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Team:Stanford-Brown/AboutUs/Attributions
Attributions
All lab work, modeling, data analysis, design, 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
The team would like to thank Jim Head and his team, DNA 2.0, Geneious, the California Academy of Sciences, the Michael Z. Lin lab, Pete Worden, Carl Zimmer, Linda Kahl, and David Grinspoon. We’d also like to thank the Rhode Island Space Grant, the Stanford Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education, Stanford Bioengineering REU (Research Experience for Undergraduates), and Brown UTRA (Undergraduate Teaching adn Research Award) for their sponsorships. We would also like to thank the many members of the Rothschild lab who gave much needed advice and guidance over the summer: Andre Burnier, Jesse Palmer, Kosuke Fujishima, Chris Venter, Jesica Navarete, Diana Gentry, Mike Grace, Ivan Paulino Lima, and Rocco Mancinelli.
