Andrew Brimer

Andrew is an aspiring medical student, with strong links in community volunteering. When he isnt busy leading St Johns Ambulance teams he works in the wet lab, sequencing every successful PCR, or setting them up. Alongside this he puts his years of training cadets to use in his outreach - presenting at Westminster and at the upcoming Boston jamboree

Rob Newman

In charge of the FUEL side project, Rob designed the primers and assisted in the biobrick design that he would be working with. When he wasn't working on this he was: procuring and experimenting with Vibrio harveyi for outreach, 3D designing/printing, helping out in the lab/outreach, and reaffirming his inability to web design.

Asal Golshaie

Coordinated Human Practices. Organised all outreach events, and made integrated human practices her baby. Initially organised collab with Oxford and WashU. When in the lab, she was sometimes found cloning, and mostly lurking in dark rooms, testing her cultures for light. Will do the main presentation in Boston. Wrote wiki content.

David McMaster

As Cardiff University Volunteer of the year 2015, David is a proven leader - in our project he worked on the bigger picture, not only working in the wet lab but ensuring time efficient work schedules, as well as presenting our project in Paris and the upcoming Boston jamboree

Laura Bird

As the only core Biology student, Laura was involved in the wet lab practical work and the artistic design of our outreach efforts, supporting all facets of the project in some way.

Christian Donohoe

As a chemist on a GMO project, Chris developed himself outside his field, gaining skills in practical microbiology and computer science through his work in wet lab and on the wiki. He also ventured outside somedays, presenting the project in Paris and Westminster, as well as organising the poster presentation for Boston.

Nik Demetriou

Nic the resident Cypriot was a core part of the wet lab team. Reliably set his hands to anything asked of him, Nick was a true workhorse.