Each team must clearly attribute work done by the team on this page. They must distinguish work done by the team from work done by others, including the host labs, advisors, instructors, graduate students, and postgraduate masters students.

Work done by graduate Students of the team

Experiments

Eric and Sheng : project's bibliography

Abdou, Anaïs and Zhou : experiments during july (cf. the notebook)

Damir, Nadia, Xavier, Anaïs and Xiaojing : experiments during august (cf the notebook)

Human Practice

Eric, Damir, Zhou, Gabriel and Anaïs : presentation of a aspect of the open source

Caroline : Organisation of the Human Practice meetings, writting of the MCE and vivagora articles, writting of the project poll, organisation of the visit of the Parisian sewers, writing of the interview of Ellen Jorgensen (with Nadia), intervention during the cinésciences, organisation of the meeting with evry,

Nadia : Writting of the interview of Ellen Jorgensen (with Caroline), making of the video for Copenhague

Xavier: Retranscription of the interview of Ellen Jorgensen, intervention during the cinéscience, writing of the article for Le Point.

Sponsoring

Damir, Caroline, Nima, Anaïs : Sending of 500 emails

Nadia, Anaïs, Xavier : monitoring

Wiki

Damir : Conception of the wiki

Redaction : All the team !

Communication

Caroline : mailing newspapers : Le Point Etudiants, Vivagora, MCE; contacting for the water treatment plant, sewers, mailing Bettencourt and Evry's teams to organize a meeting, mailing Ellen Jergensen and biohackers, conception of a part of the poster, mailing to participate to the cinéscience

Facebook : All the Team !

Modeling

Damir : conception of the PCR machine, conception of the FNR program.

Zhou : conception of the FNR program

People who helped the team

Students

Nima, Gabriel, Pierre-Louis, Jean-Rémy,

Pierre-Yves, Cyprien , Andy

Other Financial and Material supports:

A special thank to all the Electrolab team for helping us and in particular Damir in the realisation of the Open Source PCR "PsPCR"

Reflection help:

Annick Jack for her help about reflection on Synthetic Biology, ethics problems and PCB buster.

Modeling Help :

Patrick Amar

Article writen by Caroline