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Revision as of 19:37, 12 September 2015
Attributions
The Team would like to thank everyone who made our iGEM experience possible. We are indebted to the numerous people, organizations, and institutions, who provided the UP Team with inspiration, support, guidance, wisdom, and funding. Without them we would never have achieved what we have, nor enjoyed this incredible experience to the extent we did.
Individuals
Doctor Steven Hussey |
For all his input in the project. Without his direction and support we would have been lost. A great deal of what we achieved is due to the phenomenal guidance and we are immensely grateful for all the time you put in to help us. |
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Prof. Zander Myburg |
For your input and invaluable advice you gave us. Thank you for taking interest in this project and supplying us with much needed resources. |
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Doctor Eshchar Mizrachi |
For your input and invaluable advice you gave us. Thank you for taking interest in this project and supplying us with much needed resources. |
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Marilyn Ekoka |
For her assistance with our logo design and her part in accommodating our vision. |
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Marco Weinberg |
Previous advisor from the WITS-CSIR team who aided us with preparation; and provided invaluable advice to the team. |
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Natascha Müller |
Who designed and created the "Switch-Coli" banner for our wiki. |
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Schae Ind |
For designing the animation. |
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Prof. Jacques Theron |
For his scientific advice. |
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Others |
The FMG students; postgraduate students, particularly Elodie Ekoka, Danielle Roodt, Colin Balkwill, Drew Behrens, and Jonathan Botha; for providing us with suggestions and valuable guidance. |
Organizations
Thank you to the Forest Molecular Genetics lab (FMG), Forestry and Agricultural Biotechnology Institute (FABI) as well as the Department of Genetics at the University of Pretoria for providing us with equipment, lab space and general support.
Our funding bodies, The Department of Science and Technology of South Africa, Sappi Ltd. and Mondi Ltd.
Integrated DNA Technologies for providing us with free DNA synthesis through their partnership with iGEM.
Lehlabile Secondary School and, in particular, Ms. Mosiuoa; as well as Pretoria Boys' High and Ms. Muller for the opportunity to engage with the community, and interact with South Africa's next generation of potential scientists.
The iGEM organization as a whole and, specifically, Mrs. Traci Haddock for helping us stay on track and guiding us through the process.
Team Members
Axel Ind |
Web Design, Wiki Creation. |
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Gert Pieterson |
Project Management, Experiment Design, Lab Work Coordination. |
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Brad Querl |
Banner Design. |
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Modjadji Makwela |
Wiki Content, Technical Assistance. |
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Nomakula Yvonne Zim |
Abstract, Technical Assistance. |
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Ricu Claasens |
Diagram Creation, Technical Assistance, Wiki Content. |
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Thabang Nora Msimango |
Human Practices Management, Technical Assistance, Wiki Content. |
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T-Shirts, Technical Assistance, Notebook. |
Axel Ind |
For all his input in the project. Without his direction and support we would have been lost. A great deal of what we achieved is due to the phenomenal guidance and we are immensely grateful for all the time you put in to help us. |
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Gert Pieterson |
For your input and invaluable advice you gave us. Thank you for taking interest in this project and supplying us with much needed resources. |
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Doctor Eshchar Mizrachi |
For your input and invaluable advice you gave us. Thank you for taking interest in this project and supplying us with much needed resources. |
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Marilyn Ekoka |
For her assistance with our logo design and her part in accommodating our vision. |
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Marco Weinberg |
Previous advisor from the WITS-CSIR team who aided us with preparation; and provided invaluable advice to the team. |
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Natascha Müller |
Who designed and created the "Switch-Coli" banner for our wiki. |
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Schae Ind |
For designing the animation. |
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Vaughn Murray Barendsen |
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