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                                                     <b>Francisco Javier Quero Lombardero</b> has been working both in the wet lab and the manufacturing section. In the laboratory, he has been working in the aptamer discovery, characterization and integration sections. Related to aptamer discovery, he has designed and manufacture the nitrocellulose columns and its implementation. He has also designed the qPCR experiments for SELEX round checking. In the aptamer characterization, he has been working trying the different aptamer characterization techniques as well as developing the final one, the ELONA. He has also carried out the experiments to integrate the aptamer into the electrode.In the manufacturing section, he had been working designing the PDMS chips and making the manufacturing process (Hacking the laser cutter, developing plasma generation, helping with vacuum chamber fabrication…). He has also designed, assembled and tested all the electronics. Regarding the software, he has written the code of each control component of the system (Arduino, Rodeostat, and PC). He has also talked with sponsors to raise funds
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                                                     <b>Francisco Javier Quero Lombardero</b> has been working both in the wet lab and the manufacturing section. In the laboratory, he has been working in the aptamer discovery, characterization and integration sections. Related to aptamer discovery, he has designed and manufacture the nitrocellulose columns and its implementation. He has also designed the qPCR experiments for SELEX round checking. In the aptamer characterization, he has been working trying the different aptamer characterization techniques as well as developing the final one, the ELONA. He has also carried out the experiments to integrate the aptamer into the electrode. In the hardware section, he has been working designing the PDMS chips and making the manufacturing process (Hacking the laser cutter, developing plasma generation, helping with vacuum chamber fabrication…). He has also designed, assembled and tested all the electronics. Regarding the software, he has written the code of each control component of the system (Arduino, Rodeostat, and PC). He has also talked with sponsors to raise funds
 
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                                                     <b>Iván Martín Hernández</b> has been working in the elaboration, management and redaction of the wiki. In the aptamer section he was in charge of the computational improvement of the aptamers. He also had been doing the colaborations with Tec-Monterrey team. He also helped in the laboratory when it was needed. He represented the team in the "Mediterranean" meet up and in the "Spanish" meet up. He also helped in the organization of "Another European" meet up.
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                                                     <b>Iván Martín Hernández</b> has been working in the elaboration, management and developing the wiki. In the aptamer section, he was in charge of the computational improvement of the aptamers. He also had been doing the collaborations with Tec-Monterrey team. He also helped in the laboratory when it was needed. He represented the team in the "Mediterranean" meet up and in the "Spanish" meet up. He also helped in the organization of "Another European" meet up.
 
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  • Members

    Francisco Javier Quero Lombardero has been working both in the wet lab and the manufacturing section. In the laboratory, he has been working in the aptamer discovery, characterization and integration sections. Related to aptamer discovery, he has designed and manufacture the nitrocellulose columns and its implementation. He has also designed the qPCR experiments for SELEX round checking. In the aptamer characterization, he has been working trying the different aptamer characterization techniques as well as developing the final one, the ELONA. He has also carried out the experiments to integrate the aptamer into the electrode. In the hardware section, he has been working designing the PDMS chips and making the manufacturing process (Hacking the laser cutter, developing plasma generation, helping with vacuum chamber fabrication…). He has also designed, assembled and tested all the electronics. Regarding the software, he has written the code of each control component of the system (Arduino, Rodeostat, and PC). He has also talked with sponsors to raise funds

    Laura Armero Hernández

    Rodrigo Hernandez Cifuentes has been working in the hardware section, developing the electromechanical systems for the device: microfluidics chips, pressure pumps, a design oriented to manufacturing and the overall integration of the subsystems into a piece of hardware. From the experimental side, he has been involved in hacking the microwave, the laser cutter, the compressor-pump transformation, setting up of the vacuum chamber, generating plasma, assembling the designs. He has also helped with the electrochemical measurement. And he has inspires a huge amount of sensuality to the team.

    Iván Martín Hernández has been working in the elaboration, management and developing the wiki. In the aptamer section, he was in charge of the computational improvement of the aptamers. He also had been doing the collaborations with Tec-Monterrey team. He also helped in the laboratory when it was needed. He represented the team in the "Mediterranean" meet up and in the "Spanish" meet up. He also helped in the organization of "Another European" meet up.

    Borja Sánchez Clemente has been working in the design and signal processing of the optical prototype. He has also helped with the electrochemical measurement.

    Ignacio Albert Smet has been working in the design and signal processing of the optical prototype. He has also helped with the Human Practices and organizing the Spanish meetup.

    Guillermo Fernández Rodríguez has been working with interlab and in the aptamer characterization section (ELONA).

    Gonzalo Saiz Gonzalo has been working in the interlab protocol. He has also helped to look for sponsors.

  • Mentors

    Domingo Marquina Díaz was the principal PI of the team. He contributed to develop the initial idea and he had been supervising all the proyect.

    Rafael Alejandro Alonso Conde has helped a lot in diferents aspects: management, purchase of materials, manufacture of acrylamide gels and help in the realization of the Elona protocol.

    Maria Teresa Lopez Jaen contributed to develop the initial idea of the proyect and gave the lab space for the experiments.

    Cristina Sanchez Garcia has helped the team to obtain the support from the university, in the management of university resources and in obtaining materials too. She had do a lot of administrative tasks for the team.

    Maria Teresa Villaba Diaz has helped the team in all the Ole E1 protein relationated (undestandin the proteina, protocols) and she had also given us the purified protein for the realization of our experiments.

    Victor Manuel González Muñoz and Maria Elena Martín Palma: has been the guide for the Selex experiments (we go to them to obtain protocols and solve doubts) and they had given us their work space at the Ramon y Cajal institute for a couple of experiments.

    Jose Ignacio Klett has helped the team in the realization of the experiments in the Ramon y Cajal institute.

    Susana Campuzano Ruiz has helped in the measurement with aptamers section (we could understand the theory under the electrodes) and she gave us the materials that we need for this part (ferrocianine).

    Victor de Lorenzo has helped in plasmid binding and cloning and he attended as a speaker to our meet up.

    Tomas Aparicio has helped in plasmid binding and cloning.

    Esther has taught us how to clone (the Interlab section would not have been possible without her ) and she sopport us all the year.

  • Helping hands

    Marcos Hernandez Cifuentes has helped in the app developing.

    Elena Benito Peña has gave PDMS material.

    Maria del Carmen Moreno Ortiz (laboratory technician) has helped with all the doubts that we have been having.

    Pilar Arana has helped with the PCRs.

    Yasmina has gave the space for the hardware laboratory.

    David Alfaro Sanchez has gave us the basic lab material.

    Luis Fernández Pacios has provided information and knowledge about protein structure prediction.

    Emilia Lopez Solanilla has provided information and knowledge about clonning protocols.

    Saul Ares attended as a speaker to our meet up.

    Krzysztof Wabnik attended as a speaker to our meet up .

    Pablo Quesada has helped with the fabrication of the hardware with the lasser cut.

    Marta Montero has made the banner ilustration.

    Jose Antonio Hernández and Felisa Cifuentes have gave some material for the microfluidics.

    Javier Gonzalez and Alvaro Ramos are teachers of TEMS school and helped us to organize the presentation that we did in this schoool.