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This is going to be like a journal entry, as I think that my understand of synthetic biology has advanced significantly today: After an action packed day, I think that I understand how the Biobrick system works. This lead to myself and 2 other team members designing PCR primers to begin constructing our first new Biobricks next week. | This is going to be like a journal entry, as I think that my understand of synthetic biology has advanced significantly today: After an action packed day, I think that I understand how the Biobrick system works. This lead to myself and 2 other team members designing PCR primers to begin constructing our first new Biobricks next week. | ||
The only thing is that I think this revelation might have something to do with our team receiving our coffee machine this morning. A 50% productivity increase for less than £10! Can't complain about that... | The only thing is that I think this revelation might have something to do with our team receiving our coffee machine this morning. A 50% productivity increase for less than £10! Can't complain about that... | ||
Revision as of 15:47, 6 July 2006
Hi,
My name is Kim de Mora and I am a member of the 2006 Edinburgh IGEM team. I have just completed a Masters in Mechanical Engineering and Management here at the University of Edinburgh.
Without wanting this to sound too much like a personals ad, my hobbies are lifting weights, running, cycling and I’m a big movie buff. I’ve worked in pubs and clubs in Edinburgh for the last 3 years, doing everything from security to running a cocktail bar in a nightclub.
This is just an introduction as I just figured out how to use the Wiki! More info to follow soon.
Contact:
s0129661@sms.ed.ac.uk
This is going to be like a journal entry, as I think that my understand of synthetic biology has advanced significantly today: After an action packed day, I think that I understand how the Biobrick system works. This lead to myself and 2 other team members designing PCR primers to begin constructing our first new Biobricks next week.
The only thing is that I think this revelation might have something to do with our team receiving our coffee machine this morning. A 50% productivity increase for less than £10! Can't complain about that...
