Team:Stony Brook/Attributions
Attributions
Attributions
Advisors, Research Support, and Professional Advice
We would like to thank these individuals for advising and supporting our project:
Special Thanks
We would like to give special thanks to previous iGEM team members AJ Sillato and Chris Helenek, who never hesitated to answer our questions or give advice, and were very generous with their time. We would also like to thank members of the 2020 iGEM team for being teaching assistants for our Spring reading course and helping during the developmental stages of our project. Also, we would like to thank Dr. Aurelia Battesi and Dr. Nadim Majdalani from the NIH, Bethesda for providing us the BTH101 E. coli strain at no cost. Finally, we would like to thank the 2018 and 2019 iGEM teams for allowing us to modify their wiki stylesheets and templates and Lia Parkin for her help with the plate reader. Without their help, our project would not have been where it is today!
Student Roles
| Name | Roles |
|---|---|
| Nabeel Farrukh | Nabeel was a team leader and primarily responsible for wet lab experiments, but helped with dry lab, designing the wiki, and presenting at outreach events. He designed the anchoring construct. |
| Joelle El Hamouche | Joelle was a team leader and responsible for wet lab experiments. She also worked on the protocols for the PP1 assay, designing the wiki, and helped with Heera and Nicole's construct. |
| Michael Fung | Michael was responsible for creating and designing the wiki. For wet lab, he cultured bacteria and studied papers to assist with the development of the project. |
| Heera Bandi | Heera was responsible for wet lab experiments, including nanodropping and running gels. She also designed the detection system and contributed to outreach. |
| Abhishek Cherath | Abhishek worked on the dry lab model and set up our Github. |
| Nicole Gladstein | Nicole was wet lab team leader and responsible for experiments, including genome extraction. She also designed the TatExpress construct, produced a detailed lab workflow, and created all the graphics. |
| Annie Lin | Annie cultured bacteria and coordinated communication with previous team members. |
| Elizabeth Tulchinsky | Elizabeth was involved with outreach and helped with the peer review journal. |
| Asad Nabi | Asad was the dry lab and modeling team leader. He worked on writing the deterministic models to showcase potential implementations of our solution. |
| Jiahan Yang | Jiahan was responsible for wet lab experiments, helped troubleshoot issues in the lab, and studied papers to help develop our project. |
| Lamisa Musarat | Lamisa was outreach leader and in charge of organizing and presenting at outreach events. She managed collaborations and our social media accounts, kept up communications, and took the lead on the promotional video. |
| Nghi Huynh | Nghi helped with dry lab coding, troubleshooting, and the wiki. |
