Difference between revisions of "Team:ETH Zurich/Attributions"
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| − | <p>When we first met | + | <p>When we first met at the end of March, we had no idea how much time we were going to spend together this summer and how many amazing things we would learn and achieve. After extensive research, we came up with a project that soon caught our attention and we were eager to reach the many goals we had set ourselves for September. Long discussions with our PhD student advisors and supervising professors helped us focus on the best of our ideas and left us highly motivated to work. We designed every component of our genetic circuit, did our best to model all possible outcomes, and created this wiki to document our results. During this intense summer, we were lucky to be supported by a lot of people whom we would like to thank on this page.</p> |
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<h2>Advisors</h2> | <h2>Advisors</h2> | ||
| − | <p>We were lucky to count on the support of six advisors who were always there to help us solve experimental problems, | + | <p>We were lucky to count on the support of six advisors who were always there to help us solve experimental problems, find bugs in our models, and reassure us about our progress during our weekly meetings.</p> |
<ul> | <ul> | ||
| − | <li>Lukas Widmer advised us | + | <li><b>Lukas Widmer</b> advised us with the modeling and always managed to magically identifying our yet undiscovered bugs and typos.</li> |
| − | <li>Daniel Gerngross helped us | + | <li><b>Daniel Gerngross</b> helped us take our first steps in primer design, introduced us to the power of Gibson Assembly and supported us with materials and helpful advice.</li> |
| − | <li>Sabine Österle gave us valuable advice when the data | + | <li><b>Sabine Österle</b> gave us valuable advice when the data seemed to go nowhere.</li> |
| − | <li>Margaux Gastor helped us | + | <li><b>Margaux Gastor</b> helped us find mistakes in our mammalian cell protocols and helped us with the operation of FACS and the microscope.</li> |
| − | <li>Christian Jordi patiently showed us how to keep mammalian cells alive and created the PDMS chip.</li> | + | <li><b>Christian Jordi</b> patiently showed us how to keep mammalian cells alive and created the PDMS chip.</li> |
| − | <li>Janina Linnik helped us with our | + | <li><b>Janina Linnik</b> helped us with our models and brought us in contact with some experts who offered us valuable insights into the world of medicine.</li> |
</ul> | </ul> | ||
| + | <p>In addition, we would like to thank Lukas Widmer, Sabine Österle, Daniel Gerngross, Margaux Gastor, Janina Linnik, and Maximilian Bahls for generously providing us with accommodation in Basel.</p> | ||
<h2>Scientific support</h2> | <h2>Scientific support</h2> | ||
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<p>Within the whole department a lot of people generously helped us out by offering either lab supplies or time and advise.</p> | <p>Within the whole department a lot of people generously helped us out by offering either lab supplies or time and advise.</p> | ||
<ul> | <ul> | ||
| − | <li> | + | <li><b>Prof. Sven Panke</b>, <b>Prof. Jörg Stelling</b>, <b>Prof. Yaakov Benenson</b>, and <b>Prof. Savas Tay</b> critically reviewed our ideas and guided us throughout the process.</li> |
| − | <li>Erica Montani taught us how to properly | + | <li><b>Erica Montani</b> taught us how to properly operate the microscope and answered our many questions.</li> |
| − | <li>Verena Jäggin explained how to use FACS and | + | <li><b>Verena Jäggin</b> explained how to use FACS and to interpret the data.</li> |
| − | <li>Michal Stanczak kindly provided us with SK-BR-3 cells.</li> | + | <li><b>Michal Stanczak</b> kindly provided us with SK-BR-3 cells.</li> |
| − | <li>Markus Jeschek, Matthias Mehlig, Tino Frank, Johannes Thoma, Gaspar Morgado, Michael Junkin, Bartolomeo Angelici, Max Endele, and Martin Etzrodt offered us | + | <li><b>Markus Jeschek</b>, <b>Matthias Mehlig</b>, <b>Tino Frank</b>, <b>Johannes Thoma</b>, <b>Gaspar Morgado</b>, <b>Michael Junkin</b>, <b>Bartolomeo Angelici</b>, <b>Max Endele</b>, and <b>Martin Etzrodt</b> offered us advice and materials.</li> |
</ul> | </ul> | ||
<h2>General support</h2> | <h2>General support</h2> | ||
<ul> | <ul> | ||
| − | <li>Niels Bürckert emphasized the importance of safety during | + | <li><b>Niels Bürckert</b> emphasized the importance of safety during our stay in the lab.</li> |
| − | <li>Myriam Moisan improved our logo design and gave us some further ideas.</li> | + | <li><b>Myriam Moisan</b> improved our logo design and gave us some further ideas.</li> |
| − | <li>We thank all the participants in our interviews for their collaboration!</li> | + | <li>We would like to thank of all the participants in our interviews for their collaboration!</li> |
<li>The shop people kindly assisted us with the purchase of all the required materials.</li> | <li>The shop people kindly assisted us with the purchase of all the required materials.</li> | ||
</ul> | </ul> | ||
Revision as of 22:06, 18 September 2015
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Attributions
When we first met at the end of March, we had no idea how much time we were going to spend together this summer and how many amazing things we would learn and achieve. After extensive research, we came up with a project that soon caught our attention and we were eager to reach the many goals we had set ourselves for September. Long discussions with our PhD student advisors and supervising professors helped us focus on the best of our ideas and left us highly motivated to work. We designed every component of our genetic circuit, did our best to model all possible outcomes, and created this wiki to document our results. During this intense summer, we were lucky to be supported by a lot of people whom we would like to thank on this page.
Advisors
We were lucky to count on the support of six advisors who were always there to help us solve experimental problems, find bugs in our models, and reassure us about our progress during our weekly meetings.
- Lukas Widmer advised us with the modeling and always managed to magically identifying our yet undiscovered bugs and typos.
- Daniel Gerngross helped us take our first steps in primer design, introduced us to the power of Gibson Assembly and supported us with materials and helpful advice.
- Sabine Österle gave us valuable advice when the data seemed to go nowhere.
- Margaux Gastor helped us find mistakes in our mammalian cell protocols and helped us with the operation of FACS and the microscope.
- Christian Jordi patiently showed us how to keep mammalian cells alive and created the PDMS chip.
- Janina Linnik helped us with our models and brought us in contact with some experts who offered us valuable insights into the world of medicine.
In addition, we would like to thank Lukas Widmer, Sabine Österle, Daniel Gerngross, Margaux Gastor, Janina Linnik, and Maximilian Bahls for generously providing us with accommodation in Basel.
Scientific support
Within the whole department a lot of people generously helped us out by offering either lab supplies or time and advise.
- Prof. Sven Panke, Prof. Jörg Stelling, Prof. Yaakov Benenson, and Prof. Savas Tay critically reviewed our ideas and guided us throughout the process.
- Erica Montani taught us how to properly operate the microscope and answered our many questions.
- Verena Jäggin explained how to use FACS and to interpret the data.
- Michal Stanczak kindly provided us with SK-BR-3 cells.
- Markus Jeschek, Matthias Mehlig, Tino Frank, Johannes Thoma, Gaspar Morgado, Michael Junkin, Bartolomeo Angelici, Max Endele, and Martin Etzrodt offered us advice and materials.
General support
- Niels Bürckert emphasized the importance of safety during our stay in the lab.
- Myriam Moisan improved our logo design and gave us some further ideas.
- We would like to thank of all the participants in our interviews for their collaboration!
- The shop people kindly assisted us with the purchase of all the required materials.
We would like to thank our sponsors
