Difference between revisions of "Team:Pasteur Paris/Attributions"

We thank the Institut Pasteur administration and support services for hosting the iGEM Pasteur team composed of students from several universities. We thank the professors and coaches of Pasteur Institute, ESPCI, ENSCI, Paris sud for advising us.

Professional advice

For their most precious professional advice, special thanks and attributions to :
• Dr Anna Bella Falloux( entomologist, head of Arboviruses and Insect Vectors (AIV) research unit in the department of virology at Institut Pasteur): Who gave us detailed information about habitat and the behavior durind feeding process/ventures of mosquitoes. She helped us to have detailed information on mosquito ecology/habitat (types:aedes, culex) and behavior during feeding sorties(anthropophily, hematophagy).

• EID Méditerranée (Entente Interdépartementale de Démoustication/Interdepartmental agreement for mosquito control on the Mediterranean coast): We had a skype meeting and mail exchanges with Dr. Gregory Lambert, a medical coordinator and entomologist at EID. These interviews have allowed us to gather the opinion of field experts and to design our project so that it would best address the needs of professionals. This input enabled us to better take into account the mosquito lifestyle and optimize our device’s safety features with regard to local populations.

• Civic Drone is a French company that specializes in the making of civil drones. It uses expertise in the fields of aeronautics, aerodynamics, electronics, and computing.

The purpose of the meeting with Mr. Edouard Guilhot-Gaudeffroy (CEO of Civic Drone) and his team of engineers was to obtain accurate information concerning the use of drones and to discuss potentially implementing them into our project, to access remote areas with impassable/impracticable terrain or difficult climate.
We also wanted to discuss their built-in system of data archiving, uploading, deposition, retrieval and analysis of Mos(kit)o traps anchorage to the UAVs.

To learn more about them visit the discussion part.

• CIBU (Cellule d’Intervention Biologique d’Urgence / Urgent Response to Biological Threats) at the Institut Pasteur: Dr. Jean-Claude Manuguerra supervises this unit and we had the opportunity to present our project in to the entire CIBU lab. This allowed us to exchange ideas about our method of detection, our global device, and the protection of our system through intellectual property, enabled by iGEM, during the Q & A session that followed our talk.

To learn more about them visit the Collaborations part.

Assistant professors at ESPCI Paris (Ecole Supérieure de Physique et de Chimie Industrielles de la ville de Paris/Engineering school in physics, chemistry and biology) Yvette Tran and Hélène Montès Who helped conceiving and building the patch.

Labwork

We want to thank our lab technicians who helped us whenever we needed it for labwork.

Difficult technique support

Dr.Deshmukh GOPAUL provided amount of help in the lab (protein purification with FPLC (Fast Protein Liquid Chromatography), in Chemical part and Microbiological experiments).
Vincent LEGROS provided amount of help in Immunologic assays and also in Microbiological experiments.

Design, Project, and Human Practices

We especially want to thank our four great coaches: Dr. Deshmukh Gopaul, Vincent LEGROS, Guillian GRAVES and Patsy POLSTON who have always been there to support us and mentor us for the project.

Dr.Deshmukh GOPAUL, for heading every part of the project.
Guillian GRAVES, supported us in developing our trap and detection device, he also coached us for our presentations.
Vincent LEGROS supported us for the bibliographic research, the questionnaires about synthetic biology, he also coached us for the presentations, and provided us his expertise in Virology .
Patsy POLSTON, supported us for each part of Human Practice (Application scenario, Techno moral scenario, Communication, Collaborations), the Fundraising and she coached us for our presentations.

Attribution team:

Benoit BELIARD: labwork (microbiology, cellulose-binding, silification), presentation in conferences, sponsors search.

Hanifa BOUZIRI: bibliographic search, labwork (microbiology, antibody-binding, notebook keeping), WIKI (content, upload, drawings and code), collaboration part, presentation in conferences, the scenario application.

Marie CAMMAN: Labwork (microbiology, cellulose-binding, silification, notebook keeping), WIKI content, presentation in conferences.

Lisa DEHOVE: presentation in conferences, design : production of the trap and detection tool (with 3D printing), and development of a website for mapping, drawings and WKI content, the scenario application.

Audrey DELOTS: bibliographic search, questionnaires for the communication part, WIKI content, Labwork (cellulose-binding, silification).

Mélanie DUMAY: Labwork (microbiology, notebook keeping), communication part.

Claudia GESTIN-VILION: human practices & policies, writing of the report on open science and intellectual proprety, communication iGEM at schools, presentation in conferences, sponsors search, WIKI content.

Charlène GUILLAUME: presentation in conferences, design : production of the trap and detection (with 3D printing), and development of a website for mapping, drawings and WKI content, the scenario application.

Cindy HAMMAMOUCHE: WIKI code, Labwork (microbiology), communication part.

Mathieu HUBERT: bibliographic search,presentation in conferences, labwork (microbiology, antibody-binding, cellulose-binding, silification), collaboration with professionals, WIKI content.

Lise HUNAULT: sponsors search, labwork (microbiology, cellulose-binding, silification), presentation in conferences, the scenario application and the technomoral scenario.

Svetlana IVANOFF-COLLEU: sponsors search, labwork (microbiology, cellulose-binding, silification), presentation in conferences, questionnaires for the communication part.

Victoire LE CHEVALLIER: human practices & policies, writing of the report on open science and intellectual proprety, presentation in conferences, WIKI content.

Victor LEPINE: human practices & policies, writing of the report on open science and intellectual proprety, communication iGEM at schools, presentation in conferences, WIKI content.

Mélanie LORIN: bibliographic search, labwork (microbiology).

Marina MALETIC: bibliographic searchs, labwork (microbiology, antibody-binding), collaboration with other iGEM team, WIKI content, meet-up organization.

Xavier MONTOY: presentation in conferences, design : production of the trap and detection tool(with 3D printing), and development of a website for mapping, drawings and WKI content, the scenario application, video realisations.

Mehdi MOREL: Labwork (microbiology, antibody-binding), presentation in conferences, application scenario, WIKI content.

Thomas VIALON: bibliographic search, labwork (microbiology, cellulose-binding, silification), presentation in conferences, sponsors search.

Our sponsors

Last but not least, we want to thank our sponsors:
• Eurofins
• Integrated DNA Technologies (IDT)
• QIAGEN
• Geneious
• French Embassy in Los Angeles
• Charpak Fundof Ecole Supérieure de Physique et de Chimie Industrielles (ESPCI) de la Ville de Paris
• Synenergene: Ratheneau Institute
• Grant for Development and Office of the Institut Pasteur
• Applications Branch Research and Industrial Relations at the Institut Pasteur (DARRI)
• Commercial management of the Institut Pasteur
• Institut Pasteur
• Commercial Management of the Institut Pasteur • Direction of education (DDE) of Institut Pasteur
• Pasteur Carnot MI

To learn more about them visit the sponsors page

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 To learn more about them visit the <a href="https://2016.igem.org/Team:Pasteur_Paris/Methodology#item-8">discussion part</a>.</br></br>
-&bull; • CIBU (Cellule d’Intervention Biologique d’Urgence / Urgent Response to Biological Threats) at the Institut Pasteur: Dr. Jean-Claude Manuguerra supervises this unit and we had the opportunity to present our project in to the entire CIBU lab. This allowed us to exchange ideas about our method of detection, our global device, and the protection of our system through intellectual property, enabled by iGEM, during the Q & A session that followed our talk. </br></br>
+&bull; CIBU (Cellule d’Intervention Biologique d’Urgence / Urgent Response to Biological Threats) at the Institut Pasteur: Dr. Jean-Claude Manuguerra supervises this unit and we had the opportunity to present our project in to the entire CIBU lab. This allowed us to exchange ideas about our method of detection, our global device, and the protection of our system through intellectual property, enabled by iGEM, during the Q & A session that followed our talk. </br></br>
 To learn more about them visit the <a href="https://2016.igem.org/Team:Pasteur_Paris/Collaborations">Collaborations part</a>.</br></br>