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| - | All lab work, modeling, data analysis, design, and documentation was performed by the students of the Stanford-Brown iGEM team. | + | All lab work, modeling, data analysis, wiki design, poster creation, presentation development and documentation was performed by the students of the Stanford-Brown iGEM team. |
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Revision as of 03:27, 4 October 2012
Attributions
All lab work, modeling, data analysis, wiki design, poster creation, presentation development and documentation was performed by the students of the Stanford-Brown iGEM team.
Acknowledgments
We would like to thank the following groups and individuals for their help with our project:
- Carl Zimmer for insight into the way we narrate and structure our projects
- Linda Kahl for great advice regarding Patent Law in the biosciences
- Jim Head and his team for a solid background in the geological history of Venus and the nature of its atmosphere
- The Michael Lin Lab at Stanford University, for their generous gift of fluorescent proteins Clover and mRuby
- David Grinspoon for a wealth of knowledge in the realm of environmental modeling and Venus
- Gary Lee for HTML/CSS consultation
- Kevin Jackson for dedicated assistance with the Gene Patent Guide
- The California Academy of Sciences for collaboration opportunities
- Pete Worden and NASA Ames for hosting us this summer
- Members of the Rothschild lab who were invaluable in their advice and guidance over the summer: Andre Burnier, Jesse Palmer, Kosuke Fujishima, Chris Venter, Diana Gentry, Jesica Navarete, Mike Grace, Ivan Paulino Lima, and Rocco Mancinelli
- Our sponsors
