On this page you can introduce your team members, instructors, and advisors.
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Valued by humans for companionship and its ability to kill vermin, the cat's retractable claws are adapted to killing small prey like mice and rats. It has a strong, flexible body, quick reflexes, and sharp teeth, and its night vision and sense of smell are well developed.
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Hi! My name is Keith and I am currently a junior at RIS, and I'm extremely excited to share my enjoyment and passion for Synthetic Biology through iGEM. This year I had the extreme privilege of being the Human practices Co-Leader, with that I was opened to looking at the implications of our work from a whole new angle. I found that this new dynamic allowed me to gain a true appreciation and understanding for the work we are putting in during lab hours, in terms of what we are doing, why we are doing it and what that means for the rest of the world, and with that I look forward to seeing all the wonderful projects in Paris!
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Cacti are plants that have succulent stems, pads or branches with scales and spines instead of leaves. Cactus pads are actually modified stems with a waxy coating. The prickly spines are modified leaves that break up the evaporative winds blowing across pad surfaces, and help shade the stem.
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Hi! My name is Bene, a junior at RIS. I’m particularly passionate about STEM and love to explore the implications of synthetic biology. It’s an honor to be able to lead the Design and Wiki Team this year, as well as take part in the labs and human practices side of our iGEM team. I look forward to getting to learn from other teams of like-minded people!
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Hellooo! I'm Win, currently a junior at RIS. IGEM is a place where I can express my love for STEM and biology at the same time! Being part of iGEM allows me to show my passion for synthetic biology. It's an honor for me to have the opportunity to lead the labs this year, as well as being part of the human practices side of our team. I look forward to going to the jamboree to learn new things about other teams' projects and exchange cool ideas with each other! I would also like to thank our team, all advisors, and instructors for guiding us and making this happen!
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Hello! I'm Tyna, the Human Practices Co-Leader for this year's T-RIS team! I'm currently a junior but this is my second time doing iGEM. On top of HP, I was also a wet lab member, which meant I got to connect with my community and engage with science at the same time through iGEM! As someone who is heavily interested in STEM I am super grateful for all the hard work the team has put in this year, and am excited to show off all that we learned at the Jamboree this year!
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Hello! I'm Jia, a junior at Ruamrudee International School this year. As someone who loves biology and science in general, I'm very grateful to have this opportunity to learn about synthetic biology and experience working in a lab! Aside from that, I'm happy to have been able to contribute to the team as a member of the Design Team and Human Practices Team, not to mention all of the memories I've made and will continue to make along the way. So thank you to our team, our advisors, and the iGEM host for making this possible!
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Tulip cultivation likely began in Persia (Iran) in the 10th century, and it eventually became a symbol of the Ottoman Empire. Tulips were introduced to the Western world by Augier Ghislain de Busbecq, the Viennese ambassador to Turkey, who wrote of seeing the plants in Edirne, Turkey, in 1551 and later sent some seeds to Austria. The arrival at Antwerp in 1562 of a cargo of tulip bulbs from Constantinople (now Istanbul) marked the beginning of the horticultural tulip industry in Europe.
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Hi! I'm Jessy, currently a senior at Ruamrudee International School. I'm part of the Human Practice and Social Media team. As someone passionate in Biology, iGEM has given me the opportunity to explore while collaborating with others. This is my first year participating in iGEM and attending the Jamboree in Paris, and I'm thrilled to present our project alongside the team. Working together in the lab has been a rewarding experience bringing together unique strengths and ideas that made our project even better. It has been a pleasure to work together with the team and I look forward to presenting our project in Paris this year!
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Hi, I'm Walee, a current senior at Ruamrudee International School. I'm immensely grateful to have been able to partake in the 2023-24 Thailand-RIS IGEM. Since I plan to go into the Science field for college, the experience I've garnered from going to a more professional lab is something I'll cherish and remember until I graduate. As part of the IGEM team this year, I contributed to the Design team's projects which include: our logo, script, some parts of the promotional video, and etc…
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The corpse flower (Amorphophallus titanum) is the largest unbranched inflorescence in the plant kingdom, boasts a powerful stink, and blooms for just 2-3 days once every two to three years. The bloom can grow up to 8 feet tall! This plant fascinates visitors of all ages.
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Hi there! I'm Muay, and I'm currently a junior at Ruamrudee International School. I'm really passionate about science and am very grateful to be a part of the iGEM team this year. I have had the chance to work on exciting projects, learn from talented peers, and build some amazing memories. More than that, I also enjoy doing art and am lucky to be a member of a design team. I am super excited and looking forward to continuing this wonderful journey!
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Hi, my name is Pin and I'm currently a senior at Ruamrudee International School. As someone who has a strong interest in Biology, being a part of iGEM and getting to work in the lab was a very insightful experience for me. I am very excited and looking forward to seeing our team presenting at the Jamboree this year.
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Hi, My name is Mick, I'm a junior at Ruamrudee International School. IGEM is a place for me to express my passion for sciences; and academic learning about synthetic biology, including working in wet/dry labs. I'm grateful to be a part of the IGEM team as a Design team member and a Wet lab member.
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Hi! I'm Great, a junior that is currently attending Ruamrudee international school. This is my first year joining iGem but I'm super excited to be a part of this team full of passionate people. I'm very grateful to be able to learn more about synthetic biology and be able to have experience working in a lab. So far, I have contributed towards the team by helping with the social media and synthetic bio community (human practices), and I have also helped with working in the lab. I am so thankful for my teams and support from our advisors.
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The Venus flytrap is an evergreen plant with rosettes of leaves. Each leaf has a flat stalk and ends in a trap. The trap has a reddish centre and is lined with teeth. It has tiny, white flowers that cluster at the top of leafless stalks.
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Hi, my name is Pin and I'm currently a senior at Ruamrudee International School. As someone who has a strong interest in Biology, being a part of iGEM and getting to work in the lab was a very insightful experience for me. I am very excited and looking forward to seeing our team presenting at the Jamboree this year. /p>
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Hello, my name is Latte and I'm currently a senior at Ruamrudee International School. Being a part of iGEM has allowed me to dive into the fascinating world of synthetic biology. I'm grateful to be working in labs surrounded by passionate peers. Currently, I am a member of Human Practices, Social Media and Dry Lab. Although this is my first year, I am prepared to contribute my ideas and gain valuable experience. I'm excited to see where this journey takes us but most importantly, all of this wouldn't happen if it wasn't for our wonderful advisors.
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Primary Advisor
This is year four for Thailand-RIS at iGEM! We are taking a new direction with our approach this year, focusing on biomanufacturing rather than an agricultural project. The team has worked hard to integrate the engineering and human practices cycles into their work, and we are hoping to outreach to other schools in the area that may be starting their own iGEM programs. As with our previous three teams, we have set our sights high, but with a shift in focus this year we are learning from this experience and seeing where we can make an impact in the community. I am happy to provide guidance and assistance where needed and always look forward to the excitement of the jamboree that exposes our students to a whole new outlook of possibilities in the biological sciences. When I am not working with the team, I can be found working with my grade 12 Biologists, coordinating our IB Diploma Program and spending time with my family.
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Travel Advisor
Bonjour, Sawadee krub. My Name is Olivier Fernandez. I am a teacher at Ruamrudee International School, Bangkok - Thailand. I am helping and assisting my biology colleague and our Thailand-RIS iGEM 2024 to Paris. Looking forward to a wonderful Jamboree and learning experience for our students in Paris.
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