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This is the area in our wiki dedicated to thanking everyone that really made this project and trip to Boston happen. Many institutions, companies and individuals have given us immense support and should be recognized. A very special thank you to the Readiness Acceleration and Innovation Network for allowing us to use their labs and other facilities free of charge for this project and a huge thank you to Judy Nguyen, our mentor and instructor. Without her guidance and training there would really be no Tacoma RAINmaker's.
 
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Attributions


This is the area in our wiki dedicated to thanking everyone that really made this project and trip to Boston happen. Many institutions, companies and individuals have given us immense support and should be recognized. A very special thank you to the Readiness Acceleration and Innovation Network for allowing us to use their labs and other facilities free of charge for this project and a huge thank you to Judy Nguyen, our mentor and instructor. Without her guidance and training there would really be no Tacoma RAINmakers.

During the 2018 competition, we successfully performed a wide array of tasks, including developing a paper-based arsenic test ticket, coding an elegant wiki page, performing outreach, and conducting interviews with industry experts. It’s important that we recognize those who have helped our team so much.

Human Practices and Presentations
Anna Haddad, Jaskiran Pental, Jonathan Zacarias, Kira Boyce, Madelyn Yeh, Michael Martin

Collaborations
Kian Croston (Team Leader), James Lee, Kira Boyce, Jonathan Zacarias

Lab
Keshava Katti (Team Leader), Heidi Xu, Ian Gutierrez, James Lee, Jaskiran Pental, Kira Boyce, Madelyn Yeh, Michael Martin, Sarah Bortel

InterLab
Kira Boyce, James Lee, Leon Wan, Michael Martin

Wiki Development/Software
Jonathan Zacarias (Team Leader), Kian Croston (Team Leader), Heidi Xu, Leon Wan, James Lee

Graphics
Heidi Xu, Madelyn Yeh, Sarah Bortel

Supervisors
David Hirschberg (PI), Judy Nguyen (Secondary PI) Brendan Studebaker (Instructor for Graphics and Collaborations) Catherine Ryan (Instructor for Wet Lab and Human Practices), Susan Xu (Advisor for Wiki Development), Kristine Grace (Advisor for Presentations), Amanda Galuszka (Advisor for Human Practices)

Sponsors
NuAire, Promega, SelectScience, Woodworth Family Foundation, Integrated DNA Technologies, New England Biolabs, SciNote, SnapGene

Special Thanks
Bill Chissoe for help with wiki development, Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department for the Interview, Team Imperial College for part of the code for the menu bar, Team Rice for part of the code for the lab notebook, and Dr. Finke for letting us use the plate reader. Also, The Atlantic for a sweet coral pic.


Thank you everyone!
-The RAINmakers