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Team Marburg

Attributions
Team Marburg

Team Members

Patrick Gerlinger

Patrick Gerlinger

Master student in Molecular and Cellular Biology. I joined the iGEM team to learn more about synthetic biology and to have the opportunity to work on a project developed by us students.

Nikolai Huwa

Nikolai Huwa

Master student in Chemistry. During my time in the iGEM team I got particularly fascinated by science as a heuristic approach.

Christoph Kahle

Christoph Kahle

Master student in Agricultural Economics. iGEM gives me the great opportunity to look beyond the borders of my study subject and to get insights into synthetic biology.

Martin Lellep

Martin Lellep

Master student in Physics. I joined the iGEM Team Marburg in order to work quantitatively in a new field of science using physical methods. I also learned about project management in scientific teams and independent research.

Maria Lindner

Maria Lindner

Master student in Molecular and Cellular Biology. iGEM taught me a lot about myself.

Steffen Lütke

Steffen Lütke

Master student in Molecular and Cellular Biology. iGEM offers an extraordinary network of partners in research and industries.

Bastian Pook

Bastian Pook

Master student in Molecular and Cellular Biology. A great experience and so much more. It was a blast.

Lena Schmid

Lena Schmidt

Bachelor student in Media Studies. I joined the iGEM Marburg team to refresh my design knowledge. And of course the idea travelling to the USA and to join the Giant Jamboree was tempting.

The Advisors and Instructors

Daniel Hürtgen

Daniel Hürtgen

PhD Candidate at the Max Planck Institute for Terrestrial Microbiology and LOEWE-Center for Synthetic Microbiology (Synmikro). I`m in the group of Prof. Dr. Victor Sourjik and I study minimal systems and molecular machines.

Tarryn Miller

Tarryn Miller

PhD Candidate in Microbiology at the Max Planck Institute for Terrestrial Microbiology. I am in the working group of Dr. Tobias Erb and I study synthetic CO2 fixation.

The PIs

Gert Bange

Dr. Gert Bange

Research Group leader at the LOEWE-Center for Synthetic Microbiology (Synmikro) in Marburg, Germany. Molecular Plasticity of Microbial Adaptation.
Further information about his research can be found here

Tobias Erb

Dr. Tobias J. Erb

Research Group Leader at the Max Planck Institute for Terrestrial Microbiology in Marburg, Germany. Biochemistry and Synthetic Biology of Microbial Metabolism.
Further information about his research can be found here

Georg Fritz

Dr. Georg Fritz

Research Group leader at the LOEWE-Center for Synthetic Microbiology (Synmikro) in Marburg, Germany. Quantitative and Computational Microbiology.
Further information about his research can be found here.