Team:UiOslo Norway/Attributions
Attributions
We are only 7 members on the team. Even so, we did most of the work ourselves. Torleif, Marthe and Ragnhild spent hours after hours in the lab. And after a lot of frustration, sweat and even some tears they managed to finish the project on time right before the due date. We have two informatics students on the team, Roza and Paul. Roza designed her first webpage (our wiki) almost alone and she did a really good job. Camilla helped her a lot on the wiki and she edited the images for the wiki. Hans made a supercool 3D-printed model on his own and he even did the electrics by himself.
Despite this, we did got some help and this page is dedicated to you. Thank you all for helping us, in one way or another. This project wouldn’t have happened without you!
Project support and advice
Linke:
de Muinck:
Grini: Advisor. Guided us and helped us with Cas9-technology.
Fundraising help and advice
Clarke: Main responsible for sponsors.
All of us: Sent out mail to hopefully future sponsors.
Difficult technique support and lab support
Bugge: Did the main lab work.
Tollefsrud: Did the main lab work.
Jørgensen: Did the main lab work.
Rydmark: Helped us in the lab.
Wrobel: Helped us in the lab.
Saragliadis: Helped us in the lab.
Mortensen: Helped us with ordering supplies for the lab work.
Wiki support and IT-development
Ousu Leigh Photography: Took the picture of Hans on our front page at Idéprisen.
Moustafa: Designed and coded the wiki page. Designed and developed the app.
All of us: Collaborated on the text on the wiki.
Clarke: Helped developing the app.
Mollatt: Designed the 3D-file for the PhoneLab device.
Nguyen: Edited images and the comic book. Responsible for the wiki.
Bugge: Designed PhoneLab logo and a 3D-file of a bacterium for education purposes.
Presentation coaching and Human Practices support
Haraldsen: Helped us reach out to an audience and supporting our meetings.
Melteig: Took our pictures and helped us reach out to the media.
Human Practices support
Mollatt: Designed our 3D model and did the electrics.
All of us: Held lectures about our project and raising knowledge about antibiotic resistance.
Tønjum: Guided us to where the project is today.
Berild: Gave us perspective about how dangerous ESBL can be.
Økstad: Gave us information about bacteria and people to get in touch with.
Samuelsen: Helped us and sent ESBL-bacteria.
Torheim: Helped us publish our cartoon comic book.
Tosheva: Collaboration with “Cutting Edge” and help us reach an audience.
Valberg: Collaboration with “Ungforsk”. Helped us reach an audience.
Easterday: One of our judges during the Norwegian iGEM conference.
Sirevåg; One of our judges during the Norwegian iGEM conference.
Acknowledgements in details
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Agniezska Wrobel
PhD Candidate at the Department of Bioscience, University of Oslo
Received a lot of help with planning cloning experiments and primer design.
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Anna Helene Valberg
Senior executive officer
Collaboration at the Science days “Ungforsk”.
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Athanasios Saragliadis
Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Department of Bioscience, University of Oslo
Helped us plan and perform Gibson assembly, PCR and primer design. Was one of our judges during the Norwegian iGEM conference.
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Bård Enger Mathiesen
Principal Engineer at the Department of Bioscience, University of Oslo
Bård has provided us with equipment and helped us in the lab.
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Dag Berild
Senior consultant at Oslo University Hospital
Dag is a highly profiled doctor who is an expert in antibiotic resistance. He took the time to have a meeting with us, and taught us more about the treatment of ESBL-resistant bacteria.
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Dirk Linke
Professor at the Department of Bioscience, University of Oslo
Dirk Linke is one of our supervisors. He has been there since day one, and guided us throughout the whole project.
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Elina Melteig
Communications advisor at the Department of Bioscience, University of Oslo
Elina has taken our pictures and helped us reach out to the media. Thanks to her, you can read about our project in different newspapers and magazines.
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Eric de Muinck
Postdoctoral Fellow at the Department of Bioscience, University of Oslo
Eric is one our supervisors and has, together with Dirk, guided us through the whole project and attended weekly meetings.
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Gareth Wyn Griffiths
Professor at the Department of Bioscience, University of Oslo
Provided us his lab for as workplace for our project.
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Kevin M. Esvelt
Assistant Professor, MIT Media Lab Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Kirsten Borse Haraldsen
Librarian at the Science Library, University of Oslo
Kirsten has helped us setting up meetings, ordering pizza and gathered audience so that we could spread the knowledge about antibiotic resistance.
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Kremera Tosheva
Collaboration for the festival “Cutting Edge”.
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Marcella Rydmark
Postdoctoral Fellow at the Department of Chemistry, University of Oslo
Helped us plan and perform protein purification and expression experiments.
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Norunn Torheim
Senior advisor at the University of Oslo
Helped us publish the translated (made by UiOslo 2014, reviewed by UiOslo 2016) cartoon comic “Adventures in synthetic biology” by Drew Endy and Isadora Deese.
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Ole Andreas Løchen Økstad
Professor at the Department of Pharmacy, University of Oslo
Ole Andreas guided us early in the project; helped us getting in touch with experts in this area, and provided us with helpful information.
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Paul Eivind Grini
Professor at the Department of Bioscience, University of Oslo
Helped us with Cas9-technology.
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Tone Tønjum
Senior consultant at Oslo University Hospital
We met Tone early in the project. She gave us perspective about antibiotic resistance and guided us in a direction to where our project is today.
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Reidun Sirevåg
Researcher at the Department of Bioscience, University of Oslo
Was one of our judges during the Norwegian iGEM conference.
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Ryan Easterday
Researcher at the Department of Bioscience, University of Oslo
Was one of our judges during the Norwegian iGEM conference.
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Steinar Mortensen
Administrative Manager at the Department of Bioscience, University of Oslo
For helping us procure experimental supplies.
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Ørjan Samuelsen
Associate Professor at the Institute of Pharmacy, University of Tromsø
Provided us with knowledge about the ESBL situation in Norway and shipped ESBL producing bacteria from Nasjonalt Kompetansesenter for Antibiotika Resistens located in Tromsø to our university.
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