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| - | *Martin Brutsche | + | *[[Image:Martin_Brutsche.jpg|left|thumb|Martin Brutsche]] Hi, my name is Martin, and I'm a Master Student in Biomedical Engineering at ETH Zurich. Before that, I did my Diploma studies in Mechanical Engineering, at the University of Applied Sciences in Constance, Germany. I love sailing, snooker and holidays in Denmark. I joined iGEM to learn more about synthetic biology and labwork ([https://2007.igem.org/User:brutsche more info]). |
*Katerina Dikaiou: I am one of the engineers in the group. I hold a Diploma in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece, and I am currently a Master student of Biomedical Engineering at the ETH, Zurich. I am a student member of IEEE (Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society, Signal Processing Society) and a member of the Technical Chamber of Greece ([https://2007.igem.org/User:kdikaiou more info]). | *Katerina Dikaiou: I am one of the engineers in the group. I hold a Diploma in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece, and I am currently a Master student of Biomedical Engineering at the ETH, Zurich. I am a student member of IEEE (Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society, Signal Processing Society) and a member of the Technical Chamber of Greece ([https://2007.igem.org/User:kdikaiou more info]). | ||
*Raphael Guebeli: Hi, I'm Raphael, Master Student of Biotechnology at ETH Zurich. So, that's why you can find me mainly in the lab (day and night!). Anyway, if there is time to see the daylight, you can find me on my bicycle in the city, or skiing down the mountains. I joined iGEM because I think that there is really a need to find international standards like the "biobricks". Of course, despite having a lot of work, it is a lot of pleasure and fun, working on this project ([https://2007.igem.org/User:Raphael more info]). | *Raphael Guebeli: Hi, I'm Raphael, Master Student of Biotechnology at ETH Zurich. So, that's why you can find me mainly in the lab (day and night!). Anyway, if there is time to see the daylight, you can find me on my bicycle in the city, or skiing down the mountains. I joined iGEM because I think that there is really a need to find international standards like the "biobricks". Of course, despite having a lot of work, it is a lot of pleasure and fun, working on this project ([https://2007.igem.org/User:Raphael more info]). | ||
Revision as of 23:05, 19 October 2007
Meet the ETH Zurich 07 team
In this page, you can find more information on this year's team of ETH Zurich. If you also want to see photos of ourselves and of the preparation for this year's iGEM, don't forget to see Pictures! as well.
Team description
Our team is a combination of hard-working biologists and engineers! :)
Undergraduate students
- Hi, my name is Martin, and I'm a Master Student in Biomedical Engineering at ETH Zurich. Before that, I did my Diploma studies in Mechanical Engineering, at the University of Applied Sciences in Constance, Germany. I love sailing, snooker and holidays in Denmark. I joined iGEM to learn more about synthetic biology and labwork (more info).
Martin Brutsche
- Katerina Dikaiou: I am one of the engineers in the group. I hold a Diploma in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece, and I am currently a Master student of Biomedical Engineering at the ETH, Zurich. I am a student member of IEEE (Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society, Signal Processing Society) and a member of the Technical Chamber of Greece (more info).
- Raphael Guebeli: Hi, I'm Raphael, Master Student of Biotechnology at ETH Zurich. So, that's why you can find me mainly in the lab (day and night!). Anyway, if there is time to see the daylight, you can find me on my bicycle in the city, or skiing down the mountains. I joined iGEM because I think that there is really a need to find international standards like the "biobricks". Of course, despite having a lot of work, it is a lot of pleasure and fun, working on this project (more info).
- Sylke Hoehnel: Hello! I'm Sylke Hoehnel, B.Sc.-Biotech Student at the ETH Zurich. I was born in Germany, and have lived in London for four years. So, as you can see, I like jetting around the world. I found iGEM as a great opportunity to be part of a team, working on a fun project that's also related to my studies. Apart from Bio-books, I like art, swimming and snowboarding (more info).
- Nan Li: I grew up in China and got my Bachelor degree in [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zhejiang_University Zhejiang University] located in the Heaven City - Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China. Right now I am doing my Master study in Biomedical Engineering at [http://www.ethz.ch ETH Zürich]. I have interests in various studying topics, however, iGEM 2007 currently ranks the first. During my spare time, I enjoy the painting in silence a lot. Besides, I like hiking with friends and traveling around. The only means to keep my life refreshing is to experience things new. Moreover, seal engraving always fascinates me (more info).
- Stefan Luzi: My name is Stefan Luzi, M.Sc-Biotechnology student at ETH Zurich, and member of the ETH iGEM team 2007. During my spare time (yes, I have a life besides my studies) I like hiking, rowing or cycling, and can never reject a cold jug of beer ;-) (more info).
Graduate students
- Christos Bergeles: Hoi zaeme, I am Christos. I graduated with a Diploma in Electrical and Computer Engineering, from the National Technical University of Athens, Greece, and currently I am a PhD Student at the Mechanical Engineering Department of ETH Zurich. I work with nice, little, autonomous, magnetic, wireless, reconfigurable, fluorescent, swallowable, biocompatible super geeky microrobots. I sleep in my lab. If by accident I see the sunshine, I like dancing, riding the zurich river with my boat, and riding my bike. Traveling during the weekends is not that bad either ([http://christos.bergeles.net more info]).
- Tim Hohm: I received a diploma in computer science in 2003 from the University of Dortmund, Germany. After a two years stay in the research institute caesar (in Bonn, Germany), 2006 I joined the Systems Optimization Group at ETH Zurich headed by Prof. Zitzler. My research focuses on the application of bio-inspired optimization techniques on systems biology problems ([http://www.tik.ee.ethz.ch/~sop/people/thohm/ Tim Hohm]).
- Christian Kemmer: ([http://fm-eth.ethz.ch/eth/peoplefinder/FMPro?-db=phonebook.fp5&-format=pf%5fdetail%5fde.html&-lay=html&-op=cn&Typ=Staff&Suche%5fText=kemmer&Suche%5fText%5fpre=kemmer&-recid=3772770936&-find=/ more info])
- Joseph Knight: Joe Knight here. I am a PhD candidate performing research in biomedical engineering at the ETH. Before coming to the ETH I was the 2005-06 Grube Fellow at Stanford University's Biodesign Innovation Program. I joined iGEM because I believe some of the greatest innovations in biotechnology of tomorrow will be made in synthetic biology, and I hope to be part of it all! (more info)
- Markus Uhr: (more info).
- Rico Moeckel: I am a Ph.D student of the ETH Zurich, Switzerland. I am working at the Institute of Neuroinformatics. I received a diploma (equivalent to MSc) in Electrical Engineering from the University of Rostock, Germany. I did my diploma thesis at the Institute of Neuroinformatics in Switzerland where I developed a STDP floating-gate synapse in CMOS VLSI ([http://www.ricomoeckel.de more info]).
Advisors
- Sven Panke: (homepage)
- Joerg Stelling: (homepage)
