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<p> All experiments were conducted by the team members and all images are originally created unless otherwise noted. List of sub-project attributions: <p>
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<li> <b>Mycelium Bio-Glue:</b> Gabe Weininger, Cale Lester, Leo Penny</li>
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<li> <b>Mycelium Material Production:</b> Emilia Mann, Javier Syquia </li>
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<p> We are so appreciative and thankful for all the individuals that made our iGEM Team and Project successful! Thank you to Lynn Rothschild, Jim Head, Gary Wessel, Nils Averesch, Tomasz Zajkowski, Jesica Urbina, Trevor! Kalkus, Rolando Perez, and Christopher Maurer.</p>
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For example, you might choose to work with an animal model during your project. Working with animals requires getting a license and applying far in advance to conduct certain experiments in many countries. This is difficult to achieve during the course of a summer, but much easier if you can work with a postdoc or PI who has the right licenses.</p>
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Our team had online brainstorming & team meetings beginning in March 2018, where we stitched together rough subprojects and the overall theme. Our work in the lab did not start until June 2018, when the Brown & RISD students ended their spring semester and travelled to California. Stanford students got to lab after finishing their spring quarter in late June. All projects were begun by the Brown students, and ended by the Stanford students as the Jamboree approached.</p>
 
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Funding

We are very grateful for financial support from Brown University UTRA, Rhode Island School of Design STEAM Fellowship, Universities Space Research Association, the Rhode Island Space Grant Consortium, the California Space Grant Consortium, and the NASA Innovative Advanced Concepts program.

Team Member Contributions

All experiments were conducted by the team members and all images are originally created unless otherwise noted. List of sub-project attributions:

  • Mycelium Bio-Glue: Gabe Weininger, Cale Lester, Leo Penny
  • Filter: Advait Patil
  • Mycelium Material Production: Emilia Mann, Javier Syquia
  • Mission Architecture: Santosh Murugan, Leo Penny, Emilia Mann
  • Human Practices: Emilia Mann
  • Modeling: Arvind Veluvali
  • Interlab Study: Santosh Murugan, Leo Penny
  • Graphic Design & Wiki: Javier Syquia

Project Support and Advice

Thank you to our advisors for supporting us & our project!

  • Filter: Jesica Urbina
  • Mycelium: Rolando Perez, Christopher Maurer
  • Glue: Tomasz Zajkowski, Kosuke Fujishima
  • Microscopy: Lynn Rothschild
  • General lab support and trouble shooting: Tomasz Zajkowski, Trevor! Kalkus, Lynn Rothschild, Jesica Urbina, Nils Averesch
  • Mars and Lunar Regolith Simulant: NASA's Solar System Exploration Research Virtual Institute (SSERVI), especially Joe Minafra

We are so appreciative and thankful for all the individuals that made our iGEM Team and Project successful! Thank you to Lynn Rothschild, Jim Head, Gary Wessel, Nils Averesch, Tomasz Zajkowski, Jesica Urbina, Trevor! Kalkus, Rolando Perez, and Christopher Maurer.

Our team had online brainstorming & team meetings beginning in March 2018, where we stitched together rough subprojects and the overall theme. Our work in the lab did not start until June 2018, when the Brown & RISD students ended their spring semester and travelled to California. Stanford students got to lab after finishing their spring quarter in late June. All projects were begun by the Brown students, and ended by the Stanford students as the Jamboree approached.