Team:Mingdao/Attributions

Attributions

Attribution

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Leader to organize the whole team and all iGEM activities.

 

  Mingdao iGEM team has 3 instructors and 24 members as well as 3 alumni and one advisor from Academia Sinica in Taiwan. In dry lab, we collaborate with NCTU-Formosa to do protein data mining in searching for novel possible fire retardant proteins.

 

 

  To complete the iGEM project and prepare for the Jamboree, we set up leaders to organize the team with the groups of project research & design, dry lab, wet lab, multimedia & art, webpage design and human practices as well as speakers and magician for presentation in the jamboree.

 

 

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Team Leader: Jane/Chun-Han Huang

Vice team leader: Bonnie/Yu-Ting Lin

 

Project research & design

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Project leader: Jeffrey/Ching-Yuan Chen, to organize project design and performance, review paper and assign jobs for members, etc.

 

Brainstorming & research: from idea to research to reality, we have powerful team groups to organize all the crazy ideas and perform critical thinking as well as doing research and experiment design and analysis

 

Think tank: Ruby/Heng-Ru Lin, Tim/Shin-Yue Chen, Michelle/Lin- Chen Cheng, Heidi/Kai-Hsuan Cheng

 

Paper research: Tony/Chi-Jui Liu

Experiment design & analysis: Steven/Po-Chih Hsu, James/Chun-Cheng Chan

 

 

 

Dry lab

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Data mining: Daniel/Yi-Ru Liu, using programming to get sequence from protein database, analyze the data, rank top list for fire retardant protein candidates.
Wet lab All Mingdao members are involved in the wet lab work to do gene cloning and/or protein analysis and/or bacterial culture for flame test.

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Lab manager: Fred/Yu-Ang Chang, to organize all the stuff in the wet lab including materials order, buffer preparation, keeping the bench clean, arranging tasks for each member, etc.

 

Genetic engineering: all members

 

Protein analysis: Fred/Yu-Ang Chang

Flame test: Daniel/Yi-Ru Liu, Brian/Chia-Cheng Hsiao, Alex/Ming-Fong Hsieh

 

 

 

Multimedia & Art Design We filmed interesting videos to promote our project as well as designed our team T-shirt and logo. In addition, we put great efforts on sand painting and poster design to introduce our work clearly.

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Filming: Loki/Bing-Liang Hung, Howard/Yuan-Hao Cheng, Sam/Yuan-Sin Lin

 

Sand painting: Alex/Ming-Fong Hsieh

 

Poster design: Alex/Ming-Fong Hsieh, Phoebe/Chia-Hsuan Chu, Joseph/Jia-Han Ho

 

T-shirt: Phoebe/Chia-Hsuan Chu, Joseph/Jia-Han Ho

 

Logo design: Phoebe/Chia-Hsuan Chu

Banner design:  Joseph/Jia-Han Ho

Wiki Webpage

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Designer: Louis/Min-Chi Chiang, to put all the things we have done to the web.

 

All the contents on the web are drafted by all the members involved, then edited and organized by Daniel/Yi-Ru Liu and Jeffrey/Ching-Yuan Chen.

Human practices We really did a lot of things from meetings/visit, outreach & publish awareness to multimedia for fun.

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Coordinators: Tiffany/Chih-Chien Lee (public awareness), Edgar/Tsung-Hsun Chang (meetups), Rick/Yung-Jui Huang (outreach), Maggie/Le-Chi Hsu (outreach), Alex/Shao-Fu Tsai (iGEM for Taiwan), Michael/Meng-Yi Li (meetings and visit)
iGEM Jamboree We have great achievement on finding the novel fire retardant biomaterial. We’ll have amazing presentation in the jamboree and prepare a surprise to iGEMers.

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Oral  presentation: Tiffany/Chih-Chien Lee, Ruby/Heng-Ru Lin, Daniel/Yi-Ru Liu, Jeffrey/Ching-Yuan Chen, Tim/Shin-Yue Chen, Fred/ Yu-Ang Chang

 

PPT slides: organized by Jeffrey/Ching-Yuan Chen and designed by Phoebe/Chia-Hsuan Chu and Joseph/Jia-Han Ho

Magic show: Michael/Meng-Yi Li

Acknowledgement
Advisors We thank advisors for their experience in iGEM 2014 and great advice.

Alumni: Philly/Yen-Kuang Chan, Joe/Wei-Jun Wang, Daniel/Hao-Wei Lan

 

Professor: Dr. Woan-Yuh Tarn @ Academia Sinica, Taiwan

 

iGEM Team: NCTU-Formosa

 

In addition, we give a special thank to instructors of Phil/Pei-Hong Chen, Rony K Antony, Jeff/Cheng-Wei Liu for wet lab advice and the training of molecular biology experiment, human practices advice, and Fablab work, respectively.

 

Moreover, we deeply appreciate the School and the Principal of Albert T. Wang for providing the lab space and all the funding we need for our project.