Latest revision as of 00:33, 12 January 2013

Acknowledgements

Adam Cerini: Copper team, research, Maker Faire

Marjana Chowdhury: Wiki team, Copper team

Ciera Lowe: Genetics team, Maker Faire, Wiki team

Anna Mai: Copper team, Wiki team, Maker Faire

Yuta Makita: Wiki team, Genetics team, Maker Faire

Nicholas Mannarino: Genetics team, Maker Faire

Aakash Mansukhani: Copper team

Joeseph Mercedes: Copper team, Wiki team

Steven Neuhaus: Genetics team, research, Wiki team, Maker Faire

Kirsten Nicassio: Genetics team, research, Wiki team

Udochukwu (Ud) Okorafor: Copper team, Wiki team, Maker Faire

Saimon Sharif: Genetics team, research

Richard Shi: Copper team

Jeffery Xu: Copper team, Maker Faire

Vincent Xu: Copper team, Wiki team, Maker Faire

We graciously thank the following parties for helping to fund this year's IGEM project:

Columbia University Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science.

The Cooper Union Joint Activities Committee for funding student clubs.

The Rose-Sandholm Biology Initiative to help us build up our laboratory offerings for students at The Cooper Union.

A special thanks to the following iGEM teams and people:

Dr. Scott Banta for overseeing our project, providing invaluable advice and allowing us to work in his lab at Columbia.
Dr. Alan West for his expertise in copper etching.
Dr. David Orbach for overseeing our project, generating novel ideas and approaches to our goal and allowing us to work in the Kanbar Center at Cooper.
Dionne Lutz for walking the genetic team through countless protocols, supervising our work in the Kanbar lab, helping organize our Maker Faire table and providing motivation and optimism.
Sudipta Majumdar for helping us construct plasmids and patiently teaching us new protocols.
Kevin Dooley for help with expression experiments, providing us with a GFP gene and identifying and removing cut sites within our biobrick and answering questions as we became acquainted with Dr. Banta's lab.
Tushar Patel for providing us with a GFP gene and answering questions as we became acquainted with Dr. Banta's lab.
Jason Candreva for being extremely patient with us, teaching us various transformation protocols with ecoli and ferrooxidans and answering every question we threw at him.
Sara Chuang for initializing the iGEM team.
iGEM Team Uppsala University for sending us the following parts: BBa_K592004, BBa_K592005, BBa_K592006, BBa_K592009, BBa_K592010, and BBa_K592016
iGEM Team ETH Zurich for sending us E. coli codon-optimized Pif3 and PhyB
Dr. Nicole Frankenberg-Dinkel for her advice and for sending plasmids pASK-fphAN753s and pTDho1

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 Vincent Xu: Copper team, Wiki team, Maker Faire
+We graciously thank the following parties for helping to fund this year's IGEM project:
+*Columbia University Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science.
+*The Cooper Union Joint Activities Committee for funding student clubs.
+*The Rose-Sandholm Biology Initiative to help us build up our laboratory offerings for students at The Cooper Union.
 A special thanks to the following iGEM teams and people:
-*Dr. Scott Banta for overseeing our project, providing invaluable advice and allowing us to work in his lab at Columbia
+*Dr. Scott Banta for overseeing our project, providing invaluable advice and allowing us to work in his lab at Columbia.
-*Dr. David Orbach for overseeing our project, consistently generating new ideas or approaches to our goal and allowing us to work in the Kanbar lab at Cooper
+*Dr. Alan West for his expertise in copper etching.
-*Dionne Lutz for walking the genetic team through countless protocols, supervising our work in the Kanbar lab, helping organize our Maker Faire table and providing much needed motivation and optimism throughout the many failures we faced
+*Dr. David Orbach for overseeing our project, generating novel ideas and approaches to our goal and allowing us to work in the Kanbar Center at Cooper.
-*Sudipta Majumdar for helping us construct plasmids and patiently teaching us new protocols
+*Dionne Lutz for walking the genetic team through countless protocols, supervising our work in the Kanbar lab, helping organize our Maker Faire table and providing motivation and optimism.
-*Kevin Dooley for help with expression experiments, providing us with a GFP gene and identifying and removing cut sights within our biobrick and answering questions as we became acquainted with Dr. Banta's lab
+*Sudipta Majumdar for helping us construct plasmids and patiently teaching us new protocols.
-*Tushar Patel for providing us with a GFP gene and answering questions as we became acquainted with Dr. Banta's lab
+*Kevin Dooley for help with expression experiments, providing us with a GFP gene and identifying and removing cut sites within our biobrick and answering questions as we became acquainted with Dr. Banta's lab.
-*Jason Candreva for being extremely patient with us, teaching us various transformation protocols with ecoli and ferrooxidans and answering every question we threw at him
+*Tushar Patel for providing us with a GFP gene and answering questions as we became acquainted with Dr. Banta's lab.
+*Jason Candreva for being extremely patient with us, teaching us various transformation protocols with ecoli and ferrooxidans and answering every question we threw at him.
+*Sara Chuang for initializing the iGEM team.
 * iGEM Team Uppsala University for sending us the following parts: BBa_K592004, BBa_K592005, BBa_K592006, BBa_K592009, BBa_K592010, and BBa_K592016
 * iGEM Team ETH Zurich for sending us E. coli codon-optimized Pif3 and PhyB
 * Dr. Nicole Frankenberg-Dinkel for her advice and for sending plasmids pASK-fphAN753s and pTDho1

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