Team:MSP-Maastricht/Attributions
TEAM ATTRIBUTIONS
SILVIO
Most involved in:
- Wet lab
- Dry lab
- Public Relations
Contributed to:
- Human Practices
- Wiki (major)
LARISSA
Most involved in:
- Public Relations
- Human Practices
- Collaborations
Contributed to:
- Wet Lab
- Dry Lab
- Wiki (major)
EVA
Most involved in:
- Wet Lab
- Public Relations
- Funding
- Dry Lab
Contributed to:
- Human Practices
- Collaborations
- Wiki (minor)
SAGA
Most involved in:
- Funding
- Wet Lab
Contributed to:
- Dry Lab
- Human Practices
- Wiki (minor)
RONJA
Most involved in:
- Human Practices
Contributed to:
- Wet Lab
- Collaborations
- Public Relations
- Wiki (major)
LIANNE
Most involved in:
- Funding
Contributed to:
- Dry Lab
- Wiki (major)
DASHA
Most involved in:
- Dry Lab
- Wiki
Contributed to:
- Human Practices
MARTA
Most involved in:
-Drylab
-Wetlab
-Wiki
Contributed to:
-Funding
JULIETTE
Most involved in:
- Website
- Human Practices
- Collaborations
- Wiki
Contributed to:
-Public relations
CYRILLE
Most involved in:
- Public Relations
- Human Practices
Contributed to:
- Funding
- Collaborations
- Wiki (minor)
LARS
Most involved in:
- Dry lab
Contributed to:
- Wiki (major)
RAFAELLA
Most involved in:
- Human Practices
- Wiki
Contributed to:
- Collaborations
- Public Relations
MAXIME
Most involved in:
- Public Relations
- Collaborations
Contributed to:
- Funding
- Human Practices
- Wiki (minor)
SUPERVISORS
Thanks to our supervisors Erik Steen Redeker for his lab expertise
and Benjamin Heidt for his videography and human practices skills.
This project would not be possible without them.
SPECIAL ATTRIBUTIONS
Thanks to special contributors who offered their knowledge and
guidance throughout different aspects of the project.
Thanks to Jules
Sondeijker for his
Oak Processionary
Caterpillar
expertise in
population control.
Thanks to Guido
Vanderbroeck for
guiding us through
the UM
crowdfunding
website and
providing
advice on how
to crowdfund.
Thanks to Artem
Shumkov for his
knowledge in
JavaScript and CSS
for the Wiki creation.
SPONSORS
We would like to thank the following institutions for sponsoring
the project:
- Revive and Restore
- DSM
- Maastricht Science Programme (MSP)
- MaCSBio
- University Fund Limburg/SWOL.
Also we would like to immensely thank all of the sponsors in our crowd funding campaign!
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