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<li><b>Dr Chloe Singleton</b>, Associate Research Fellow, assisted us greatly with general advice on lab technique.</li> | <li><b>Dr Chloe Singleton</b>, Associate Research Fellow, assisted us greatly with general advice on lab technique.</li> | ||
<li><b>Dr Hannah Florance</b>, Senior Experimental Officer, assisted in the design and construction of our HPLC experiments. </li> | <li><b>Dr Hannah Florance</b>, Senior Experimental Officer, assisted in the design and construction of our HPLC experiments. </li> | ||
| + | <li><b>Peggy Dousseaud</b>, Postgraduate Research Student, assisted with understanding of laboratory equipment. </li> | ||
| + | <li><b>Mr Maciej Trznadel</b>, Collaborative Research Fellow with AstraZeneca, assisted in the construction and interpretation of our HPLC experiments</li> | ||
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Attributions
We'd like to thank all those who have helped us over the summer, not only for making iGEM possible but also for making it incredibly fun.
Mezzanine Laboratory
- Dagmara Kolak, Laboratory Manager, gave us general guidance on best practice in the lab and ensured our experiments were designed and carried out safely.
- Dr Chloe Singleton, Associate Research Fellow, assisted us greatly with general advice on lab technique.
- Dr Hannah Florance, Senior Experimental Officer, assisted in the design and construction of our HPLC experiments.
- Peggy Dousseaud, Postgraduate Research Student, assisted with understanding of laboratory equipment.
- Mr Maciej Trznadel, Collaborative Research Fellow with AstraZeneca, assisted in the construction and interpretation of our HPLC experiments
The Physics Department
- Mrs Ellen Green, Biophysics Laboratory Manager, assisted us with the use of the Raman laser microscope.
- Professor Peter Winlove, Professor of Biophysics, assisted us in modelling diffusion across a membrane and the design of the Raman experiments.
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