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| − | Being a team does not mean we do everything | + | Being a team does not mean we do everything as a team. Actually, doing so would not be optimal. Being a team according to us is that everyone contributes in their own way, with their own set of skills and ideas to the project. In our case, our project is considerably voluminous. It has a few different modules, each with their own challenges: some electrical, some mechanical, some software and even some human oriented. Of course, we had help from our instructors and professors. With that in mind, this page is intended to attribute, for every person that contributed to our project, the work they have achieved to make this into a reality. |
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<li><strong>Alexandre England: </strong>Team Leader for Instrumentation related work, Heat Transfer Simulation with Comsol software, Mechanical and electrical design of the platform</li> | <li><strong>Alexandre England: </strong>Team Leader for Instrumentation related work, Heat Transfer Simulation with Comsol software, Mechanical and electrical design of the platform</li> | ||
| − | <li><strong>Guillaume Robitaille Beaumier: </strong>Team Leader for | + | <li><strong>Guillaume Robitaille Beaumier: </strong>Team Leader for Mechatronix related work, BananaBoard design, Centrifuge mechanical design</li> |
| − | <li><strong>Kevin Albert: </strong>TAC's turbidity calculation and calibration in C# on the BananaBoard's | + | <li><strong>Kevin Albert: </strong>TAC's turbidity calculation and calibration in C# on the BananaBoard's microprocessor, Serial communication</li> |
| − | <li><strong>Simon Boucher: </strong>Centrifuge electrical and software design | + | <li><strong>Simon Boucher: </strong>Centrifuge electrical and software design and support for BananaBoard design</li> |
| − | <li><strong>Louis-Philippe Crépeau: </strong>Modules' 3D | + | <li><strong>Louis-Philippe Crépeau: </strong>Modules' 3D modeling</li> |
| − | <li><strong>Louis-Philippe Gaudreau: </strong>Team Instrumentation documentation and presentations, Peltier elements | + | <li><strong>Louis-Philippe Gaudreau: </strong>Team Instrumentation responsible for documentation and presentations, Peltier elements modeling, MC1.5 and MC96 magnets experimentation and Wiki administrator for Team Instrumentation</li> |
<li><strong>David Goulet: </strong>Software leader, User interface coding, database coding</li> | <li><strong>David Goulet: </strong>Software leader, User interface coding, database coding</li> | ||
<li><strong>Guillaume Leblanc-Walsh: </strong>Platform and tool-holder mechanical and electrical design, and pipettes software design</li> | <li><strong>Guillaume Leblanc-Walsh: </strong>Platform and tool-holder mechanical and electrical design, and pipettes software design</li> | ||
| − | <li><strong>Louis-Vincent Major: </strong> | + | <li><strong>Louis-Vincent Major: </strong>Microprocessor related work for TAC, MC1,5 and MC96, CAN communication protocol implementation in BananaBoards, firmware for platform and Tool Holder control and software design</li> |
| − | <li><strong>Philippe-Antoine Major: </strong> | + | <li><strong>Philippe-Antoine Major: </strong>Microprocessor related work for TAC, MC1,5 and MC96, CAN communication protocol implementation in BananaBoards, firmware for platform and Tool Holder control and software design</li> |
| − | <li><strong>Nicolas Noël: </strong>Gripper mechanical and electrical design, CAN | + | <li><strong>Nicolas Noël: </strong>Gripper mechanical and electrical design, CAN communication protocol, Team Mechatronix documentation and presentation and Wiki administrator for Mechatronix</li> |
| − | <li><strong>Pierre-Olivier Payant: </strong>Platform mechanical and electrical design, BananaBoard assembly and debugger</li> | + | <li><strong>Pierre-Olivier Payant: </strong>Platform mechanical assembly and electrical design, BananaBoard assembly and debugger</li> |
| − | <li><strong>Dave Plouffe: </strong>Gripper electrical and software design, | + | <li><strong>Dave Plouffe: </strong>Gripper electrical and software design, server and software interface</li> |
<li><strong>Alexandre Régis: </strong>Mechanical support, Team's human resources, Mechatronix documentation</li> | <li><strong>Alexandre Régis: </strong>Mechanical support, Team's human resources, Mechatronix documentation</li> | ||
| − | <li><strong>Jean-Francois Rousseau: </strong>Platform and | + | <li><strong>Jean-Francois Rousseau: </strong>Platform and tool mechanical support</li> |
<li><strong>Marouane Tamarziste: </strong>Pipette software</li> | <li><strong>Marouane Tamarziste: </strong>Pipette software</li> | ||
<li><strong>Thibault Rizzo: </strong>User interface coding</li> | <li><strong>Thibault Rizzo: </strong>User interface coding</li> | ||
| − | <li><strong>Arnaud Lamine: </strong>Mathematics modelling for turbidity calculation with | + | <li><strong>Arnaud Lamine: </strong>Mathematics modelling for turbidity calculation with MATLAB</li> |
<li><strong>Frédéric Grenier: </strong>Biological parts construction and characterization, Wiki administrator for biology's section</li> | <li><strong>Frédéric Grenier: </strong>Biological parts construction and characterization, Wiki administrator for biology's section</li> | ||
<li><strong>Kevin Neil: </strong>Biological parts construction and characterization, Wiki administrator for biology's section</li> | <li><strong>Kevin Neil: </strong>Biological parts construction and characterization, Wiki administrator for biology's section</li> | ||
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| − | <li><strong>Sébastien Rodrigue: </strong>Project instigator, | + | <li><strong>Sébastien Rodrigue: </strong>Project instigator, biology domain resource, mechanical support, financial support</li> |
<li><strong>Daniel Garneau: </strong>Biology technical resource, mechanical support</li> | <li><strong>Daniel Garneau: </strong>Biology technical resource, mechanical support</li> | ||
| − | <li><strong>Dominique Létourneau: </strong>Project instigator, | + | <li><strong>Dominique Létourneau: </strong>Project instigator, electrical and software support</li> |
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| − | <li><strong>François Michaud: </strong>Team | + | <li><strong>François Michaud: </strong>Team supervisor, electrical advisor</li> |
| − | <li><strong>Ruben Gonzalez-Rubio: </strong>Team | + | <li><strong>Ruben Gonzalez-Rubio: </strong>Team supervisor, software advisor</li> |
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| − | <li><strong>Benoît M. Couture: </strong>Mechanical design and | + | <li><strong>Benoît M. Couture: </strong>Mechanical design and parts machining</li> |
| − | <li><strong>Frédéric Francoeur: </strong>Mechanical design and | + | <li><strong>Frédéric Francoeur: </strong>Mechanical design and parts machining</li> |
| − | <li><strong>Patrick Cloutier: </strong>Centrifuge's | + | <li><strong>Patrick Cloutier: </strong>Centrifuge's parts machining</li> |
| − | <li><strong>Anthony Charbonneau Charland: </strong>Centrifuge and tool-holder 3D | + | <li><strong>Anthony Charbonneau Charland: </strong>Centrifuge and tool-holder 3D drawings</li> |
| + | <li><strong>Vincent-Philippe Rhéaume: </strong>BananaBoard Review</li> | ||
<!-- <li><strong>Mohammed Shyrazi: </strong> Thermal experiments advisor</li> --> | <!-- <li><strong>Mohammed Shyrazi: </strong> Thermal experiments advisor</li> --> | ||
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| − | <h2> | + | <h2>Partners</h2> |
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| + | We want to thank all our sponsors for their contribution, whether monetary or material. Their support is more than appreciated and has greatly helped our project become a reality. | ||
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<h3>Material Sponsorships</h2> | <h3>Material Sponsorships</h2> | ||
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| − | <li><a href="https://www.idtdna.com/site">Integrated DNA Technologies: </a>Pieces of DNA | + | <li><a href="https://www.idtdna.com/site">Integrated DNA Technologies: </a>Pieces of DNA for biology parts design (~1000$)</li> |
<li><a href="http://store.biobasic.com/">BioBasic: </a>Chemical products and broth for bacteria growth (~650$)</li> | <li><a href="http://store.biobasic.com/">BioBasic: </a>Chemical products and broth for bacteria growth (~650$)</li> | ||
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| + | <a href="http://www.usherbrooke.ca/sciences/"><img src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2015/5/5a/Team_Sherbrooke_Attributions_USherbrooke.jpg"></a> | ||
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| + | <a href="http://www.enzymatics.com/"><img width="250" src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2015/2/2a/Team_Sherbrooke_Enzymatics.jpg"></a> | ||
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| + | <a href="http://openbuilds.org/"><img width="250" src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2015/a/ab/Team_Sherbrooke_Openbuilds.jpg"></a> | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:08, 19 September 2015
Attributions
Being a team does not mean we do everything as a team. Actually, doing so would not be optimal. Being a team according to us is that everyone contributes in their own way, with their own set of skills and ideas to the project. In our case, our project is considerably voluminous. It has a few different modules, each with their own challenges: some electrical, some mechanical, some software and even some human oriented. Of course, we had help from our instructors and professors. With that in mind, this page is intended to attribute, for every person that contributed to our project, the work they have achieved to make this into a reality.
Students
- Alexandre England: Team Leader for Instrumentation related work, Heat Transfer Simulation with Comsol software, Mechanical and electrical design of the platform
- Guillaume Robitaille Beaumier: Team Leader for Mechatronix related work, BananaBoard design, Centrifuge mechanical design
- Kevin Albert: TAC's turbidity calculation and calibration in C# on the BananaBoard's microprocessor, Serial communication
- Simon Boucher: Centrifuge electrical and software design and support for BananaBoard design
- Louis-Philippe Crépeau: Modules' 3D modeling
- Louis-Philippe Gaudreau: Team Instrumentation responsible for documentation and presentations, Peltier elements modeling, MC1.5 and MC96 magnets experimentation and Wiki administrator for Team Instrumentation
- David Goulet: Software leader, User interface coding, database coding
- Guillaume Leblanc-Walsh: Platform and tool-holder mechanical and electrical design, and pipettes software design
- Louis-Vincent Major: Microprocessor related work for TAC, MC1,5 and MC96, CAN communication protocol implementation in BananaBoards, firmware for platform and Tool Holder control and software design
- Philippe-Antoine Major: Microprocessor related work for TAC, MC1,5 and MC96, CAN communication protocol implementation in BananaBoards, firmware for platform and Tool Holder control and software design
- Nicolas Noël: Gripper mechanical and electrical design, CAN communication protocol, Team Mechatronix documentation and presentation and Wiki administrator for Mechatronix
- Pierre-Olivier Payant: Platform mechanical assembly and electrical design, BananaBoard assembly and debugger
- Dave Plouffe: Gripper electrical and software design, server and software interface
- Alexandre Régis: Mechanical support, Team's human resources, Mechatronix documentation
- Jean-Francois Rousseau: Platform and tool mechanical support
- Marouane Tamarziste: Pipette software
- Thibault Rizzo: User interface coding
- Arnaud Lamine: Mathematics modelling for turbidity calculation with MATLAB
- Frédéric Grenier: Biological parts construction and characterization, Wiki administrator for biology's section
- Kevin Neil: Biological parts construction and characterization, Wiki administrator for biology's section
Instructors
- Sébastien Rodrigue: Project instigator, biology domain resource, mechanical support, financial support
- Daniel Garneau: Biology technical resource, mechanical support
- Dominique Létourneau: Project instigator, electrical and software support
Professors
- François Michaud: Team supervisor, electrical advisor
- Ruben Gonzalez-Rubio: Team supervisor, software advisor
Technical support
- Benoît M. Couture: Mechanical design and parts machining
- Frédéric Francoeur: Mechanical design and parts machining
- Patrick Cloutier: Centrifuge's parts machining
- Anthony Charbonneau Charland: Centrifuge and tool-holder 3D drawings
- Vincent-Philippe Rhéaume: BananaBoard Review
Partners
We want to thank all our sponsors for their contribution, whether monetary or material. Their support is more than appreciated and has greatly helped our project become a reality.
Material Sponsorships
- Integrated DNA Technologies: Pieces of DNA for biology parts design (~1000$)
- BioBasic: Chemical products and broth for bacteria growth (~650$)
Money Sponsorships
- Sherbrooke University's Faculty of Sciences: 1000$
- Enzymatics: 650$
- OpenBuilds: 500$ discount on our purchases
- Sherbrooke University's Faculty of Sciences: 1000$
- Enzymatics: 650$
- OpenBuilds: 500$ discount on our purchases