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Revision as of 18:12, 27 October 2010
Introducing the Missouri Miners
Our History
The S&T iGEM team has been around since 2007, when we competed with our ethanol sensor project. Our current project is to construct a microbial fuel cell using four outer membrane cytochrome genes from Geobacter and placing them into E. coli. This will allow the easy-to-work-with aerobic E. coli to complete its electron shuttling pathway outside the cell, kicking out electrons that can be used in an electric circuit.
Dr. Katie Shannon, Advisor
Biological Sciences
Biological Sciences
Dr. David Westenberg
Advisor
Advisor
Daniel Roush, President
Biological Sciences
Biological Sciences
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Nichole Hurd, Vice President
Biochemical Engineering
Biochemical Engineering
Treasurer, Helen Cardwell
BiochemEng
BiochemEng
Erica Shannon, Public Relations
Biological Sciences
Biological Sciences
Meghan Ray, Secretary
Biochemical Engineering
Biochemical Engineering
April Pummel
Biochemical Engineering
Biochemical Engineering
Karen Schilli
Biological Sciences
Biological Sciences
Amanda Foster
Biochemical Engineering/ BioSci
Biochemical Engineering/ BioSci
Mike Little
Biological Sciences
Biological Sciences
Hamilton Vernon
BioSci/ Chemistry
BioSci/ Chemistry
Josh Erickson
BioSci/ PreMed
BioSci/ PreMed
Brice Curtin
Chemistry
Chemistry
Our School: Missouri University of Science & Technology
Missouri S&T is part of the University of Missouri System located in Rolla, Missouri. It's approximately 6,000 students study mostly engineering and the sciences. The University takes part in the Green Energy Initiative, and our E3 Commons is an indicator of our commitment to sustainability and responsible energy research and development.
Our Town: Rolla, The Middle of Everywhere
A town of about 18,000, Rolla plays the generous host to Missouri S&T. Rolla is located in southeast Missouri between Springfield and St. Louis.
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