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Team:Paris Bettencourt/Attributions
From 2014.igem.org
The students came up with and developed the project independently during several brainstorming sessions held as a part of the SynBio Club at the Centre for Research and Interdisciplinarity, Paris.
Overview
All of the designs, constructs, and experiments presented in this Wiki were performed by the students of the 2014 Paris Bettencourt team. The instructors and advisors were providing feedback and advice, when needed.
Aakriti Jain : Bioinformatics / Modeling / MOOC / Don't Sweat it
Mégane Matysiak :Don't sweat it
Estefanía Mucino :Smell the roses, MOOC
Naresh Rambabu :Goody Two Shoes
François Rousset :Something Fishy, Teen Spirit
Pierre-Luc Satin :Wiki,Something Fishy
Antonio Villarreal Larrauri :Smell the roses
Sylvia Yang :Smell the roses, Newsletter
Students
Henry de Belly : MOOC / Goody Two Shoes / Citizen Science / Don't Sweat It
Judith Boldt :Minder
Ihab Boulas :Don't sweat it - CRISPRS
Marianne Cardon :Design, Citizen science
Urszula Czerwinska :Teen spirit, MOOC
Alexandre Evans :Citizen Science/Don't sweat it
Juan Manuel García Arcos :Something fishy, MOOC
Cristina García Tímermans :Don't sweat it - agaA & probiotic cream/Citizen Science/MOOC
Ian Marcus : Advised on experimental design, interpretation and presentation of results.
Zoran Marinkovic : Advised on experimental design, interpretation and presentation of results.
Jake Wintermute : Advised on experimental design, interpretation and presentation of results.
Instructors and Advisors
Clovis Basier : Advised on experimental design, interpretation and presentation of results.
Marguerite Benony : Advised on experimental design, interpretation and presentation of results.
Matt Dewell : Advised on experimental design, interpretation and presentation of results.
Ariel Lindner : Advised on experimental design, interpretation and presentation of results.
None of the subjects of this project are being studied or developed in the host lab.
Host Lab
We were hosted at the CRI (Centre for Research and Interdisciplinarity) located in the University Paris Descartes. The host lab provided us all the machines necessary for microbiology and molecular biology such as centrifuges, PCR machines, sterile hoods, freezers, incubators, microscopes, plate readers, glassware, a NanoDrop machine, etc.. We were in charge of taking care of the stocks as well as ordering lab consumables such as gloves, plates, pipettes, tips, and tubes as well as chemicals and DNA. All the media preparation and the glassware washing was done by us.
UFR de chimie - Université Paris-Diderot
We could analyse volatile compounds with a gas chromatograph in the chemsitry laboratory of Paris-Diderot University thanks to Marie-Evelyne Pinart, head of the Licence and Master degree service , and David Clainquart, engineer in spectroscopy.
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