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             <img src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2017/a/ad/T--CLSB-UK--team_sammy.jpg" alt="Sammy Lovat" data-name="Sammy Lovat" data-biography="Sammy is our chief biologist, and has a slightly unhealthy passion for toehold switches. He has led the team well, despite a knack for grilling anyone who dares slightly misinterpret complex synthetic biology. Needless to say he has been involved with most of the team’s work, particularly in designing our toehold switches. Fortunately (for the sanity of all future patients) he has chosen to study biochemistry over medicine next year."/><img src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2017/3/33/T--CLSB-UK--team_abe.jpg" alt="Abe Tolley" data-name="Abe Tolley" data-biography="Abe has an array of talents. He has used his to charm to successfully secure funding as well as being instrumental in the actual biology of the project. His desire to study medicine and passion for oncology has been more than useful (though he must remember always to close PCR tubes before placing them in the thermocycler). His calm and kind manner combined with biological knowledge and management skills have made him an ideal team leader. Outside of the lab, Abe plays possibly the most niche 'sport’ in the world: Eton Fives."/><img src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2017/f/f9/T--CLSB-UK--team_adam.jpg" alt="Adam Jones" data-name="Adam Jones" data-biography="Adam does 'great things' - or at least that’s what he tells us every time we ask about how modeling is going. His computing and mathematical knowledge has made him priceless in creating the models used to design our toehold switches. He also dabbles in graphic design - and is responsible for the allure of our wiki and poster. He is highly organized, and is quite good at pretending he knows what he’s doing. Next year he wishes to refine his skills by studying computer science at university."/><img src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2017/2/26/T--CLSB-UK--team_george.jpg" alt="George Smith" data-name="George Smith" data-biography="George is a talented mathematician and a crucial part of the modeling team. He has also provided a helping hand with lab work. Along with Adam, he created the model of our system as well as designing the toehold switch tools. Whenever asked to describe how he finds his analytically unsolvable differential equations or similar, he invariably replies 'too easy'. Outside of the classroom, George set up a successful football team in which he is player-manager and still has dreams of managing professionally himself."/><img src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2017/f/f6/T--CLSB-UK--team_gaspard.jpg" alt="Gaspard Salle de Chou" data-name="Gaspard Salle de Chou" data-biography="Gaspard’s area of expertise is research, having looked into miRNAs and cancer diagnostics. Needless to say, his brains and diligence have been of great use to the team. So too, his micro-pipetting skills have come in handy and he is a crucial part of our lab work team. Next year he wishes to pursue natural sciences (in the non-medic minority).  Outside of iGEM, Gaspard is known for his most impressive name - Gaspard Yves Etienne Salle De Chou - and yes, it does mean room of cabbage."/><br><img src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2017/c/c2/T--CLSB-UK--team_alex.jpg" alt="Alex Landell Mills" data-name="Alex Landell Mills" data-biography="Alex is a highly committed, intelligent and essential member of the iGEM team. Another hopeful medic, he has been very involved with the project from its inception, with a focus on human practices. He has had the pleasant task of immersing himself in cancer research, and is highly knowledgeable on the clinical implications of the project. "/><img src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2017/7/74/T--CLSB-UK--team_rahul.jpg" alt="Rahul Shah" data-name="Rahul Shah" data-biography="Despite being in the year below, Rahul has contributed massively to the team with his medical knowledge and admirable work ethic. He has found time over his GCSE period to keep on top of iGEM research, and came in frequently during his summer holidays. He is the type of person every team needs and is primed to lead the CLS iGEM team next year. He is yet another hopeful medic (although luckily there’s more time to change his mind)."/><img src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2017/3/3c/T--CLSB-UK--team_rohan.jpg" alt="Rohan Desai" data-name="Rohan Desai" data-biography="Rohan is a bubbly character and is part of the human practices and biology team. Over the summer he has been carrying out wet lab work meticulously with a very steady (like his run rate) hand on the micropipette. Apart from his interest for science and research, cricket is also unsurprisingly in his repertoire."/><img src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2017/d/dc/T--CLSB-UK--team_will.jpg" alt="William Chataway" data-name="William Chataway"data-biography="Will, another aspiring medic, has been primarily involved with the human practices side of our project. As a talented writer, he has also been our voice within the community and has written numerous articles about our project."/><img src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2017/5/50/T--CLSB-UK--team_suleyman.jpg" alt="Suleyman Ullah" data-name="Suleyman Ullah" data-biography="Suleyman role has been predominantly with the biological side of the project. He has been a key researcher for the team as well as being heavily involved with the wet lab work. His steady hand, perhaps acquired from the pool table, has worked wonders in the lab. He has been a credit to the team and is always at hand when something needs to be done."/><br><img src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2017/2/22/T--CLSB-UK--team_joseph.jpg" alt="Joe Allen" data-name="Joe Allen" data-biography="Joe is a jack of all trades - his passion for art has helped design our beautiful wiki, and he has immaculate micropipetting skills in the lab. Much of his job has been coordinating people, going back-and-forth between Mr Zivanic and the team and ensuring that we have enough people in the lab for each day’s work. He has also worked tirelessly in creating and calibrating our fluorometer. He is especially interested in astrobiology, the study of how life would differ chemically on a different planet."/><img src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2017/a/a6/T--CLSB-UK--team_sasha.jpg" alt="Sasha Walter " data-name="Sasha Walter " data-biography="Wanting to study biochemistry at university, Sasha is interested in the biological and practical aspects of our project. He has helped research theory behind our work, and been a key member or the wet lab team. In his spare time he impressively plays karate for England and is a talented water polo player - our U18 vice-captain at CLS.