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| - | The 2014 University of Calgary iGEM team would like to thank and acknowledge the support received from the University in terms of stipends, support personnel, facilities and materials all of which made this project possible. <span class="Blue">The O’Brien Centre</span> for the Bachelor of Health Sciences provided laboratories and a classroom for us to work in, even allowing us to continue our work into the fall term. Special thanks to the <span class="Blue">Faculty of Medicine</span> and <span class="Blue">Schulich School of Engineering</span> for their financial support. | + | The 2014 University of Calgary iGEM team would like to thank and acknowledge the support received from the University in terms of stipends, support personnel, facilities and materials all of which made this project possible. <span class="Blue"><b>The O’Brien Centre</b></span> for the Bachelor of Health Sciences provided laboratories and a classroom for us to work in, even allowing us to continue our work into the fall term. Special thanks to the <span class="Blue"><b>Faculty of Medicine</b></span> and <span class="Blue"><b>Schulich School of Engineering</b></span> for their financial support. |
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<h3>Advisor and Instructor Support</h3> | <h3>Advisor and Instructor Support</h3> | ||
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| - | All research was conducted by the undergraduate members on our team. We did however have guidance from a number of advisors. Special thanks to <span class="Blue">Anthony Schryvers</span> and <span class="Blue">Anders Nygren</span> for their consistent leadership and support despite their busy schedules. <span class="Blue">Cesar Rodriguez</span> was our go-to resource for all things tech related, and was invaluable with helping us develop our schematic. And of course, thanks to our always patient graduate advisors, <span class="Blue">Dave Curran</span> and <span class="Blue">Jamie Fegan</span>. | + | All research was conducted by the undergraduate members on our team. We did however have guidance from a number of advisors. Special thanks to <span class="Blue"><b>Anthony Schryvers</b></span> and <span class="Blue"><b>Anders Nygren</b></span> for their consistent leadership and support despite their busy schedules. <span class="Blue"><b>Cesar Rodriguez</b></span> was our go-to resource for all things tech related, and was invaluable with helping us develop our schematic. And of course, thanks to our always patient graduate advisors, <span class="Blue"><b>Dave Curran</b></span> and <span class="Blue"><b>Jamie Fegan</b></span>. |
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<h3>Additional Professors and University Staff</h3> | <h3>Additional Professors and University Staff</h3> | ||
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| - | We would like to thank a few other Professors and staff who guided our project. The incredibly generous <span class="Blue">Dr. Huddleston</span> provided us with ample amounts of gram and spore staining solutions, for which we are eternally grateful. <span class="Blue">Dr. Wong</span> was kind enough to provide us with <i>B. subtilis</i> with which our project was based; and provided us with guidance on how to transform the cells. <span class="Blue">Dr. Abebe Bayih</span> and <span class="Blue">Dr. Lisa Allen Scott</span> were both incredibly important mentors to us when developing our project and the experience they provided us with is priceless. | + | We would like to thank a few other Professors and staff who guided our project. The incredibly generous <span class="Blue"><b>Dr. Huddleston</b></span> provided us with ample amounts of gram and spore staining solutions, for which we are eternally grateful. <span class="Blue"><b>Dr. Wong</b></span> was kind enough to provide us with <i>B. subtilis</i> with which our project was based; and provided us with guidance on how to transform the cells. <span class="Blue"><b>Dr. Abebe Bayih</b></span> and <span class="Blue"><b>Dr. Lisa Allen Scott</b></span> were both incredibly important mentors to us when developing our project and the experience they provided us with is priceless. |
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| - | <h3> | + | <h3>External Support</h3> |
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| - | We would like to take this opportunity to thank <span class="Blue">Mr. Mofoluwaso Abolarin</span> for gracing us with an interview from which we were able to draw from his firsthand experiences. <span class="Blue">The Public Health Agency of Canada</span> for providing us with the incredible opportunity to attend the Biological and Toxin Weapons Conference. In addition, the <span class="Blue">Foundation for Innovative New Diagnostics</span> for taking time to advise our Policies and Practices team amidst a busy time of year. Lastly, the <span class="Blue">Health Policy Project</span> provided us with their immense knowledge regarding biological policies that could affect our final device. | + | We would like to take this opportunity to thank <span class="Blue"></b>Mr. Mofoluwaso Abolarin</b></span> for gracing us with an interview from which we were able to draw from his firsthand experiences. <span class="Blue"><b>The Public Health Agency of Canada</b></span> for providing us with the incredible opportunity to attend the Biological and Toxin Weapons Conference. In addition, the <span class="Blue"><b>Foundation for Innovative New Diagnostics</b></span> for taking time to advise our Policies and Practices team amidst a busy time of year. Lastly, the <span class="Blue"><b>Health Policy Project</b></span> provided us with their immense knowledge regarding biological policies that could affect our final device. |
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Revision as of 03:13, 18 October 2014
Attributions
University of Calgary
The 2014 University of Calgary iGEM team would like to thank and acknowledge the support received from the University in terms of stipends, support personnel, facilities and materials all of which made this project possible. The O’Brien Centre for the Bachelor of Health Sciences provided laboratories and a classroom for us to work in, even allowing us to continue our work into the fall term. Special thanks to the Faculty of Medicine and Schulich School of Engineering for their financial support.
Advisor and Instructor Support
All research was conducted by the undergraduate members on our team. We did however have guidance from a number of advisors. Special thanks to Anthony Schryvers and Anders Nygren for their consistent leadership and support despite their busy schedules. Cesar Rodriguez was our go-to resource for all things tech related, and was invaluable with helping us develop our schematic. And of course, thanks to our always patient graduate advisors, Dave Curran and Jamie Fegan.
Additional Professors and University Staff
We would like to thank a few other Professors and staff who guided our project. The incredibly generous Dr. Huddleston provided us with ample amounts of gram and spore staining solutions, for which we are eternally grateful. Dr. Wong was kind enough to provide us with B. subtilis with which our project was based; and provided us with guidance on how to transform the cells. Dr. Abebe Bayih and Dr. Lisa Allen Scott were both incredibly important mentors to us when developing our project and the experience they provided us with is priceless.
External Support
We would like to take this opportunity to thank Mr. Mofoluwaso Abolarin for gracing us with an interview from which we were able to draw from his firsthand experiences. The Public Health Agency of Canada for providing us with the incredible opportunity to attend the Biological and Toxin Weapons Conference. In addition, the Foundation for Innovative New Diagnostics for taking time to advise our Policies and Practices team amidst a busy time of year. Lastly, the Health Policy Project provided us with their immense knowledge regarding biological policies that could affect our final device.
