Team:Strasbourg/Sponsors

iGEM

We would like to thank all our sponsors. You really made this incredible adventure possible and we are extremely grateful for having supporting us and have make “AptaTest” such an accomplishment.

University of Strasbourg structures

Founded in 1548, the University of Strasbourg has now nearly 51,000 students and over 3,200 researchers. With many structures to help students realized their projects, they were a big support for us.
ESBS is a state school of biotechnology within the University of Strasbourg. It offers a tri-national curriculum in three years as well as three masters. Thank you very much for your financial support!
A part of the Fonds de Solidarité et de Développement des Initiatives Etudiantes (FSDIE) is helping students and associations from the university which have a project benefic for the student life of the university. They helped us to finance a big part of the project, thank you to them!

With its program “Creative Thinkers”, IdEx (Initiative d’Excellence) encourages students to develop an innovative mindset and contributes to the international influence of the University of Strasbourg. They helped us to finance a big part of the project, thank you to them!
The CROUS and the Culture-ActionS commission aims to support students and help them in their projects. They offered us a financial help and selected our project for the Culture-ActionS National Commission of this year! We would like to thank them warmly for their support.
The Foundation of the University of Strasbourg aims to collect donations for projects affiliated to the university. They offered us a space to collect our donations, many thanks to them!

IMC Bio is a research university school which internships and PhD scholarships, access to conferences and a network within the four local LabEX offers to future researchers. As they sponsored our team registration and they supported us through the all adventure, we would like to warmly thank them and their manager Pauline Vordburger!
The Biotech-Lab includes collaborative laboratories and a co-working space to connect various actors of the innovation. We had the opportunity to take advantage of this enriching environment to collaborate, learn and realize a part of our lab work here. All of this would not have been possible without the support of Dr. Ghislain Auclair, head of the Biotech-Lab and member of the Student Entrepreneurship Pole, who allowed us to settle in this stimulating environment. Many thanks to him for his many tips and his participation in our meetings!

Academic labs

The Institut de Biologie Moléculaire et Cellulaire (IBMC) comprises three CNRS units with diverse expertise. They offered us some material and lended us some rooms, so thank you to them!
The Institut de Génétique et de Biologie Moléculaire et Cellulaire (IGBMC) is one of the main European research centre in this domain. It aims to develop interdisciplinary research at the interface of biology, biochemistry, physics and medicine. They offered us some material for the wet lab and we always felt welcome there! We would like to warmly thank all the people who helped us.
The Institut de Biologie Moléculaire des Plantes (IBMP) is an essential beacon in molecular biology and plant biology, and have many advanced platforms equipped with various latest-generation technologies. They offered access to their platforms and conference room, as well as a financial contribution. A big thank you to them, for their enormous support in our adventure.

The LabEx NetRNA is a consortium of 12 research teams working on the theme of RNA regulation and architecture in different organizations. Thanks to them, we could finance our first orders to begin the experiments! We would also like to thank Mrs. Romby who oversees the NetRNA Labex and who provided us with most of the laboratory consumables we needed.
In to MitoCross Labex consortium, The GMGM unit presents 6 great teams that study fundamental mechanisms of eukaryotic and prokaryotic genomic functions and dysfunctions also that various intracellular process. The Dynamics and plasticity of synthetases (DyPS) team of Pr. Hubert Becker, let us use a bench to perform some of our experiments. We would like to thank all the members of Becker’s team and himself for their advice and help and all the GMGM unit for supporting our project.

Private sponsors

Lesax3D is a startup incubated in the Biotech Lab of ESBS which designs and manufactures products thanks to a 3D printer. They helped us produce our prototype. We would like to warmly thank them for their help in making our project becoming real!
Integrated DNA Technologies, Inc. (IDT) is a company which develops, manufactures and markets nucleic acid products. They provided us with all the DNA sequences we needed, a big thank you to them!
Journal of Visualized Experiments (JoVE) is a scientific journal that creates and publishes videos of scientific experiments. They offered us free access to their entire database! It’s a rich site that helped us implementing protocols in the wet lab. Thank you for your support!
Wider Consulting is a firm specialized in strategy advices and operational excellence. We would like to thank them for their financial support!
The Lion's Club Bordeaux Aliénor d'Aquitaine is one of the many French Clubs of the first international service NGO: the Lion's Club International. The priority of this club is to defend noble causes such as precariousness, sight for all, diabetes and support medical and scientific research.

HelloAsso contributors

We would like to thanks all the Crowdfunding contributors which allow us to make our project possible.

Thanks to: ALAOUID Mohamed, AMRANI Rim, AMRANI Yasmine, BATZENSCHLAGER Morgane, BENET Matthieu, BONNARD Géraldine, BORD Patrice, BORD-CONTU Marie-Line, BOUCHARD Johanna, BOUZOUBAA Salah, DAIGRE Julie, DIMITROVA Maria, GILMER David, HUEBER Lucas, LEGHIMA Adel, LEN Kateryna, LOTFI Frédérique, MICHEL Fabrice, PERRY William, PINOT Lorraine, POTUSCHAK Thomas, SCHATZ Raphael, SCHLAEFLI Dominique, TAYON Jeremy, THERBY Frédérique, THERBY-VALE Rebecca, THOMAS Laurent, VORBURGER Pauline, YANUSHKO Darya, ZEIGER Manon.