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Attributions

Yagiz Alp Aksoy, gave some great advice and encouragement about starting a new iGEM team at Sydney University, Australian School of Advanced Medicine, Macquarie University

Dr Nick Coleman, gave a ‘provisional yes’ to supervise our team 5 minutes after hearing about iGEM for the first time, School of Molecular Bioscience, Sydney University

Cheers to Kiri, Elissa, Mia, Alice, Jayden, Mai-Anh, et al. who helped our team survive in the Coleman/Holmes/Newsome communal lab space

Financial Support

Professor Trevor Hambley, Dean of Science, Sydney University
Professor Robyn Overall, Head of School of Biology, Sydney University
Professor Iain Campbell, Head of School of Molecular Bioscience, Sydney University
Professor Chris Murphy, Head of School of Medical Sciences, Sydney University
Professor Derrick Armstrong, Deputy Vice Chancellor of Education, Sydney University
Professor Jill Trewhella, Deputy Vice Chancellor of Research, Sydney University

Strange Nature

Rebecca Miller, point of contact to organise sponsorship, judging and possible publication of a winning entries, Executive Sales Manager at IDT
Tamzin Byrne and Chris Lassig, advice on science communication, Science in Public
Kel Hardingham, advice on reaching gifted and talented students, educational consultant and retired science teacher

Judges

Craig Cormick, author and science-communication advisor at CSIRO

Nicola Brookman-Amissah, Senior Scientific Writer at IDT

Yagiz Alp Aksoy, PhD candidate at Macquarie University

All the Other Wonderful People

Jake Munro isolated dhlB and dhlA from Xanthobacter EL4.
Deb cloned these genes onto a pUC19 plasmid.
We got the genes into a pSB1C3 plasmid and expressed them using parts from the iGEM Distribution Kit.

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+== '''Attributions'''==
+*<b>Yagiz Alp Aksoy</b>, gave some great advice and encouragement about starting a new iGEM team at Sydney University, Australian School of Advanced Medicine, Macquarie University
+*<b>Dr Nick Coleman</b>, gave a ‘provisional yes’ to supervise our team 5 minutes after hearing about iGEM for the first time, School of Molecular Bioscience, Sydney University
+*Cheers to <b>Kiri, Elissa, Mia, Alice, Jayden, Mai-Anh, et al.</b> who helped our team survive in the Coleman/Holmes/Newsome communal lab space
+===Financial Support===
+*<b>Professor Trevor Hambley</b>, Dean of Science, Sydney University
+*<b>Professor Robyn Overall</b>, Head of School of Biology, Sydney University
+*<b>Professor Iain Campbell</b>, Head of School of Molecular Bioscience, Sydney University
+*<b>Professor Chris Murphy</b>, Head of School of Medical Sciences, Sydney University
+*<b>Professor Derrick Armstrong</b>, Deputy Vice Chancellor of Education, Sydney University
+*<b>Professor Jill Trewhella</b>, Deputy Vice Chancellor of Research, Sydney University
+===Strange Nature===
+*<b>Rebecca Miller</b>, point of contact to organise sponsorship, judging and possible publication of a winning entries, Executive Sales Manager at IDT
+*<b>Tamzin Byrne and Chris Lassig</b>, advice on science communication, Science in Public
+*<b>Kel Hardingham</b>, advice on reaching gifted and talented students, educational consultant and retired science teacher
+:<div style='font-size:14pt;font-weight:bold'>Judges</div>
+:<b>Craig Cormick</b>, author and science-communication advisor at CSIRO
+:<b>Nicola Brookman-Amissah</b>, Senior Scientific Writer at IDT
+:<b>Yagiz Alp Aksoy</b>, PhD candidate at Macquarie University
+===All the Other Wonderful People===
+*<b>Jake Munro</b> isolated dhlB and dhlA from Xanthobacter EL4.
+*<b>Deb</b> cloned these genes onto a pUC19 plasmid.
+*We got the genes into a pSB1C3 plasmid and expressed them using parts from the <b>iGEM Distribution Kit</b>.
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