Team:EPF Lausanne/Attributions

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Attributions


Ted Baldwin participated in the characterization of the CpxR and split IFP stress-sensitive response.

Romane Breysse participated in the characterization of the osmo response with the HOG pathway in S.cerevisiae.

Jin Chang participated in the characterization of the osmo response with the HOG pathway in S.cerevisiae.

Axel De Tonnac participated in the design, fabrication and tests of all the different microfluidic chips. He also studied the safety of microfluidic chips.

Bastien Duckert participated in the characterization of the osmo response with the HOG pathway in S.cerevisiae.

Arthur Giroux participated in the signal detection and processing with the Raspberry Pi. He also designed the wiki.

Nikolaus Huwiler participated in the CpxR dimerization characterization. He also improved an existing biobrick (RFP under CpxR promoter).

Sakura Nussbaum participated in the characterization of the full and split luciferases. She also organized the outreach event at EPFL.

Lucie Petetin participated in the characterization of the arabinose promoter and of the full and split luciferases. She also participated in the osmo response characterization.

Cécile Piot participated in the characterization of the CpxR and split IFP stress-sensitive response.

Ione Pla participated in the characterization of the arabinose promoter. She also took care of submitting the biobricks to the registry and of many administrative tasks.

Grégoire Repond participated in the characterization of the luciferase. He also participated in the design and tests of the microfluidic chips and studied the safety of the chips.

Thomas Simonet participated in the characterization of the luciferase. He also participated in the design, fabrication and tests of the microfluidic chips and studied the safety of the chips.

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