Team:GeorgiaTech/Attributions
Attributions
The Georgia Tech iGEM Team is composed of 6 undergraduate students, 3 mentors, and 2 faculty advisors. We represent a diverse selection of Georgia Tech's students, with varying degrees of lab experience, different academic backgrounds, skill sets, interests, and passions. Success in the iGEM competition involves a wide range of talents that our team members were able bring to the table, and each student deserves to be recognized for their contributions.
Lab Work and Experiments
Kellie Heom, Brandon Holt, Anthony Mok, Jordan Nafekh, Julianne Oliver, Yael Toporek
Documentation and Record-Keeping Julianne Oliver, Kellie Heom, Yael Toporek
BioBrick Designer
Anthony Mok
Outreach and Human Practices Coordinator
Julianne Oliver
Informational Pamphlet
Design: Brandon Holt
Distribution: Brandon Holt, Anthony Mok
Instructional Video Series
Producer: Yael Toporek
Narrator: Jordan Nafekh
Writers: Kellie Heom, Brandon Holt, Jordan Nafekh, Julianne Oliver
Graphic Designers
Yael Toporek, Kellie Heom, Julianne Oliver
Presentation Design
Kellie Heom, Brandon Holt, Anthony Mok, Jordan Nafekh, Julianne Oliver, Yael Toporek
Poster Design
Julianne Oliver, Yael Toporek, Brandon Holt
Team Wiki Webmaster
Kellie Heom
Finances Coordinator
Jordan Nafekh
Additionally, the Georgia Tech iGEM Team is grateful for the following groups who supported our summer endeavors and made our project possible. We could not have done any of this without you, so thank you!
For their generous funding and their continued support of the undergraduate research programs at Georgia Tech
- Georgia Tech School of Biomedical Engineering
- Georgia Tech School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
- Georgia Tech School of Chemistry and Biochemistry
- Georgia Tech School of Biology
- Georgia Tech Center for Academic Achievement, PURA Fund
- Georgia Tech Student Government Association
For their scientific mentorship, assistance with wet lab and safety techniques, encouragement in fostering our appreciation for click chemistry and synthetic biology, and for graciously providing the lab space for us to perform our experiments
- Finn Research Group: Dr. Liangjun Zhao, Allison Geoghan, Robert Hincapie, Prof. M.G. Finn
For their inspiration to us in pursuing synthetic biology, their support of iGEM at Georgia Tech, and for mentoring us in preparing us for the iGEM Jamboree
- Barker Research Group: Dwight Chambers, Hayley Bachman, Prof. Tom Barker
For their enthusiasm in synthetic biology and interest in collaborating with our iGEM team
- Lambert High School iGEM Team
For their assistance in administrative tasks and introducing us to iGEM
- Georgia Tech iGEM club members and past iGEM team members