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<h3><p>The first iGEM Team from the University of Stuttgart consists of 8 technical biologists and 1 technical cybernetic engineer. Since January we met every week for intense brainstorming and discussed different interesting ideas. During the first half of april we decided on our project idea. As first iGEM Team from Stuttgart we had to fight some challenges, like finding some appropriate sponsors, getting a lab and equipment for our project etc. End of july we started our research and working on our project in the lab. | <h3><p>The first iGEM Team from the University of Stuttgart consists of 8 technical biologists and 1 technical cybernetic engineer. Since January we met every week for intense brainstorming and discussed different interesting ideas. During the first half of april we decided on our project idea. As first iGEM Team from Stuttgart we had to fight some challenges, like finding some appropriate sponsors, getting a lab and equipment for our project etc. End of july we started our research and working on our project in the lab. | ||
Unless otherwise stated, all the experiments, constructs, codes, wiki and results documented on our wiki were performed, written and collected by us, team LIGHT OF THE PIPE. | Unless otherwise stated, all the experiments, constructs, codes, wiki and results documented on our wiki were performed, written and collected by us, team LIGHT OF THE PIPE. | ||
Every team member got several tasks in this project:</p></h3> | Every team member got several tasks in this project:</p></h3> | ||
| − | <li>Sponsoring: Nici, Cati, Anna-Lena, Georg</li> | + | <li><p>Sponsoring: Nici, Cati, Anna-Lena, Georg</p></li> |
| − | Modelling: Amatus, Ina, Benjamin | + | <li><p>Modelling: Amatus, Ina, Benjamin</p></li> |
| − | Wiki: Heidi, Elke, Amatus | + | <li><p>Wiki: Heidi, Elke, Amatus</p></li> |
| − | Human Practices: Nici, Cati, Anna-Lena, Georg, Elke, Ina | + | <li><p>Human Practices: Nici, Cati, Anna-Lena, Georg, Elke, Ina</p></li> |
| − | Wetlab: Anna-Lena, Elke, Nici, Cati, Georg </p></ | + | <li><p>Wetlab: Anna-Lena, Elke, Nici, Cati, Georg </p></li> |
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<h5>General and lab support</h5> | <h5>General and lab support</h5> | ||
<h3><p>We would like to thank the members of the Institute of Biochemical Engineering and Institute for Microbiology from the University of Stuttgart for sharing their lab, equipment and knowledge with us. Professor Martin Siemann Herzberg patiently supported us along our iGEM journey and put us in contact with some of our sponsors. Special thanks to Robert Nitschel, Sebastian Grenz and Adrian Eilingsfeld for supervising us in the lab and their valuable help throughout the project.</p></h3> | <h3><p>We would like to thank the members of the Institute of Biochemical Engineering and Institute for Microbiology from the University of Stuttgart for sharing their lab, equipment and knowledge with us. Professor Martin Siemann Herzberg patiently supported us along our iGEM journey and put us in contact with some of our sponsors. Special thanks to Robert Nitschel, Sebastian Grenz and Adrian Eilingsfeld for supervising us in the lab and their valuable help throughout the project.</p></h3> | ||
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The first iGEM Team from the University of Stuttgart consists of 8 technical biologists and 1 technical cybernetic engineer. Since January we met every week for intense brainstorming and discussed different interesting ideas. During the first half of april we decided on our project idea. As first iGEM Team from Stuttgart we had to fight some challenges, like finding some appropriate sponsors, getting a lab and equipment for our project etc. End of july we started our research and working on our project in the lab. Unless otherwise stated, all the experiments, constructs, codes, wiki and results documented on our wiki were performed, written and collected by us, team LIGHT OF THE PIPE. Every team member got several tasks in this project: Sponsoring: Nici, Cati, Anna-Lena, Georg Modelling: Amatus, Ina, Benjamin Wiki: Heidi, Elke, Amatus Human Practices: Nici, Cati, Anna-Lena, Georg, Elke, Ina Wetlab: Anna-Lena, Elke, Nici, Cati, Georg General and lab supportWe would like to thank the members of the Institute of Biochemical Engineering and Institute for Microbiology from the University of Stuttgart for sharing their lab, equipment and knowledge with us. Professor Martin Siemann Herzberg patiently supported us along our iGEM journey and put us in contact with some of our sponsors. Special thanks to Robert Nitschel, Sebastian Grenz and Adrian Eilingsfeld for supervising us in the lab and their valuable help throughout the project. |
