Team:Imperial College/Attributions
This year our team consisted of 6 bioengineers and 6 life scientists. We are an interesting demonstration of human co-cultures! We bring different people and knowledge together, among many other things. We decided on our project idea during the first half of July, after a month of intense and independent brainstorming process. Unless otherwise stated, all the experiments, constructs, code, wiki and results documented on our Wiki were performed, written and collected by us, ecolibrium!
We would like to thank the members of the Centre for Synthetic Biology and Innovation (CSynBI), who provided us with feedback and advice on how to improve our project throughout the whole summer.
Special thanks to Nicolas Kylilis for the long hours he spent supervising us in the lab and his valuable help throughout the project.
Dr Kirsten Jensen supervised us in the lab and put us in contact with many of our sponsors and collaborators.
Dr Karen Polizzi patiently guided us along our iGEM journey. She especially gave us advice in the lab.
Dr Guy-Bart Stan supported us at every step of iGEM, ready to listen to all our concerns and encouraging us to find coherent solutions. He also advised us on our modelling strategies.
Prof Richard Kitney and Prof Paul Freemont inspired us to design a project that we are passionate about, and to consider its impact on our society.
