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            Luka Bulatovic – Planning experiments, lab work, research<br />
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            Alissa Agerova – Public Relations<br />
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            Eka Rusadze – Modelling, research, lab work<br />
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            Daniel Shmidt – Research, wiki, lab work
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• Professor Mart Loog  for letting us use his lab for our experiments and helping us with everything project related.
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• Ilona Faustova for encouraging our team, managing all work related issues, providing us with information regarding everything sponsorship and human practice related.
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• Petri-Jaan Lahtvee for helping us with brainstorming, theoretical questions, modelling and giving us honest feedback to our plans regarding human practices and experiments.
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• G.I. Dynamics for providing us with insights on the business related aspects of our project.
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• Prof. Eckhard Boles’ research group from Heinrich-Heine-Universität and Prof. Antonius J.A. van Maris’ research group from the University of Delft for sending us the EBY.VW4000  and IMU051 strains, which were essential to our project.
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• Science Centre Ahhaa for allowing us to organize an event during the Researchers night.
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• Helen Redziuk for designing the wiki and Alexander Petryk for helping with the programming part of our wiki.
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• Tobias Butelmann for uniting our team.
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Revision as of 18:02, 31 October 2017

Home
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Attributions
Luka Bulatovic – Planning experiments, lab work, research
Alissa Agerova – Public Relations
Eka Rusadze – Modelling, research, lab work
Dainis Ivanovs – Research, lab work
Laura Laks – Human Practices, lab work
Kristel Alman – Research, public relations
Daniel Shmidt – Research, wiki, lab work
Acknowledgements
Special thanks go to:
• Professor Mart Loog for letting us use his lab for our experiments and helping us with everything project related.

• Ilona Faustova for encouraging our team, managing all work related issues, providing us with information regarding everything sponsorship and human practice related.

• Petri-Jaan Lahtvee for helping us with brainstorming, theoretical questions, modelling and giving us honest feedback to our plans regarding human practices and experiments.

• Nemailla Bonturi for helping us with brainstorming, any kind of lab issues and modelling. Also for making sure that we don’t accidently burn the lab down.

• Artemi Maljavin for helping us with brainstorming, any kind of lab issues we had during our experiments, human practice related events, and modelling.

• Angela Pärn for helping us with solving lab issues and figuring out why our experiments didn’t work.

• Stephan Kabasci for providing us with insights on bioethylene production.
• G.I. Dynamics for providing us with insights on the business related aspects of our project.

• Prof. Eckhard Boles’ research group from Heinrich-Heine-Universität and Prof. Antonius J.A. van Maris’ research group from the University of Delft for sending us the EBY.VW4000 and IMU051 strains, which were essential to our project.

• Science Centre Ahhaa for allowing us to organize an event during the Researchers night.

• Anne Youth Centre and Lille Maja for allowing us to organize workshops during the Week of Wisdom.

• UT Teaduskool for having us as part of their annual Science camp.

• Helen Redziuk for designing the wiki and Alexander Petryk for helping with the programming part of our wiki.

• Tobias Butelmann for uniting our team.
Special thanks for our gold sponsors:
Special thanks for our silver sponsors:
Special thanks for our bronze sponsors:
Special thanks for our partner sponsors:

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