Team:uOttawa/attributions
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- | All aspects of the project related to artistic design including the children's book, poster, wiki, presentation, brochure, and logo were created by the undergraduate students on the team without the contribution of any third parties. All illustrations in the children's book were drawn by Dina Yazji and | + | All aspects of the project related to artistic design including the children's book, poster, wiki, presentation, brochure, and logo were created by the undergraduate students on the team without the contribution of any third parties. All illustrations in the children's book were drawn by Dina Yazji and Leona Yiu. The children's book design and publishing was done by Cory Lefebvre. The designs for the T-shirt, logo and poster were done by Huy Tran. The presentation and brochure designs were done by Cory Lefebvre. |
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Revision as of 00:23, 28 September 2013
Attributions
Wet Lab Team
Members of the wet lab undergraduate team, Wilson Lam, Dylan Siriwardena, Lloyd Mai, and Yara Abou-Hamde, built all network constructs along with the submitted BioBrick parts. Martin Hanzel built constructs designed to test an ethanol-inducible promoter and a copper-inducible promoter. Richard Beard built constructs to test functionality of chromoproteins. Dylan, Lloyd, Wilson and Yara handled yeast and E. coli transformations. Wilson and Yara ran flow cytometry.
Wilson Lam accomplished the overall network design with advice provided by team advisors Afnan Azizi and Ian Roney. The lab advisors also contributed to the day-to-day troubleshooting and helped in the training of the undergraduate team. Our lab technician, Mila Tepliakova, assisted in the safety training of the undergraduate team and provided advice throughout the progression of the project. Dr. Mads Kaern provided the team with lab resources and extensive advice and support.
Mathematical Modeling
Nicolas Tremblay worked on the mathematical modeling of the project with the extensive guidance of Paul Reginato from the University of Waterloo. Martin Hanzel did the bulk of the work on the team Wiki with assistance from the design team.