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                <h3 class="text-center">We all worked really hard on our project and credits go to our entire team.</h3>
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                    <h3 class="text-center">We all worked really hard on our project and credits go to our entire team.</h3>
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                <h2 class="title-style-2 col-md-offset-1">Carmen</h2>
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                        <h2 class="title-style-2 col-md-offset-1">Carmen</h2>
                <h3 class="subtitle col-md-offset-1">Policy and Practice Manager</h3>
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                        <h3 class="subtitle col-md-offset-1">Policy and Practice Manager</h3>
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                        As Policy and Practice manger it was my task to “connect” our product to the real world. I was responsible for finding applications for our project. One of those applications, the micro lens arrays as encapsulation layer for solar panels, appeared to be commercially very interesting and I have written a business plan about this application therefore. Furthermore, I have been in contact with multiple researchers, managers and scientists to discuss and improve our project.  Together with Lara, I have worked on a report about iGEM and I think we found some interesting ways to improve iGEM even further. Furthermore, I really enjoyed working with Iris on the Safety tool we have developed in collaboration with the RIVM. Eventually, I have presented the tool during the RIVM and Rathneau event. Next to this event we contributed to multiple other events and it was my responsibility to organize this. Additionally, I have supported Liza with the modeling and I also made the final presentation together with Charlotte.
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                                As Policy and Practice manger it was my task to “connect” our product to the real world. I was responsible for finding applications for our project. One of those applications, the micro lens arrays as encapsulation layer for solar panels, appeared to be commercially very interesting and I have written a business plan about this application therefore. Furthermore, I have been in contact with multiple researchers, managers and scientists to discuss and improve our project.  Together with Lara, I have worked on a report about iGEM and I think we found some interesting ways to improve iGEM even further. Furthermore, I really enjoyed working with Iris on the Safety tool we have developed in collaboration with the RIVM. Eventually, I have presented the tool during the RIVM and Rathneau event. Next to this event we contributed to multiple other events and it was my responsibility to organize this. Additionally, I have supported Liza with the modeling and I also made the final presentation together with Charlotte.
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                <h2 class="title-style-2 col-md-offset-1">Célina</h2>
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                        <h2 class="title-style-2 col-md-offset-1">Célina</h2>
                <h3 class="subtitle col-md-offset-1">Public Relations Manager</h3>
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                    <p>As PR manager my function was managing contact with the community. Therefore I placed weekly updates on the Facebook and started a LinkedIn page for the team. I went a few times to our communication advisors of the TU Delft, Wendy Dallinga and Lenny Bakker. They helped me with creating a press release. I also managed to get articles on different websites, magazines and newspapers. For policy and practice I made a little start in looking into how to optimize teamwork within a team. For the wet lab, I helped a few times, such as doing colony PCR, ligation and transformation.
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                            <p>As PR manager my function was managing contact with the community. Therefore I placed weekly updates on the Facebook and started a LinkedIn page for the team. I went a few times to our communication advisors of the TU Delft, Wendy Dallinga and Lenny Bakker. They helped me with creating a press release. I also managed to get articles on different websites, magazines and newspapers. For policy and practice I made a little start in looking into how to optimize teamwork within a team. For the wet lab, I helped a few times, such as doing colony PCR, ligation and transformation.
                     
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                <h2 class="title-style-2 col-md-offset-1">Charlotte</h2>
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                <h3 class="subtitle col-md-offset-1">Hardware, Graphics and Safety Manager</h3>
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                        My first task was being the hardware manager. For this task I have approached a great amount of optics and photonics companies and requested sponsoring, discounts or borrowing equipment that was required for building the optical setup. Once all equipment was collected I was responsible for building the optical setup and testing our cells in it. Furthermore, I was responsible for conducting all wide field and confocal microscopy experiments, together with Liza. My second responsibility was being graphics manager. Here my main task was designing and making the posters and presentations. Furthermore, this task included designing and making the logo, figures and all outreach materials for the team, as well as making sure that all data fom our experiments is represented in a clear and professional way. Lastly, I was the safety manager of the team. This means I wrote the research proposal for our project including all safety considerations and handed in all the iGEM safety forms. It was my responsibility that all ML-1 safety measures were met. Besides my managing functions, I also made and did the final presentation, helped out in the lab, did a little modeling and arranged some conversations with experts for policy & practice.
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                <h2 class="title-style-2 col-md-offset-1">Giannis</h2>
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                        As a team leader I was responsible for the organizational aspects of the project. This means I had to find places for the team to stay and dine in Boston, arrange the registration of the team members and mentors for the Jamboree, communicate with headquarters with problems we had, but also more day-to-day chores such as chairing the weekly meetings and reminding the team about deadlines, and creating weekly updates for the advisors. Additionally, I was involved in the modeling part of the project with Liza. As a modeler I firstly created scattering models for thin films to define the reflectivity depending from the refractive indices, thickness, wavelength and angle, and later, models of electromagnetic waves interaction with the biological microlenses to determine the scattering pattern and any focusing and Eigen modes model for the laser part of the project.
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                <h2 class="title-style-2 col-md-offset-1">Iris</h2>
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I contributed to various subtopics of the iGEM project. I have mainly been involved in the safety and risk management related topics, a part of policy and practice. I am largely responsible for the implementation of general safe-by-design strategies in the shape of a safety tool. Carmen, our policy and practice manager, and I designed and created the software for this tool. In addition, I have contributed to the lab work, expecially in the first phases of the project.
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                <h2 class="title-style-2 col-md-offset-1">Lara</h2>
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                          As the finance manager I was first of all responsible for the external collaborations and communications. Getting in touch with companies and other stakeholders to receive funds and enthuse them about our project. Besides taking care of all funding, I also was the treasurer of our team, tracking our budget closely. Furthermore, as part of the core labteam, I have spent a lot of time in the wetlab making our constructs and characterizing them. At last, I also made a significant contribution to the policy and practice by cowriting our strategyreport and the organization of several outreach events.
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                <h2 class="title-style-2 col-md-offset-1">Liza</h2>
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                <h3 class="subtitle col-md-offset-1">Modeling Manager</h3>
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                         As a modeling manager I was responsible for making models underlying the work of the lab team. In order to create these models a good understanding of the physics was required and therefore I also have studied a lot of physics concepts. Therefore I also talked with experts. With my knowledge of the underlying physics I also assisted and advised the lab team. Furtheremore I have helped Charlotte with building the optical setup. I also was involved in characterizing the lasing in both the optical setup we build as the microscoppe of the university. Furtheremore I made Transmission microscopy images of the vesicles of the Wageningen team and of our silica  covered cells.
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                <h2 class="title-style-2 col-md-offset-1">Lycka</h2>
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                <h3 class="subtitle col-md-offset-1">Science Manager</h3>
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                        As science manager I closely collaborated with the lab manager, María. Our first task was to design all of the biobricks, which we did after a period of literature research. Subsequently, we were the ones spending most time in the lab, working on the cloning and helping out less experienced team members. It was my responsibility to troubleshoot together with María and the advisors, when experiments did not work out as expected. Furthermore, I designed experiments to characterize our biobricks according to literature. When I was not working in the lab, I helped Liza modelling the laser threshold.
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                <h2 class="title-style-2 col-md-offset-1">María</h2>
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                <h3 class="subtitle col-md-offset-1">Lab Manager</h3>
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                        My role as a lab manager was to make sure that everything in the lab was ready (equipment, protocols...). Also, I have worked together with Lycka in the science and experimental design of the wet lab part of the project. At the beginning it would be us two in charge of figuring out everything we needed and how it worked and then passed it on to the rest of the core lab team members to be able to work as fast and efficiently as possible.
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                <h2 class="title-style-2 col-md-offset-1">Tessa</h2>
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                <h3 class="subtitle col-md-offset-1">Wiki Manager</h3>
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                        As Wiki Manager my first and foremost responsibility was the design and content of the wiki. I designed our wiki according to our house style, created by Charlotte, and I uploaded most of the files. I also reminded others to write pieces for on the wiki, so I could create a page around it. What I really enjoined about being the Wiki Manger is the fact that it was my responsibility to make all the pages both clear and look nice. Therefore, I discussed with every Manger extensively how their page should look like and in that way I was always partly involved in all the parts of our project. Besides this I also spend a lot of time in the lab helping with the cloning of our biobricks and I worked on the InterLab study. I also went to modeling meetings and I helped Carmen with the policy & practise when I had the time.
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                <h3 class="text-center">Our team appeared in multiple local newspapers and magazines.</h3>
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                <h2 class="title-style-2">MAGAZINES</h2>
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                        <a href="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2016/a/a9/T--TU_Delft--VisionofLIFEArticle.pdf" target="_blank"><h4>Vision of LIFE</h4>
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                        <h5>Magazine of the study association S.V. LIFE 6th July 2016</h4></a>
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                         <h2 class="title-style-2 col-md-offset-1">Charlotte</h2>
                         <h5>Independent university magazine of TU Delft 6th July 2016</h4></a>
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                                My first task was being the hardware manager. For this task I have approached a great amount of optics and photonics companies and requested sponsoring, discounts or borrowing equipment that was required for building the optical setup. Once all equipment was collected I was responsible for building the optical setup and testing our cells in it. Furthermore, I was responsible for conducting all wide field and confocal microscopy experiments, together with Liza. My second responsibility was being graphics manager. Here my main task was designing and making the posters and presentations. Furthermore, this task included designing and making the logo, figures and all outreach materials for the team, as well as making sure that all data fom our experiments is represented in a clear and professional way. Lastly, I was the safety manager of the team. This means I wrote the research proposal for our project including all safety considerations and handed in all the iGEM safety forms. It was my responsibility that all ML-1 safety measures were met. Besides my managing functions, I also made and did the final presentation, helped out in the lab, did a little modeling and arranged some conversations with experts for policy & practice.
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                        <h2 class="title-style-2 col-md-offset-1">Giannis</h2>
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                         <h3 class="subtitle col-md-offset-1">Team Leader</h3>
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                         <a href="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2016/2/20/T--TU_Delft--mRNAArticle.pdf" target="_blank"><h4>mRNA</h4>
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                         <h5>Magazine of the study association S.V.N.B. Hooke 29th June 2016</h5></a>
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                                As a team leader I was responsible for the organizational aspects of the project. This means I had to find places for the team to stay and dine in Boston, arrange the registration of the team members and mentors for the Jamboree, communicate with headquarters with problems we had, but also more day-to-day chores such as chairing the weekly meetings and reminding the team about deadlines, and creating weekly updates for the advisors. Additionally, I was involved in the modeling part of the project with Liza. As a modeler I firstly created scattering models for thin films to define the reflectivity depending from the refractive indices, thickness, wavelength and angle, and later, models of electromagnetic waves interaction with the biological microlenses to determine the scattering pattern and any focusing and Eigen modes model for the laser part of the project.
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                        <h2 class="title-style-2 col-md-offset-1">Iris</h2>
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                        <h3 class="subtitle col-md-offset-1">General Team Member</h3>
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                                I contributed to various subtopics of the iGEM project. I have mainly been involved in the safety and risk management related topics, a part of policy and practice. I am largely responsible for the implementation of general safe-by-design strategies in the shape of a safety tool. Carmen, our policy and practice manager, and I designed and created the software for this tool. In addition, I have contributed to the lab work, expecially in the first phases of the project.
                        <a href="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2016/6/61/T--TU_Delft--DeGelderlander.pdf" target="_blank"><h4>De Gelderlander</h4>
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                        <h5>Lara appeared in a local newspaper from the province Gelderland 24th August 2016</h5></a>
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                         <h2 class="title-style-2 col-md-offset-1">Lara</h2>
                        <a href="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2016/6/62/T--TU_Delft--DelftOpZondagArticle.pdf" target="_blank"><h4>Delft op zondag</h4>
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                         <h3 class="subtitle col-md-offset-1">Finance Manager</h3>
                         <h5>We appeared in a local newspaper from Delft 7th August 2016</h5></a>
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                                As the finance manager I was first of all responsible for the external collaborations and communications. Getting in touch with companies and other stakeholders to receive funds and enthuse them about our project. Besides taking care of all funding, I also was the treasurer of our team, tracking our budget closely. Furthermore, as part of the core labteam, I have spent a lot of time in the wetlab making our constructs and characterizing them. At last, I also made a significant contribution to the policy and practice by cowriting our strategyreport and the organization of several outreach events.
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                        <h5>Liza appeared in a local newspaper from her home town island Noord-Beveland 4th August 2016</h5></a>
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                         <h2 class="title-style-2 col-md-offset-1">Liza</h2>
                        <a href="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2016/0/0b/T--TU_Delft--GrootRijswijk.pdf" target="_blank"><h4>Groot Rijswijk</h4>
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                         <h5>Charlotte appeared in a local newspaper from her home town Rijswijk 29th July 2016</h5></a>
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                        <h5>Tessa appeared in a local newspaper from the province Flevoland 20th July 2016</h5></a>
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                                As science manager I closely collaborated with the lab manager, María. Our first task was to design all of the biobricks, which we did after a period of literature research. Subsequently, we were the ones spending most time in the lab, working on the cloning and helping out less experienced team members. It was my responsibility to troubleshoot together with María and the advisors, when experiments did not work out as expected. Furthermore, I designed experiments to characterize our biobricks according to literature. When I was not working in the lab, I helped Liza modelling the laser threshold.
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                         <h5>Lara appeared in a local newsite from Den Haag 30th August 2016</h5>
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                        <h5>DeltaPix is a leading company in digital imaging solutions 28th July 2016</h5>
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                         <h5>FMT Gezondheidszorg is an information source for technology and science 12th July 2016</h5>
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                                As Wiki Manager my first and foremost responsibility was the design and content of the wiki. I designed our wiki according to our house style, created by Charlotte, and I uploaded most of the files. I also reminded others to write pieces for on the wiki, so I could create a page around it. What I really enjoined about being the Wiki Manger is the fact that it was my responsibility to make all the pages both clear and look nice. Therefore, I discussed with every Manger extensively how their page should look like and in that way I was always partly involved in all the parts of our project. Besides this I also spend a lot of time in the lab helping with the cloning of our biobricks and I worked on the InterLab study. I also went to modeling meetings and I helped Carmen with the policy & practise when I had the time.
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                            <p><strong>Corbion</strong> is the global market leader in lactic acid, lactic acid derivatives and emulsifiers. They deliver high performing biobased products made from renewable resources that are applied in a multitude of global markets, including but not limited to: bakery, pharmaceutical and medical devices, as well as home and personal care. Their products have differentiating functionalities in a host of consumer products worldwide. In 2015, Corbion generated annual sales of € 918.3 million and a workforce of 1,673 employees. Corbion is listed on Euronext Amsterdam. <a href="#references">[6]</a></p>
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                            <p><strong>TNO</strong>’s mission of Optics Department is to create breakthrough optical solutions for a healthier, safer and more sustainable world. They develop novel, high-performance optical systems for challenging applications and demanding environments with their partners.<a href="#references">[8]</a></p>
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                            <p><strong>The Dutch Society for Microscopy</strong> (NVvM) is a dynamic organization with members from different areas: universities, small and large businesses, and public institutions. Since its establishment, the association of great importance for all members from the different scientific disciplines. <a href="#references">[11]</a></p>
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                            <p><strong>OGD ict-diensten</strong> is a Dutch IT service provider in the fields of infrastructure, service management and software development. We do this by means of outsourcing, projects and consulting. Customers praise our flexibility, friendly pricing and informal organization. Our company’s culture is one of knowledge-sharing and constant innovating. This ensures that OGD has been able to provide high-quality IT solutions since 1987. OGD has developed LIFT, a CRM tool, and TOPdesk, both of which have developed into their own independent companies now.<a href="#references">[12]</a></p>
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                            <p><strong>Sigma and Aldrich</strong> were founded separately in 1935 and 1951, respectively, to supply biochemicals and chemicals to research scientists in the U.S. Both companies started with the production and distribution of a single proprietary chemical: Adenosine triphosphate (ATP) by Sigma and 1-methyl-3- nitro-1-nitrosoguanidine (MNNG) by Aldrich. For many years, the two companies grew independently, Sigma serving primarily biochemists and Aldrich serving organic chemists. When changing trends in chemical research confirmed the synergy to be realized from their complementary product offerings, Aldrich Chemical Co. merged with Sigma International, Ltd., in 1975 forming Sigma-Aldrich Corporation. With this marriage of broad capabilities and resources, annual double-digit sales growth became the standard in the 1980s and 1990s, with significant expansion in facilities, acquisitions and ventures into new market sectors. <a href="#references">[14]</a></p>
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                            <p><strong>SnapGene</strong> offers the fastest and easiest way to plan, visualize, and document your molecular biology procedures. Cloning is simpler when you can see exactly what you are doing. SnapGene is the first molecular biology software that is easier to use than pen and paper. Now every DNA construct made in your lab can be documented in a rich electronic format… and thanks to the free SnapGene Viewer, the files can be shared with colleagues around the world. <a href="#references">[15]</a></p
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                        <p><strong>Corbion</strong> is the global market leader in lactic acid, lactic acid derivatives and emulsifiers. They deliver high performing biobased products made from renewable resources that are applied in a multitude of global markets, including but not limited to: bakery, pharmaceutical and medical devices, as well as home and personal care. Their products have differentiating functionalities in a host of consumer products worldwide. In 2015, Corbion generated annual sales of € 918.3 million and a workforce of 1,673 employees. Corbion is listed on Euronext Amsterdam. <a href="#references">[6]</a></p>
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                        <p><strong>Royal DSM</strong> is a global science-based company active in health, nutrition and materials. By connecting its unique competences in life sciences and materials sciences DSM is driving economic prosperity, environmental progress and social advances to create sustainable value for all stakeholders simultaneously. <a href="#references">[7]</a></p>
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                    <h3 class="text-center">We would like to thank all the people who helped us with our experiments or provided us with parts for our hardware setup or knowledge. We would also especially like to thank our advisors for their help and feedback throughout the entire project.</h3>
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                                    <strong>Timon Idema</strong> for supervising the modeling and being the head advisor.
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                                    <strong>Anne Meyer</strong> for providing us with weekly feedback and tips.
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                                    <strong>Esengül Yildirim</strong> for giving the lab workshop, for supervising and helping with the lab, and for being there for us whenever we needed her.
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                                    <strong>Dominik Schmieden</strong> for answering all of our many labwork related questions and for giving the wiki workshop, the SnapGene workshop and the presentation workshop.
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                                    <strong>Jorine Eeftens</strong> for helping our with the hardware and for giving the brainstorm workshop and the leadership workshop.
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                                    <strong>Helena Schomar Monges</strong> for helping us out in the lab and giving the policy and practice workshop.
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                                    <strong>Greg Bokinsky</strong> for advising us and for giving tips on cloning.
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                                    <strong>Executive board of directors</strong> for financial support of our efforts.
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                        <p><strong>TNO</strong>’s mission of Optics Department is to create breakthrough optical solutions for a healthier, safer and more sustainable world. They develop novel, high-performance optical systems for challenging applications and demanding environments with their partners.<a href="#references">[8]</a></p>
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                                    <strong>Jeremie Capoulade, head of microscopy facility Department of Bionanoscience, TU Delft</strong> for helping us with microscopy experiments
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                                    <strong>Susanne Hage, wetlab coordinator Department of Bionanoscience, TU Delft</strong> for providing us with labs and a lot of practical help
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                        <p><strong>The Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences</strong> is a vocational university located in the city of Rotterdam, Netherlands. It was created in 1988 by a large-scale merger of 19 higher education schools followed by a merger with the Hogeschool voor Economische Studies. It teaches at ten campuses in Rotterdam and one in the nearby city of Dordrecht. Its current student body is greater than 30,000. <a href="#references">[9]</a></p>
 
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                        <p><strong>Eppendorf</strong> is a leading life science company that develops and sells instruments, consumables, and services for liquid-, sample-, and cell handling in laboratories worldwide. Its product range includes pipettes and automated pipetting systems, dispensers, centrifuges, mixers, spectrometers, and DNA amplification equipment as well as ultra-low temperature freezers, fermentors, bioreactors, CO2 incubators, shakers, and cell manipulation systems. Eppendorf was founded in Hamburg, Germany in 1945 and has more than 3,000 employees worldwide. The company has subsidiaries in 25 countries and is represented in all other markets by distributors. <a href="#references">[10]</a></p>
 
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                    <p><strong>The Dutch Society for Microscopy</strong> (NVvM) is a dynamic organization with members from different areas: universities, small and large businesses, and public institutions. Since its establishment, the association of great importance for all members from the different scientific disciplines. <a href="#references">[11]</a></p>
 
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Revision as of 19:58, 18 October 2016

iGEM TU Delft

Attributions

Team Attributions

We all worked really hard on our project and credits go to our entire team.

Carmen

Policy and Practice Manager

As Policy and Practice manger it was my task to “connect” our product to the real world. I was responsible for finding applications for our project. One of those applications, the micro lens arrays as encapsulation layer for solar panels, appeared to be commercially very interesting and I have written a business plan about this application therefore. Furthermore, I have been in contact with multiple researchers, managers and scientists to discuss and improve our project. Together with Lara, I have worked on a report about iGEM and I think we found some interesting ways to improve iGEM even further. Furthermore, I really enjoyed working with Iris on the Safety tool we have developed in collaboration with the RIVM. Eventually, I have presented the tool during the RIVM and Rathneau event. Next to this event we contributed to multiple other events and it was my responsibility to organize this. Additionally, I have supported Liza with the modeling and I also made the final presentation together with Charlotte.

Célina

Public Relations Manager

As PR manager my function was managing contact with the community. Therefore I placed weekly updates on the Facebook and started a LinkedIn page for the team. I went a few times to our communication advisors of the TU Delft, Wendy Dallinga and Lenny Bakker. They helped me with creating a press release. I also managed to get articles on different websites, magazines and newspapers. For policy and practice I made a little start in looking into how to optimize teamwork within a team. For the wet lab, I helped a few times, such as doing colony PCR, ligation and transformation.

Charlotte

Hardware, Graphics and Safety Manager

My first task was being the hardware manager. For this task I have approached a great amount of optics and photonics companies and requested sponsoring, discounts or borrowing equipment that was required for building the optical setup. Once all equipment was collected I was responsible for building the optical setup and testing our cells in it. Furthermore, I was responsible for conducting all wide field and confocal microscopy experiments, together with Liza. My second responsibility was being graphics manager. Here my main task was designing and making the posters and presentations. Furthermore, this task included designing and making the logo, figures and all outreach materials for the team, as well as making sure that all data fom our experiments is represented in a clear and professional way. Lastly, I was the safety manager of the team. This means I wrote the research proposal for our project including all safety considerations and handed in all the iGEM safety forms. It was my responsibility that all ML-1 safety measures were met. Besides my managing functions, I also made and did the final presentation, helped out in the lab, did a little modeling and arranged some conversations with experts for policy & practice.

Giannis

Team Leader

As a team leader I was responsible for the organizational aspects of the project. This means I had to find places for the team to stay and dine in Boston, arrange the registration of the team members and mentors for the Jamboree, communicate with headquarters with problems we had, but also more day-to-day chores such as chairing the weekly meetings and reminding the team about deadlines, and creating weekly updates for the advisors. Additionally, I was involved in the modeling part of the project with Liza. As a modeler I firstly created scattering models for thin films to define the reflectivity depending from the refractive indices, thickness, wavelength and angle, and later, models of electromagnetic waves interaction with the biological microlenses to determine the scattering pattern and any focusing and Eigen modes model for the laser part of the project.

Iris

General Team Member

I contributed to various subtopics of the iGEM project. I have mainly been involved in the safety and risk management related topics, a part of policy and practice. I am largely responsible for the implementation of general safe-by-design strategies in the shape of a safety tool. Carmen, our policy and practice manager, and I designed and created the software for this tool. In addition, I have contributed to the lab work, expecially in the first phases of the project.

Lara

Finance Manager

As the finance manager I was first of all responsible for the external collaborations and communications. Getting in touch with companies and other stakeholders to receive funds and enthuse them about our project. Besides taking care of all funding, I also was the treasurer of our team, tracking our budget closely. Furthermore, as part of the core labteam, I have spent a lot of time in the wetlab making our constructs and characterizing them. At last, I also made a significant contribution to the policy and practice by cowriting our strategyreport and the organization of several outreach events.

Liza

Modeling Manager

As a modeling manager I was responsible for making models underlying the work of the lab team. In order to create these models a good understanding of the physics was required and therefore I also have studied a lot of physics concepts. Therefore I also talked with experts. With my knowledge of the underlying physics I also assisted and advised the lab team. Furtheremore I have helped Charlotte with building the optical setup. I also was involved in characterizing the lasing in both the optical setup we build as the microscoppe of the university. Furtheremore I made Transmission microscopy images of the vesicles of the Wageningen team and of our silica covered cells.

Lycka

Science Manager

As science manager I closely collaborated with the lab manager, María. Our first task was to design all of the biobricks, which we did after a period of literature research. Subsequently, we were the ones spending most time in the lab, working on the cloning and helping out less experienced team members. It was my responsibility to troubleshoot together with María and the advisors, when experiments did not work out as expected. Furthermore, I designed experiments to characterize our biobricks according to literature. When I was not working in the lab, I helped Liza modelling the laser threshold.

María

Lab Manager

My role as a lab manager was to make sure that everything in the lab was ready (equipment, protocols...). Also, I have worked together with Lycka in the science and experimental design of the wet lab part of the project. At the beginning it would be us two in charge of figuring out everything we needed and how it worked and then passed it on to the rest of the core lab team members to be able to work as fast and efficiently as possible.

Tessa

Wiki Manager

As Wiki Manager my first and foremost responsibility was the design and content of the wiki. I designed our wiki according to our house style, created by Charlotte, and I uploaded most of the files. I also reminded others to write pieces for on the wiki, so I could create a page around it. What I really enjoined about being the Wiki Manger is the fact that it was my responsibility to make all the pages both clear and look nice. Therefore, I discussed with every Manger extensively how their page should look like and in that way I was always partly involved in all the parts of our project. Besides this I also spend a lot of time in the lab helping with the cloning of our biobricks and I worked on the InterLab study. I also went to modeling meetings and I helped Carmen with the policy & practise when I had the time.

Acknowledgements

We would like to thank all the people who helped us with our experiments or provided us with parts for our hardware setup or knowledge. We would also especially like to thank our advisors for their help and feedback throughout the entire project.

Advisors

  • Timon Idema for supervising the modeling and being the head advisor.
  • Anne Meyer for providing us with weekly feedback and tips.
  • Esengül Yildirim for giving the lab workshop, for supervising and helping with the lab, and for being there for us whenever we needed her.
  • Dominik Schmieden for answering all of our many labwork related questions and for giving the wiki workshop, the SnapGene workshop and the presentation workshop.
  • Jorine Eeftens for helping our with the hardware and for giving the brainstorm workshop and the leadership workshop.
  • Helena Schomar Monges for helping us out in the lab and giving the policy and practice workshop.
  • Greg Bokinsky for advising us and for giving tips on cloning.
  • Executive board of directors for financial support of our efforts.

Lab support

  • Jeremie Capoulade, head of microscopy facility Department of Bionanoscience, TU Delft for helping us with microscopy experiments
  • Susanne Hage, wetlab coordinator Department of Bionanoscience, TU Delft for providing us with labs and a lot of practical help