Team:TU Dresden/Attributions
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Attributions
Our team is sincerely grateful to each and every attributor mentioned below, without their valuable inputs, advices and lab resources, our project could not have become a reality.
Due to the broad diversity of our team including a lot of people with different backgrounds and interests beyond science, we had the unique possibility to not outsource any part of our projects. From the graphic design to the programming, video processing and animations, experimental planning, performing and troubleshooting - everything was accomplished by the members of our team.
Even though our work would not have been possible without the unconditional support of the people mentioned below.
Lab Mentoring
Postdoc, MPI
Teaching our team about expression and purification of dCas9 and providing lab materials.
Postdoc, Department of genomics at TU Dresden
Advising for troubleshooting our experiments.
Providing biological, and chemical materials.
Always had an open door and an open ear for all of our inquiries.
PhD student, TU Dresden
Advising the team during the planning phase of cloning experiments and helping us with iGEM standards.
Senior research scientist, CRTD
Teaching how to design guide RNAs and optimize target sequence.
Professor, Genomics Department at TU Dresden
Providing lab facility, biological, and chemical materials.
Director, BIOTEC
Providing lab facility, biological, and chemical materials.
Postdoc, Simon Alberti’s lab at TU Dresden
Advising the team during the expression phase after the cloning.
Lab technician, BIOTEC
Providing biological and chemical materials.
Postdoc, Department of genomics at TU Dresden
Providing enzymes and helping in preparation for inviting seniors to the lab.
Research group leader, BIOTEC
Realisation of the feeding assay with Drosophila melanogaster for the Sweet Spirulina project.
Postdoc, Prof. Nils Kröger group at B CUBE
Advising in cultivation of spirulina and providing media and plates for cultivation.
Providing the team with Agrobacterium and E. coli strain for conjugation and advising us about the Sweet Spirulina project
Organizational Support
Principal Investigator, Institute for Microbiology at TU Dresden
Team organization, iGEM registration, and founding support
CMCB, B CUBE
Management and direction of all matters related to economic movements
Group leader of BioNanoTool lab
Giving us the opportunity to present our iGEM project during his lecture and helping out with organization aspects
Voice behind our DipGene video series, video processing and audio recording
Lab work Spirulina and DipGene projects
Human Practices
Doctor specialised in digestive medicine, Hospital of “Virgen de Valme” in Sevilla (Spain)
Taking the time of doing skype interview with us and giving us a good advice.
PR / Communications CMCB
Helping in organization of all the activities and presentations performed in the CMCB.
Group leader of the Receptor Biology lab, Department of Biomedical Research at the University of Antwerp (Belgium)
Taking the time to chat with us and giving us the great idea of our proof-of-concept experiment testing for the SRY gene.
Director of the Museum of Biological Collections in the UTPL (Universidad Tecnica Particular de Loja).
Advising during development of a method to extract genetic material using noninvasive sampling techniques
Team Members Contribution
Team Leader,
Lab work Spirulina project.
Collaborations and Wiki design,
Assisting DipGene standard experiments.
Coordinator of DipGene project,
Lab work DipGene project, Digital art and Poster design.
Lab work DipGene project,
Guide-RNA
Managing public engagement and human practices,
Lab work DipGene project.
Managing Money,
Wiki programming
Managing lab materials,
Lab work DipGene project.
Coordinator of Spirulina project,
Lab work Spirulina and DipGene projects
Managing Safety and Crowdfunding,
Lab work Spirulina and DipGene projects.
Lab work Spirulina and DipGene projects
Our Special Thanks to
Doris Richter and Dorothee Thiel (Lab technicians from Simon Alberti’s lab) for the kindness and immense help in providing us with additional lab resources any time we asked them.
We could like to thank Biozyme for sending us Motivase (which never failed to motivate us) along with all our Biozyme purchases.
Claudia Görlach & Annet Unz for providing us with the opportunity of visiting their center and organizing with us the excursion to our lab and to all the seniors of the Begegnungs- und Beratungszentrum Johannstadt taking part in their activities. To the Seniorenakademie for giving us the opportunity to hold a presentation in their program.
We are very thankful to our grandmothers Alberta Sánchez Gómez, Beatriz Suárez, Fatemeh Kazemi and Hans Joachim Bebber for taking their time and making the effort of recording the video answering to our questions.
Many thanks to all people who supported our crowdfunding campaign that allowed us to buy T-shirts and microphone to record voice for our Video-series “How to iGEM” as well as to print postcards and the poster that we are going to present on Giant Jamboree 2019.
our great sponsors
We are proudly sponsored by the following partners in science:
