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<p>Hailing from the sandy beaches of South Florida, particularly Coral Springs where there are no coral or springs, Gabi is a rising sophomore in Eliot House studying applied mathematics on a pre-med track. When she is not running gels and bothering “Mama Bom” with all her questions, she can be found going on runs, café crawling through Cambridge, and exploring all that Boston has to offer. Aside from learning synthetic biology and lab techniques, she hopes to conquer her fear of the autoclave before the end of the summer.</p>
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<p>Will, a penguin from Quincy House, is the team cook. He studies biomedical engineering and philosophy, but also enjoys being a pianist/clarinetist and a master swordsman. Will has lived in New Zealand, Korea, Canada, and France, and wants to move to more countries. His girlfriend is ERS. Can bake ice cream cakes on demand.</p>
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<p>Rebekah Americaborn of the House Chun, Queen of SDS-PAGE, Protector of the Wiki, Mother of PETase, Breaker of PET films and countless filter bottles, Khaleesi of Napping, is a sophomore in Lowell House. She thinks about biomedical engineering and philosophy when she concentrates. She enjoys eating mango, drinking coffee and tea, raiding supply rooms, running for stopped M2 buses, and pipetting for the sake of iGEM (+ filtering).</p>
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<p>Is half-cat, half-human, professional <em>Badass</em> and Boda Borg Master. Scared of scary stuff, but loves danger. Is a “vegetarian” – Rena</p>
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<p>He, him, his pronouns. Originally from Albania, “Kevinella” is a rising junior in Fish House, concentrating in Bioengineering with a secondary field in Energy and Environment.  Beyond his technical studies, his other interests lie in Albanian soccer, environmental policy issues, particularly surrounding the use of biomaterials for renewable energy. Fluent in Albanian, English, and Italian, as well as a current learner of German and French, Kevin hopes to use his linguistic abilities to explore new cultures during his travels across Europe. In his free time, Kevin enjoys swimming, playing table tennis on Wii, bleaching his clothes in lab, and just started watching “Game of Thrones.” Swipe right. His girlfriend’s name is IRS, and his favourite food is from Grasshopper. Secretly loves Dani. Will only eat meat!!!! “Why do I have a poop emoji?” – Kevinella “Salmonella”</p>
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Daniel Um, from Manila, Philippines, is a rising sophomore in Pforzheimer House, studying Integrative Biology. His hobbies include Guitar, Tennis and Restaurant Hunting.  His zodiac sign is Libra and in his past life he was a Narwhal. He is looking forward to meeting new friends. Uke player. Loves Kevinella back. “Warmest Regards” – Daniel</p>
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The Harvard iGEM team began our brainstorming sessions during the late spring. We had a massive brainstorming session where we generated topics to investigate, and in the following weeks, scoured the internet for previous research relating to these topics. We met a few more times to discuss what we had found. After narrowing our search down to 4 projects, we wrote mini proposals to present each idea to the rest of the team. At the beginning of the summer, we continued our project planning with one project: Breaking PET.
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In Breaking PET, we hope to engineer a biological system that breaks down PET, a molecule which makes up one sixth of plastic products. Our project is grounded in research done by the Oda group at Kyoto Institute of Technology. In the paper “A bacteria that degrades and assimilates poly(ethylene terephthalate)”, they describe a bacteria found at a bottle recycling plant that has the ability to metabolize PET. From this paper, we found enzyme sequences for the two enzymes thought responsible for PET degradation: PETase and MHETase. PETase breaks down PET into the compound MHET, or mono(2-hydroxylethyl)terephthalic acid. MHETase further breaks down MHET into terephthalic acid and ethylene glycol. The discovery of these two enzymes is exciting because, unlike other PET degrading enzymes, PETase and MHETase are dedicated to the role of PET degradation. Additionally, PETase has been shown to have a degrading efficiency 120 times greater than alternative enzymes. 
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Our project aims to use E Coli transformed with PETase and MHETase to break down PET and generate electricity. We will create BioBricks for PETase and MHETase and characterize these parts against enzymes used in previous PET degrading iGEM projects. Additionally, we hope to engineer a secretion system for these enzymes. We will also attempt to make a bioreactor/microbial fuel cell to generate electricity from the products of the PET degradation process.
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<p>Neel is an Associate Professor of Chemical and Biological Engineering at John A. Paulson Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. He is developing new biomaterials constructed from engineered proteins and peptides. The overarching goal of his research is to extract innovative design principles from materials and systems that are the product of natural evolution and recapitulate them in synthetic systems where their physical properties can be precisely tuned to suit biomedical and biotechnological needs. Current projects employ a range of approaches, including synthetic chemistry, protein engineering, directed evolution, and molecular biology.</p>
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<p>"Mama Bom" is a graduate student in Joshi lab at Harvard University. He is originally from Bangkok. He enjoys doing research on microbial engineering, protein engineering and experimenting with mice. In his free time, he loves to cook Thai food, watch blockbuster movies and travel the world. His most recent accomplishments include catching a Pikachu on the dock of an island all the while gleefully infecting everyone with his spicy bubbliness. He is #lifegoals. “I like spicy lol. Oh my god ~ >_<” – Bom</p>
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<p>"Papi David" is a rock climbing enthusiast and a poppin' DJ who bikes around Boston with his luscious Dutch curls flowing with synthetic biology trivia. In his spare time, he works on quorum sensing at the Silver lab. Wears fox shirts.</p>
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<p>While taking a break on developing the next big thing since sliced bread, Kevin is focused on protein engineering and drug development.</p>
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Harvard BioDesign

Meet the Team!

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Team Members

Gabi Berner

Hailing from the sandy beaches of South Florida, particularly Coral Springs where there are no coral or springs, Gabi is a rising sophomore in Eliot House studying applied mathematics on a pre-med track. When she is not running gels and bothering “Mama Bom” with all her questions, she can be found going on runs, café crawling through Cambridge, and exploring all that Boston has to offer. Aside from learning synthetic biology and lab techniques, she hopes to conquer her fear of the autoclave before the end of the summer.

Will Cho

Will, a penguin from Quincy House, is the team cook. He studies biomedical engineering and philosophy, but also enjoys being a pianist/clarinetist and a master swordsman. Will has lived in New Zealand, Korea, Canada, and France, and wants to move to more countries. His girlfriend is ERS. Can bake ice cream cakes on demand.

Rebekah Chun

Rebekah Americaborn of the House Chun, Queen of SDS-PAGE, Protector of the Wiki, Mother of PETase, Breaker of PET films and countless filter bottles, Khaleesi of Napping, is a sophomore in Lowell House. She thinks about biomedical engineering and philosophy when she concentrates. She enjoys eating mango, drinking coffee and tea, raiding supply rooms, running for stopped M2 buses, and pipetting for the sake of iGEM (+ filtering).

Mofeyifoluwa Edun

Goes by Fey. Wears white headphones and a stylish hat. Nigerian princess and world traveller. Looking for German passport holder eligible for marriage.

Yasmeen Fakhro

Only nice person on team. Hobbies include filming videos and unsuccessfully trying to do a cartwheel. Occasionally savage.

Lorena Lyon

Is half-cat, half-human, professional Badass and Boda Borg Master. Scared of scary stuff, but loves danger. Is a “vegetarian” – Rena

Kevin Shani

He, him, his pronouns. Originally from Albania, “Kevinella” is a rising junior in Fish House, concentrating in Bioengineering with a secondary field in Energy and Environment. Beyond his technical studies, his other interests lie in Albanian soccer, environmental policy issues, particularly surrounding the use of biomaterials for renewable energy. Fluent in Albanian, English, and Italian, as well as a current learner of German and French, Kevin hopes to use his linguistic abilities to explore new cultures during his travels across Europe. In his free time, Kevin enjoys swimming, playing table tennis on Wii, bleaching his clothes in lab, and just started watching “Game of Thrones.” Swipe right. His girlfriend’s name is IRS, and his favourite food is from Grasshopper. Secretly loves Dani. Will only eat meat!!!! “Why do I have a poop emoji?” – Kevinella “Salmonella”

Daniel Um

Here is my bio :) Daniel Um, from Manila, Philippines, is a rising sophomore in Pforzheimer House, studying Integrative Biology. His hobbies include Guitar, Tennis and Restaurant Hunting. His zodiac sign is Libra and in his past life he was a Narwhal. He is looking forward to meeting new friends. Uke player. Loves Kevinella back. “Warmest Regards” – Daniel

Mentors

Neel Joshi

Neel is an Associate Professor of Chemical and Biological Engineering at John A. Paulson Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. He is developing new biomaterials constructed from engineered proteins and peptides. The overarching goal of his research is to extract innovative design principles from materials and systems that are the product of natural evolution and recapitulate them in synthetic systems where their physical properties can be precisely tuned to suit biomedical and biotechnological needs. Current projects employ a range of approaches, including synthetic chemistry, protein engineering, directed evolution, and molecular biology.

Pichet (Bom) Praveschotinunt

"Mama Bom" is a graduate student in Joshi lab at Harvard University. He is originally from Bangkok. He enjoys doing research on microbial engineering, protein engineering and experimenting with mice. In his free time, he loves to cook Thai food, watch blockbuster movies and travel the world. His most recent accomplishments include catching a Pikachu on the dock of an island all the while gleefully infecting everyone with his spicy bubbliness. He is #lifegoals. “I like spicy lol. Oh my god ~ >_<” – Bom

David Lips

"Papi David" is a rock climbing enthusiast and a poppin' DJ who bikes around Boston with his luscious Dutch curls flowing with synthetic biology trivia. In his spare time, he works on quorum sensing at the Silver lab. Wears fox shirts.

Kevin Hof

While taking a break on developing the next big thing since sliced bread, Kevin is focused on protein engineering and drug development.

Anita Chandrahas

Anita received B.S. in Biomedical Engineering, with a minor in Performing Arts, University of Texas at Dallas, 2015

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