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FEMSA Biotechnology Center: The FEMSA Biotechnology Center in the Tecnológico de Monterrey integrates researchers from several academic departments to create interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary groups. Also, it's dedicated to the generation of research, knowledge transfer and business design models in food and biotechnology areas. It emerged 18 years ago as a response to the growing trend in scientific and technological innovation in the country and the whole world. Through time, the Biotechnology Center has developed lines of biotechnology research directed toward the innovation of processes, products, and services. | FEMSA Biotechnology Center: The FEMSA Biotechnology Center in the Tecnológico de Monterrey integrates researchers from several academic departments to create interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary groups. Also, it's dedicated to the generation of research, knowledge transfer and business design models in food and biotechnology areas. It emerged 18 years ago as a response to the growing trend in scientific and technological innovation in the country and the whole world. Through time, the Biotechnology Center has developed lines of biotechnology research directed toward the innovation of processes, products, and services. | ||
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Revision as of 18:05, 17 October 2018
Home
Attributions
No great project is done without help
What we have done
Since 2017, the whole iGEM Tec-Monterrey team has been working on all other aspects left out of these attributions, including brainstorming the concept idea based on previous research, conducting lab work and purchasing equipment and materials, among many other important tasks. Without further ado, we would like to mention all the incredible people that are responsible for the success of this project.
General Support
Project Support and Advice
Lab Support
Presentation Coaching
- Kharen con H Helped us with tips on certain aspects of public speaking on our various preliminary presentations.
- Riyad Vera CarrilloHelped us with the presentation of our project during "Expociencias Nuevo León". He also helped with various laboratory procedures.
Difficult Technique Support
- M. Carolina Elizondo The team is very thankful for all the support that Carolina provided with several protocols, including Western Blot...
Human Practices Support
CECROPIA
- Gabriel Franco Provided priceless help giving us the locations of the samples and gave us valuable council before, during and after the sample gathering.
- Juan Carlos Franco Provided priceless help giving us the locations of the samples and gave us valuable council before, during and after the sample gathering.
CONANP (Comisión Nacional de Áreas Naturales Protegidas)
- Adrián Méndez Barrera Regional Director of the Southern, Isthmus, and Pacific Borders - Helped us with the transportation and tutoring before the sample gathering.
- José Velázquez Martínez Risk Management Unit of the Regional Office - Helped us with the transportation and tutoring before the sample gathering.
- Fabiana Dinora Arevalo Zenteno Helped us with the logistics of the sample gathering.
- Martín de Jesús Hernández Ramírez He was with us during the second and third day of sample gathering. Gave us priceless advice and help during the whole journey.
- Félix Gómez Gónzalez He was with us during the first day of sample gathering. Gave us priceless advice and help during the whole journey.
Concretos Modernos del Sur
- Ing. Alejandro Escanero Provided priceless help planning the sample gathering. Gave us valuable council.
- Geologist Fernando Ochoa Guillén Provided priceless help planning the sample gathering. Gave us valuable council.
Hospitality and kindness
- María del Socorro Ochoa Guillén She and her family provided food and accomodation during the journey to Chiapas. Her hospitality was amazingly received. She carried the water samples from Chiapas to Monterrey, keeping them cold and safe during the journey.
- Jaime Leonardo Lara Martínez He helped us with the transportation of the first day. Provided priceless help during the organization of the journey.
Design Team and Wiki Support
Design Team
- Luis Javier Treviño Valdez, Braulio Omar Miranda Martínez, Melissa Castillo Almaguer, Erika Morales Toledo, Martha Karina Godina García, Sergio Alexis Espinoza Benavides. They helped with the design and creation of almost all of the elements found in the Wiki, presentation, poster, social media, and events organized by us. With their vision and creativity, we were able to create an identity to present ourselves towards the general public. Besides, Braulio Miranda was of huge importance for the iGEM National Congress of Science 2018.
Photos and Video Content
- Enrique García and Miguel Domínguez provided breathtaking shots of our university and city filmed with a drone, content that helped us enormously on social media and Wiki content, such as our Facebook cover video and our homepage video loop.
- Content Diffusion Team @ Tec de Monterrey Many of the pictures that appear on this Wiki were taken with the high-quality equipment of our university's Content Diffusion Team, to whom we say thanks for their time and support on different ocassions.
Wiki
- David Acevedo Villarreal Greatly helped the team with the development and functionality of various sections and elements of the wiki. For example, the functionality of menus, navigation mechanics, responsiveness, and other elements, pulling off some all-nighters to ensure our success.
- The slideshow images and videos on this wiki were implemented using adapted code from the 2018 Purdue team.
Fund Raising Help and Advice
GDX Holdings and LADESA
- The whole team thanks GDX Holdings and LADESA for their help, and financing, of our Airbnb accommodation and assistance to the team.
GoFundMe
- Special thanks to: Sandra Lara Kelly, Eduardo Sánchez, Abril de León, Jonathan Magana (MACI), Francisco González Rodríguez, José Oropeza, Xitlally Rivero, Sandra Ávila, Sofía Lara, José Arnulfo, Ana Lasso de la Vega, Roberto Vázquez, and all the anonymous donators that helped us.
Agencia Mexicana de Cooperación Internacional para el Desarrollo (AMEXCID)
- Embassador Agustín García-López Loaeza, Executive Director of the Agencia Mexicana de Cooperación Internacional para el Desarrollo (AMEXCID).
- PhD. Martha Navarro Albo, General Director of Technical and Scientific Cooperation (DGCTC) / AMEXCID.
- BA. Cristina Ruiz Ruiz, Deputy General Director of Cooperation with Europe, Asia and North America of the DGCTC / AMEXCID
- MA. Bruno Hernández Piché, Director of Cooperation with Europe of the DGCTC / AMEXCID
- BA. Laura Galindo García, Consultant for Cooperation with Europe of the DGCTC / AMEXCID· Embassador Agustín García-López Loaeza, Executive Director of the Agencia Mexicana de Cooperación Internacional para el Desarrollo (AMEXCID)
Thanks and Acknowledgements
Acknowledgements
- The PNG logo of SnapGene used in our footer was originally uploaded by the Duesseldorf team.
- A PDF protocol (Western Blot) uploaded by the SYSU-MEDICINE team was used in our notebook page.
Thanks
FEMSA Biotechnology Center: The FEMSA Biotechnology Center in the Tecnológico de Monterrey integrates researchers from several academic departments to create interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary groups. Also, it's dedicated to the generation of research, knowledge transfer and business design models in food and biotechnology areas. It emerged 18 years ago as a response to the growing trend in scientific and technological innovation in the country and the whole world. Through time, the Biotechnology Center has developed lines of biotechnology research directed toward the innovation of processes, products, and services.
School of Engineering and Science: integrates talent, infrastructure, and curriculum designed to provide the best educational, research and knowledge transfers in Mexico and Latin America. Our school combines science and technology to create value and quality of life in society, and sustainable processes are performed with the highest degree of social responsibility. Thus, our motto "Integrating Science, Technology and Business" describes the vision of outcomes generated in every academic program.