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         <p>Anastasia Nicolov is going into her third year at the University of Washington, studying Bioengineering and Violin Performance. She has acted as the Project Manager for this year’s iGEM team, helping with administration, fundraising, and educational outreach, as well as performing experiments for both the auxin detection pathway and the paper platform.  Outside of iGEM, Anastasia is passionate about her research in biomaterials and her volunteer work in STEM outreach programs through the BioE department and her Tau Beta Pi chapter. She is also an avid performer in multiple local orchestras and chamber groups.  After her undergraduate work, Anastasia plans to pursue a career as a physician. </p>
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         <p>For commercial shellfish farmers and recreational hunters alike, marine biotoxins pose a significant threat to health and welfare. With this project, we aim to create an inexpensive and easy-to-use test kit for the detection of the shellfish toxin okadaic acid using engineered yeast strains and DNA aptamers on a paper device. We also hope that this project paves the way for a new class of biosensors capable of detecting a wide range of small molecules. </p>
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Anastasia Nicolov is going into her third year at the University of Washington, studying Bioengineering and Violin Performance. She has acted as the Project Manager for this year’s iGEM team, helping with administration, fundraising, and educational outreach, as well as performing experiments for both the auxin detection pathway and the paper platform. Outside of iGEM, Anastasia is passionate about her research in biomaterials and her volunteer work in STEM outreach programs through the BioE department and her Tau Beta Pi chapter. She is also an avid performer in multiple local orchestras and chamber groups. After her undergraduate work, Anastasia plans to pursue a career as a physician.