Team:UCL/Humans/Attributions

The UCL iGEM 2014 team would like to thank all our advisors who have assisted us throughout the project, and without whom the project would not have been possible. We would also like to thank all everyone else who has helped us realise this project, be it through invaluable advice or providing DNA, equipment, or other materials. These contributions have helped us enormously. All work on this wiki was carried out and all data collected by us unless stated otherwise. For a full list of our collaborations & acknowledgements, please visit our collaborations page.

Our work and achievements can be split into 6 categories, each representing the different aspects of our immense project. During the early days of our project, we identified the different sub-teams we would be working in, and since then a lot of members have contributed to almost all aspects of the project. To view what our project has encompassed and who has contributed accordingly, click on the tabs above.

We would like to thank the UCL Biochemical Engineering department for providing us with the guidance, facilities and resources to complete our lab work.

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We would like to thank the UCL Biochemical Engineering department for providing us with the guidance, facilities and resources to complete our lab work.

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We would like to thank the UCL Biochemical Engineering department for providing us with the guidance, facilities and resources to complete our lab work.

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We would like to thank the UCL Biochemical Engineering department for providing us with the guidance, facilities and resources to complete our lab work.

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We would like to thank our 1000+ followers on Facebook, Twitter & Tumblr, as well as acknowledge the work of programmers whose open source work we utilised in the development of this Wiki. We extend our gratitude to the DTU-Denmark (2011) and TU Munich (2010) teams for the tutorials they provided us from their Wiki. Additional thanks to past UCL iGEM members, who helped us develop the concept for our Wiki design.

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We would like to thank the UCL Biochemical Engineering department for providing us with the guidance, facilities and resources to complete our work. Additional thanks go out to Professor Eli Keshavarz-Moore, Dr Frank Baganz, Professor Gary Lye, and Dr Yuhong Zhou; for the advice and guidance they provided us throughout our project. We have also collaborated with Godfrey Kyazze, a lecturer at University of Westminster. We would also like to acknowledge the respective authors of the research papers we studied.

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