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Team Members

Nick Emery

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Vijay Vobbilisetty

Vijay is a sophomore studying Biomedical Engineering & Pre-Medicine at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.

Irina Kopyeva

Irina is a sophomore studying Chemical Engineering with a concentration in Life Sciences. She loves to whitewater kayak and being outdoors in general!

Alex Girgis

Alex, a rising sophomore from Grand Rapids, is majoring in Biomedical Engineering with a biochemical concentration. Ultimately he will pursue a career in medicine. He considers himself “not bad” at Argentine Tango.

Rachel Sun

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Alex Hadd

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Aaron Renberg

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Siddharth Madapoosi

Siddharth is a sophomore studying Microbiology with a minor in Applied Statistics and intends to pursue a career in epidemiology. He enjoys traveling and is excited about being a part of MSBT.

Akira Nishii

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Zach Bernstein

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Dany Lewin

I’m Dany and I am originally from Mexico. I transferred to the University of Michigan a year ago and now I am a junior in cell and molecular biology. This is my first year in MSBT and I am super excited to go to Boston!

Cristina Castillo

I am a recent graduate from the University of Michigan in Cell and Molecular Biology. I have been part of MSBT for three years now and currently I am an advisor for the team. I am also a research assistant in a physiology lab on campus, I study effects of hypoxia in cancer. I plan to continue my career as a scientist doing a MD/PhD program.

Pearl Tu

I am a Master student in Public Health, majoring in Nutritional Sciences. I first joined iGEM as Human Practice leader with The Chinese University of Hong Kong in 2012, and this year, 2016, I am back to iGEM as Human Practice advisor. While products of Synthetic Biology are appearing in food processing, I am interested in seeing how the gap between general public and profession in Synthetic Biology has been addressed in the last 4 years!

Robin Pearce

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