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Revision as of 00:34, 18 October 2018
Alternative Roots
Attributions,
Acknowledgements & Sponsors
2018 Newcastle iGEM
Attributions
Human Practices
- Chris Carty
- Umar Farooq
- Will Tankard
- Lewis Tomlinson
- Luke Waller
Outreach and Engagement
- Heather Bottomley
- Chris Carty
- Frank Eardley
- Umar Farooq
- Will Tankard
- Connor Trotter
- Patrycja Ubysz
- Luke Waller
Hardware
- Umar Farooq
- Luke Waller
- Chris Carty
- Lewis Tomlinson
Software
- Matthew Burridge
- Umar Farooq
- Frank Eardley
- Luke Waller
Root Colonisation
- Lewis Tomlinson
- Frank Eardley
- Luke Waller
Chemotaxis assays
- Connor Trotter
- Sadiya Quazi
Chassis Development
- Frank Eardley
- Lewis Tomlinson
Operon Development
- Heather Bottomley
- Patrycja Ubysz
Community Modelling
- Patrycja Ubysz
- Connor Trotter
Wiki Development
- Will Tankard
- Umar Farooq
Interlab Study
- Kyle Stanforth
- Sam Went
- Matthew Burridge
Measurement, Automation & Reproducibility
- Kyle Stanforth
- Sam Went
- Matthew Burridge
Branding & Merchandise
- Chris Carty
- Umar Farooq
- Will Tankard
Naringenin Pathway Modelling
- Frank Eardley
Additional Support
Acknowledgements
We would like to thank these people for helping us along the way. We have been supported by people from a diverse range of disciplines in every aspect of our project.Induction Talks
- Dr. Nicholas Aldred
- Dr. Vasilios Andriotis
- Professor Rachel Armstrong
- Sophie Badger
- Dr. Alice Banks
- Jasmine Bird
- Bradley Brown
- Dr. Martyn Dade-Robertson
- Dr. Harold Fellermann
- Dr. Lynn Frewer
- Dr. Angel Goñi Moreno
- Dr. Thomas Howard
- Alba Iglesias Vilches
- Dr. Maxim Kapralov
- Declan Kohl
- Dr. Jon Marles-Wright
- Dr. Dana Ofiteru
- Dr. Jem Stach
- Dr. Kenneth Taylor
- Dr. Ilke Turkmendag
- Dr. Colette Whitfield
- Dr. Simon Woods
- Professor Phillip Wright
Additional Support
- John Allan (Endophytic Seed Coating Methods)
- Professor Rachel Armstrong (Human Practices)
- Connor Barker (Biosynthesis Pathway Modelling)
- Bradley Brown (Wiki Development & Community Modelling)
- Aidan Clamp (Biosynthesis Pathway Modelling)
- Dr. Martyn Dade-Robertson (Human Practices)
- Josh Isaac (Biosynthesis Pathway Modelling)
- Joshua Loh (Opentrons Application)
- Dr. Matthew Peake (Laboratory Manager)
- Dr. Alexander Wood (Endophyte Transformation)
Stakeholder Engagement
- Professor Chris Tapsell (KWS Seeds)
- Richard Ballard (Growing Underground)
- Steve Dring (Growing Underground)
- Tom Webster (GrowUp Urban Farms)
- Nicola Cowell (Food Nation)
- Paul Brown (GrowModule 365)
- Clive Goodwin (Victoria Tunnel)
Nafferton Farm
- Dr. Ankush Prashar
- James Standen
- Rachel Chapman
Our Sponsors
Sponsors
The iGEM Foundation is an independent, non-profit organization dedicated to the advancement of synthetic biology, education and competition, and the development of an open community and collaboration. This is done by fostering an open, cooperative community and friendly competition.
iGEMers are building a better world by solving problems with the help of synthetic biology. We inspire responsible innovation through our efforts in biosafety, biosecurity and public outreach.
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