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<li>Raneem AlJaghoub - Raneem was part of the outreach team, developing the Policies and Practices part of our project. She interviewed international politicians and developed a questionnaire on synthetic biology. Raneem also contributed in the realization and improvement of the wiki as well as constructing the parameters list for the modelling and designing the project.  </li>
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<li>Raneem AlJaghoub - Raneem was part of the outreach team, developing the Policies and Practices part of our project. She interviewed international politicians and developed a questionnaire on synthetic biology. Raneem also contributed in the realization and improvement of the wiki as well as constructing the parameters list for the modelling and designing the project. Raneem was a presenter at the Boston Jamboree.  </li>
 
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<li> James Aston - James developed the model of our system; he went the extra mile and rendered the equations into a code and afterwards into a 3D animation of our system. James also created the wiki skeleton and improved it during the competition. He collaborated the <a href="https://2015.igem.org/Team:UNITN-Trento"> UNITN </a> iGEM team by helping to create a model for their system.</li>
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<li> James Aston - James developed the model of our system; he went the extra mile and rendered the equations into a code and afterwards into a 3D animation of our system. James also created the wiki skeleton and improved it during the competition. He collaborated the <a href="https://2015.igem.org/Team:UNITN-Trento"> UNITN </a> iGEM team by helping to create a model for their system. He also designed the project. James was a presenter at the Boston Jamboree. </li>
 
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<li> Anna Beltrami - Anna was part of the wet lab team. In particular, she performed transformations, produced competent cells and helped caputure pictures of the control samples with the Atomic Force Microscope. Outside of the lab, Anna organised the team, ensuring we were on top of deadlines. She was also key in communicating with other teams, setting up our collaboration with the Trento team. She was also involved in outreach, interviewing the Italian MP. </li>
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<li> Anna Beltrami - Anna was part of the wet lab team. In particular, she performed transformations, produced competent cells and helped capture pictures of the control samples with the Atomic Force Microscope. Anna constructed the organisational infrastructure of the team. She managed the social network channels and the overall communications with other teams, liasing collaborations. She helped review the wiki and she designed the project. Anna was a presenter at the Boston Jamboree. </li>
 
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<li> Moyra Chikomo - Moyra was involved in creating poster, making post notes for the outreach  and developed GUI for the modelling. She was one of the main presenters at the Stacey Symposium outreach event, and helped to develop our project poster. </li>
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<li> Moyra Chikomo - Moyra was part of the outreach team, developing the Policies and Practices part of our project. She wrote post notes and helped in the creation of a questionnaire on synthetic biology. Moyra created and improved the poster and logo of our project. She helped review the wiki and she designed the project. </li>
 
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<li> Richard Crane - Richard took part in most of the Lab work. His main contribution lies specifically in the imaging of the congo red and heme plates for the validation part of our project. He has made most agarose gels within the team. </li>
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<li> Richard Crane - Richard was part of the wet lab team. In particular, he took part in most of the Lab work. His main contribution lies specifically in the imaging of the congo red and heme plates for the validation part of our project. He has made most agarose gels within the team. </li>
 
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<li> Rob Middlewick - Rob was involved in lab work at the initial stages of the project where he did mostly transformations. His main contribution lies within the scientific writing of our project. This included the project description and the description of our BioBricks. </li>
 
<li> Rob Middlewick - Rob was involved in lab work at the initial stages of the project where he did mostly transformations. His main contribution lies within the scientific writing of our project. This included the project description and the description of our BioBricks. </li>

Revision as of 09:35, 16 September 2015


iGEM Kent 2015


Attributions

Team

  • Raneem AlJaghoub - Raneem was part of the outreach team, developing the Policies and Practices part of our project. She interviewed international politicians and developed a questionnaire on synthetic biology. Raneem also contributed in the realization and improvement of the wiki as well as constructing the parameters list for the modelling and designing the project. Raneem was a presenter at the Boston Jamboree.

  • James Aston - James developed the model of our system; he went the extra mile and rendered the equations into a code and afterwards into a 3D animation of our system. James also created the wiki skeleton and improved it during the competition. He collaborated the UNITN iGEM team by helping to create a model for their system. He also designed the project. James was a presenter at the Boston Jamboree.

  • Anna Beltrami - Anna was part of the wet lab team. In particular, she performed transformations, produced competent cells and helped capture pictures of the control samples with the Atomic Force Microscope. Anna constructed the organisational infrastructure of the team. She managed the social network channels and the overall communications with other teams, liasing collaborations. She helped review the wiki and she designed the project. Anna was a presenter at the Boston Jamboree.

  • Moyra Chikomo - Moyra was part of the outreach team, developing the Policies and Practices part of our project. She wrote post notes and helped in the creation of a questionnaire on synthetic biology. Moyra created and improved the poster and logo of our project. She helped review the wiki and she designed the project.

  • Richard Crane - Richard was part of the wet lab team. In particular, he took part in most of the Lab work. His main contribution lies specifically in the imaging of the congo red and heme plates for the validation part of our project. He has made most agarose gels within the team.

  • Rob Middlewick - Rob was involved in lab work at the initial stages of the project where he did mostly transformations. His main contribution lies within the scientific writing of our project. This included the project description and the description of our BioBricks.

  • Katarina Pisani - Kat being part of the main lab team was involved in almost all the wet lab aspects of our project. Her predominant contribution included carrying out PCR reaction protocols to produce our main raw materials of our experiments. She also carried out ligations.

  • Jonathan Pope - Jonathan being our social secretary organised social events, and managed social networking sites. He was also responsible for creating our poster and Envirowire logo. He also presented about iGem at Stacey Symposium outreach event.

  • Natalie Sloan - Natalie took part in designing the wiki and the Kent iGEM logo. She is also part of the main lab team where she has done more mini-preps than any other members in the lab team. Furthermore, she performed transformation and Gibson assembly reactions.

  • Suparna Thakali - Suparna’s contribution includes being part of the main lab team where she mainly took part in carrying out Gibson assembly and ligation reactions. She also took part at the university’s outreach event presenting to the general public about our project.

  • Alice Tomlinson - Alice was involved in variety of areas such as organising the outreach aspect of our project such as gathering MPs opinion on synthetic biology, interviewing politicians and presenting our project to the general public at the public event. Her major lab work contribution included testing conductivity of our amyloid producing cells.

    • Supervisors

  • Mark Shepherd
  • Wei-Feng Xue
  • Mark Wass
  • Gianluca Marcelli

    • Advisors

  • Ben Blakeman
  • Lee Mun Ching

    • We would like to thank the following for their support:

  • University of Kent - for providing us with hosting us in the teaching labs and providing us the funds for our transport.
  • BBSRC
  • The Society for Applied Microbiology
  • The Society for Experimental Biology
  • The Society for General Microbiology
  • The Wellcome Trust
  • The Biochemical Society
  • IDT - for providing us with the DNA fragments