Professor of Molecular Systems Biology, PhD, Head of Laboratory. He is our major sponsor and mentor, lets us use his lab, facilities, equipment, materials in the Institute of Technology of University of Tartu and work under supervision of specialists in the field. All of this huge help inspires us to do all the possible and impossible projects and experiments.
Senior research fellow in Molecular Biology, PhD, Programme director of Science & Technology and Bioengineering. She encouraged our team, managed every part of the team’s work, solved project and team related issues, and guided the whole project.
PhD student, helped with planning the project, organising public events, carrying out successful experiments, academic writing for article and wiki pages.
Research fellow, PhD. Helped with planning the project, carrying out successful experiments and academic writing for the article and wiki pages.
PhD student. Helped with planning the project, carrying out successful experiments and academic writing for the article and wiki page.
Throughout the season our Lab team spent days and nights in the lab. Maksym Zarodniuk was the responsible student who managed the process from the team members site. The process was guided by more experienced iGEMers Valeria Leoshko, Jhalak Sethi, Dags Macs, Turan Badalli, Irina Borovko, as well as instructors, advisors, and PIs. Names: Jhalak Sethi, Dags Macs, Turan Badalli, Irina Borovko, Valeria Leoshko, Maksym Zarodniuk, Tatyana Kan, Mykhailo Lytvynenko, Avishan Aghayari, Juli Mukhadze, Aleksandra Shabanova, Dmytro Fedorenko, Viacheslav Kiselev, Norin Bhatti, Valida Kazimova, Mark Merzlikin, Ekaterina Sedykh, Muazzamkhon Yusupova.
Modeling team researched, built, and analysed models to improve our project. Team had close collaborations with the experts in the field and incorporated their feedback into the team's work. More experienced iGEMers Nihat Aliyev and Aleksandra Panfilova helped supervisors to guide the process. Name: Nihat Aliyev, Aleksandra Panfilova, Maksym Zarodniuk, Tatyana Kan, Mykhailo Lytvynenko, Aleksandra Shabanova, Johanna Olesk, Juli Mukhadze
The Public Engagement team was responsible for incorporation of more people in synthetic biology, organised and participated in different events, made and carried out the workshops for different age groups. More experienced iGEMer Frida Matiyevskaya helped supervisors to guide the process. Names: Frida Matiyevskaya, Juli Mukhadze, Valida Kazimova, Avishan Aghayari, Aleksandra Shabanova, Norin Bhatti, Tatyana Kan, Ekaterina Sedykh, Dmytro Fedorenko, Viacheslav Kiselev, Amina Aliyeva, Glib Manaiev.
The Collaboration team was constantly in touch with other teams and managed our team’s contribution in different collaborations. Juli Mukhadze was the responsible student who managed the process from the team members site. Names: Juli Mukhadze, Norin Bhatti, Frida Matiyevskaya, Tatyana Kan, Aleksandra Shabanova, Maksym Zarodniuk, Valida Kazimova, Ekaterina Sedykh, Alissa Agerova
The Integrated Human practices team was responsible for researching and evaluating the effects of our project to the world, and researched how the world affects our project. Johanna Olesk was the responsible student who managed the process from the team members site. The team contacted the experts in the field to receive important feedback that helped to improve our project. Names: Johanna Olesk, Juli Mukhadze, Maksym Zarodniuk, Tatyana Kan, Norin Bhatti, Ekaterina Sedykh
The Fundraising team searched for the companies who would be interested in sponsoring our team. Anna Makhotina was the responsible student who managed the process from the team members site. Names: Nadya Chulkova, Anna Makhotina, Juli Mukhadze, Avishan Aghayari, Gleb Kovalev, Maksym Zarodniuk, Valida Kazimova, Mykhailo Lytvynenko, Muazzamkhon Yusupova
The Wiki team was dealing with coding and content making. Everyone made their best effort to present our project in the best way possible. Alar Okas was the responsible student who managed the process from the team members site. The main coders were Alar Okas, Aleksandrs Rebriks, Davit Rizhinashvili, Klāvs Jermakovs. The main content makers: Frida Matiyevskaya(one of the main designers), Juli Mukhadze, Tatyana Kan, Viacheslav Kiselev, Dmytro Fedorenko, Avishan Aghayari, Johanna Olesk, Glib Manaiev, Valida Kazimova, Maksym Zarodniuk, Mykhailo Lytvynenko, Aleksandra Panfilova, Jhalak Sethi, Norin Bhatti, Mark Merzlikin.
Director of a pharmaceutical corporation "Izida Farmi" in Tbilisi, Georgia. Mrs. Modebadze confirmed that our strategy is eligible and provided us with a more complete list of lipid products. She advised us to get even more information regarding the product necessity from pharmaceutical companies potentially interested in our project idea..
The Founding Director of Center of Biomass Materials and Nanointerfaces (BMI) and Professor of Biomass Science and Engineering at Sichuan University, China. Prof. Guo advice was very valuable to ensure our project has a potential implementation, and the feedback considering our model is crucial for the development of our project.
Research Fellow in Material Science, University of Tartu. Dr. Vanetsev gave very useful insights on InP nanoparticle preparation. Without his help, our team would not be able to prepare nanoparticles for our wet-lab experiments
Theoretical Biophysicist in Humboldt University of Berlin. Dr. Hahn provided useful information on how to improve our model.
