra-group. But at day she supports our muggle-team and due to her time-turner she has always the time to be at the lab, when everyone else is busy. Furthermore, her good attention at potion class helps us to understand biological background and not getting lost in things that have to be organised. Most of the time she runs the daily work of our lab with the aid of her house elves Annika and Franzi (our other master students). The only reason we know about her secret identity is her language, which indicates education far away from a muggle society, which she claims to be a dialect from southern Germany. But we see the Ravenclaw inside her, intelligent and creative, and therefore we like her and her wicked smile!

The Nurse (beeologist)

His beard is probably iGEMs most epic beard. For this reason, he found a place among us. He believes that secretly he is related to Jon Snow hence he always claims to know nothing. Knowing nothing however leads to a lot of questions and he is not afraid to ask them. Which greatly benefits the Team by clarifying everything in complete Detail. So Kutte became a true biocatalyst who is able to promote our interdisciplinary work.

The newbie turning expert

Geoffrey has never been in a laboratory before this year’s competition, nor had he heard a great deal about biochemistry or synthetic biology, but he is a quick learner, meaning that he soon became of valuable support, especially for boosting the atmosphere in the lab.

Apart from his work in the lab he is highly involved in the Human Practices team, where he has been leading his own little side project which has focused on interdisciplinary work. We presented our “learning by teaching” concept to other students of education and the event was organized by Geoffrey. He has also helped with sponsoring.

Chemistry department -

responsible for holding up the common sense in the chem lab.

With Carla, we have a trueblood noble in our ranks. That said Carla had the funniest reply to her lacking attendance for one of our weekly seminars, stating that she had to supervise the gardeners which took longer than expected on that day. Noblesse obliges.

On a more serious note Carla was one of the driving forces in the design of our chemistry departments experiments doing a lot of research and burying us under a mountain of synthesis papers, which was necessary to derive the reactions to synthesize the three siderophores from scratch for testing purposes.

Additionally, Carla enabled a lot of our early lab work in the biochemistry department by accompanying the few Life Science people which had time to come to the lab, so our promise to work in groups of two in the lab could be fulfilled.

>b>Lab Angel

Guillermo studies Molecular Life Sciences kind of stumbled by accident into the iGEM project, but has quickly proven himself to be one of the most devoted team members. For him it is always exciting to work in a team and to discover something new together and to gain new experiences. In this project, he has not only brought his team skills to nearly perfection, but has also extended his horizon in the area of ​​synthetic biology. Here we must acknowledge that we probably would have starved without Guillermo, the king of BBQ and with his magical ability of organizing food at late lab hours. Out of all the experiences he got from iGEM he liked most to be part of the team and get connected to other exciting scientists from cooperating teams. In our group he is the Neville Longbottom, first smiled on, but later turns out to be one of the most valuable lab workers. Who knows maybe one day he'll lead his own iGEM team or ends up being a professor just like Neville.

Lab house elf

Annika is also our lab-house elf and she brings sunshine into the room as soon as she steps in. It´s hard to tell if that comes from her sunny personality or if her mystical elf magic has something to do with it.

Together with Franzi she accompanies Desirée in the Master Studies of Molecular Life Sciences. When she works in the lab it is stunning to watch how the work gets done quickly and perfectly accurate. Privately she does not only fight resistant germs but sometimes also their hosts.

Our very own Nicholas Flamel

Jan is graduate student of Chemistry and supported the chemistry division by developing a synthesis method for Nor-Pyochelin. He had great fun working with Martin in the Lab, not only due to the fact that they often had a completely different perspective on how everything should work. In completing the Nor-Pyochelin he delivered the most important substance to our further research, the key ingredient to our philosopher´s stone.

AKA Morowski

Our only true Muggle who has no clue of the wizard world he is working in. He started studying chemistry back in the day because he was actually interested in the stuff you learn at school. The turning point, however, was in the third semester. While extracting with toluene, he thought to himself: "Why not use toluene-d8 instead? Higher density means more weight and more gains!" From that moment on, his life goal was to become the most bulked-up scientist to stand in a lab. Fascinated by this idea, he started swapping normal solvents for deuterated first. Then, he began incorporating denser solvents (and, of course, the deuterated versions) into his reaction work-ups. Afterwards, he bought four 5 L round bottom flasks, connected them with glass pipes, filled them up with 13C37Cl4 and got his first set of dumbbells! This is, however, only his first step towards building great body mass. Future investments will include even denser solvents (CD2Br2), larger flasks and flasks made from lead crystal.

Everything is possible, you just gotta believe.


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