Special thanks to our supervisors, without whom, this project would not have been possible

PhD student Elliott Chapman: For graciously offering vast amounts of his time supervising in the lab, organising team presentation training and overall team wrangling.

Dr. David Clarke: For providing assistance in the design and execution of lab experiments, and for lab space and materials.

Professor Chris French: Whose previous research on biosensors was the basis for our project, and for providing experimental design input, as well as lab space and materials.

Dr. Louise Horsfall: For being a full-time supervisor who always steered us in the right direction, providing input and provision of lab space and materials.

Dr. Jon Marles-Wright: For being a full-time supervisor who constantly provided inspiration, input, team support, lab space and materials.

Thanks also to our advisors:

Dr. Jane Calvert: For providing feedback on our human practices content and activities.

Professor Alistair Elfick: For providing feedback on experiments, presentations and poster.

PhD student Laura Tuck: For providing assistance in the lab.

Dr. Baojun Wang: For providing input on the biological approach behind our project.

Dr. Valentin Zulkower: For offering assistance and input on the modeling of our biosensor.

Special Thanks to:

Luca Barone: For designing our project's logo.

Hamish Linhen, Aimée Fletcher: For providing us with beautiful photographs of Edinburgh.

Constantine Talalaev: For providing help and material in the Edinburgh university FabLab for laser cutting and 3D printing.

And, of course, the students:

Patrick Arant: For spearheading the policy and practices as well as assisting on the wiki.

Andreea Cucu: For the design of the wiki as well patiently teaching everyone how to put up content.

Ivana Lapsanska: For playing key roles in both the characterisation of parts and policy and practices.

Michelle Marufu: For being instrumental in the design and execution of characterisation of parts.

Vicky Moynihan: For providing valuable input for the policy and practices.

Aseem Narang: For designing the physical device as well as its software. He also did the modeling.

Liusaidh Owen: For playing a fundamental role in the design and creation of the 71 biobricks as well as being in charge of the InterLab study.

Dominika Peligrinova: For being able to step in anywhere in the molecular biology where required. She is the sonication master.

Brooke Rothschild-Mancinelli: For designing and creating the 71 biobricks and assisting in the InterLab study. She also designed the t-shirts, presentation and poster.