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Attributions

Work done by the team

30px Katarzyna Chyzynska

Performed validation experiments

Helen Cook

Performed validation experiments

30px Kristian Davidsen

Lead user cloning work in the 208 lab; designed primers
Constructed the Team:DTU-Denmark/pBAD_SPL pBAD_SPL
Found sponsors and funding

Ariadni Droumpali

Performed validation experiments

30px Piotr Dworzynski

Simulation of Team:DTU-Denmark/HelloWorld GFP in the periplasm for Hello World project

30px Gosia Futyma

USER cloning and other work in 208 lab

30px Jakob Berg Jespersen

Constructed protein models
Designed our t-shirts and business cards
Found sponsors and funding

30px Vanessa Jurtz

Modeled kinetics of our reactions
Modeled a continuous flow reactor

Anastasia Mourka

Wiki design and implementation

Natalia Papargyri

Responsible for our Team:DTU-Denmark/Safety safety form and section

Julia Villarroel

USER cloning

30px Henrike Zschach

Work done by our supervisors

Chris Workman (PI)

Barth Smets

Advisors

30px Thomas Trolle

I am currently a PhD student at the Center for Biological Sequence Analysis (CBS) at DTU, working within the field of immunoinformatics. I have a passion for molecular biology, bioinformatics and immunology. I was part of the 2010 DTU iGEM team, which gave me a lot of experience planning a project from start to finish, as well as in depth experience with a variety of molecular biology techniques, both wet lab and in silico.

30px Anne Mathilde Lund

Anne is currently a PhD student at Technical University of Denmark performing system-wide studies of cell biology of CHO cells. She did her Bsc. and Msc. studies in Biotechnology at DTU, too and has a great experience in molecular biology. She was part of the DTU team with the the project "Plug 'n' Play with DNA" at the iGem competition in 2011.

30px Andreas Porse

I am a master student with a broad (and deep) interest in biotechnological research, which is why I use most of my spare time in the lab. My main interests are in the fields of (medical) microbial biotechnology, biodiversity and bioinformatics, although I’m always curious about getting new angles or using an array of scientific disciplines if relevant in solving an interesting problem. Therefore I love to help out in ambitious projects were many aspects of biology are involved, and where I might be able to contribute with my relevant experience - which is why I appreciate my role in this iGEM project.

30px Julie Rank

Ali Altıntaş

Sébastien Muller

Special Thanks to

[http://www.cbs.dtu.dk/ Center for Biological Sequence Analysis] for letting us use one of their offices and their coffee machine!

DTU iGEM 2011 Team for their Wiki Guide, which helped in the creation of this site.

DTU iGEM 2011 Team-2 members Mathilde and Julie for lab assistance and pitch training.

DTU iGEM 2010 Team members for assisting us, and introducing us to their Synthetic Promoter Libraries.

DTU iGEM 2009 Team for their software, [http://www.cbs.dtu.dk/services/PHUSER/ PHUSER 2.0], that we have used and beta tested.

University of Copenhagen iGEM 2013 Team and University of Southern Denmark iGEM 2013 Team for joining us for an introductory lab session and indian food.

University of Southern Denmark iGEM 2013 Team for arranging the DK-Meet-up.

Graphics

Top banner is made from a [http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Discharge_pipe.jpg public domain] photo from [http://www.usda.gov US Department of Agriculture].

National flags, are obtained from Wikipedia.

Other graphics are made by our team.

	Otto Mønsted Fonden
	Otto Bruuns Fond
	Videncenteret for Landbrug
	Brenntag
	Krüger
	DTU Systems Biology
	DTU Environment
	Technical University of Denmark
	CLC Bio
	New England Biolabs GmbH
	Kailow

Team:DTU-Denmark/Attributions