Attributions
This year, the UUlm team participated for the first time with a project in the iGEM competition. Our participation would not have been possible, without the support, guidance, and encouragement of various people. We have been working on different aspects of this project for almost a year now. During this time, we came across many helping hands we want to thank today. With this page, we want to acknowledge all the help and support we received. Thank you!
Student Teams
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Wet Lab and Mealworm Maintenance, Team Leaders
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Katharina Werner,
Christoph Sannwald |
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Education
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Camilla Förster,
Jana Zäh, Maike Buck |
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Human Practices
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Katharina Werner,
Sophie Ostwald |
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Proposed Implementations
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Hanna Maier
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Contribution
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Annika Siewert,
Sophia Stöferle, Christoph Sannwald |
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Engineering Success
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Christoph Sannwald,
Peter Bübl |
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Collaborations
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Sophia Stöferle,
Jana Zäh, Maike Buck, Camilla Förster, Katharina Werner, Christoph Sannwald |
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Project Description
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Dominik Frank
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Social Media
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Jana Zäh
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Poster Design
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Christoph Sannwald,
Katharina Werner |
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Wiki Design
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Alexander Lodemann,
Christoph Sannwald, Katharina Werner |
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Art Design
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Camilla Förster
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Bacteria Quiz
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Hanna Maier,
Peter Bübl, Camilla Förster |
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Video Editing
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Wolf-Hendrik Zillmann,
Christoph Sannwald |
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Wiki Editing,
Brainstorming, Filming |
Team effort
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Supervisors
Primary Principal Investigator
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Prof. Dr. Peter Dürre
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Many thanks to Prof. Dürre for founding and managing the team with us! A participation without your support would not have been possible. Thank you for giving us a lab space and the funding to get started with iGEM – even under these extraordinary conditions this year. We are also especially thankful for letting us borrow the camera equipment to film our iGEM contents. |
Secondary Principal Investigator
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Prof. Dr. Nils Johnsson
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Thank you to Prof. Johnsson for your support regarding our project! Thank you for taking the time and reviewing all our work. |
Advisor
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Ph.D. Frank Bengelsdorf
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Many thanks to Frank for always taking the time to answer all our questions! Thank you for your countless support and the knowledge and ideas you shared with us. Thank you for your commitment and the help from day one, especially your input regarding iGEM at school and providing us with the necessary contacts. |
Instructor
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M. Sc. Teresa Schoch
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Teresa –thank you for your patience with us! Thank you for teaching us in the lab and always providing us with information and valuable advices! Thank you for always being open with us and helping us to develop our project. This project would not have been possible without your input. Also, many thanks for letting us work with your plasmid designs! |
Special Thanks To:
Annerose Frank Barone
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Thank you Anne for your administrational support! Thank you for figuring out the payment procedure with us and for always answering all our questions.
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Prof. Dr. Harald Wolf
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Thank you Prof. Wolf for providing us with your expertise and valuable information about the handling of the mealworms.
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Manuela Niessing
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We want to thank Mrs. Niessing for her administrational help with our bank account. It took us a long time to find a solution for this issue, and we could not be more grateful for your support!
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Frank Volz and Sandra Zell
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A huge thank you for your supporting our team! You were always open for all our questions regarding the financial administration.
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Karin Dengler-Wupperfeld
Iris Steiner Brigitte Ehrler |
For their support in the lab and for our project, we want to thank the laboratory technicians!
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Ulmer Universitäts Gesellschaft (UUG)
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Thank you to the UUG for funding our participation this year! We are very grateful for getting this opportunity and a big role in making this possible was the support of the UUG.
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Ulm University
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A huge thank you also goes to our alma mater. As well as the UUG, the Ulm University funded our participation this year. Thank you for your faith in us and giving us the chance to represent Ulm University in an international competition.
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Oliver Heidu
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Thank you for advising us in the beginning stages of our project.
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Felix Rieg
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Thank you for your help and advice with editing our wiki pages.
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A Thank you to all the iGEM teams for collaborating with us
Team Duesseldorf
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Postcard project
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Team MRIIRS_FARIDABAD
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YouTube video project
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Team MSP-Maastricht
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Journal Initiative
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Team GW_DC
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Team Logo collaboration
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Team UUlm
iGEM Explore |
Participating Teams:
igem_iiserp, India igemrum, Puerto Rico igemncku, Taiwan igemhamburg, Germany msp_igem, Netherlands |
Team UUlm
This or That Challenge – Lab Edition |
Participating Teams:
igem_iisertirupati, India igem_iisermohali, India igem_iiserk, India igem_bits, India igem.thessaloniki, Greece igemthessaly, Greece igempatras, Greece igemthrace, Greece igemstockholm, Sweden igem.kaiserslautern, Germany igem.aachen, Germany |
Thank you for your expertise to help our Human Practices professionals!
In this years participation, we had the chance to interview several professionals to talk about different aspects of our project. For more information, please view our Human Practices article.
We do have permission from each professional to use the companies logos in our Wiki article.
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Bernhard Röhrle
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Landeswasserversorgung Langenau
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Marion Hammerl
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Lake Constance Foundation
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Alexander Eisele
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Gebr. Braig GmbH & Co KG
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Greenpeace Team Ulm/Neu-Ulm
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Andre Wieland
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Klare Kante
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Thanks to the Journal BIOspektrum for giving us the chance to publish an article about our project.
Our Helping Hands
Next to all the people listed above, other helping hands were vitaly important for our participation. After first thinking about a participation in the competition, we quickly realized, we needed some advice from experienced teams. We contacted the iGEM Team HU Berlin and the iGEM Team LMU & TU Munich to talk about their experiences, do's and don'ts about getting us started and tips and tricks for a successful participation. We are very grateful for your help!
In the starting phase of our project, we were facing different organizational difficulties. Gerold Brackenhofer from Ulm University helped us to establish a foundation at the University, from where we could further build our team.
Prof. Dr. Olga Pollatos is our University's Vice President for Education. In the beginning stages of our project, we had the chance to present our projects idea to her and to talk about establishing the iGEM UUlm team as a permanent enrichment for the University. Ulm University also partly funded our participation, for which we are very grateful.
Thanks to the Studierenden Vertretung, the student representation of the uni. Thanks to them, we are now an officially recognized university group.
Last but not least, a thank you to the Kreismedienzentrum Ulm. They gave us the opportunity to borrow camera and filming equipment, which we needed to film Human Practices.
Thank you to Annika Wilke for proofreading our articles!
Thank you to Fabienne Auer and Rebecca Lodemann for helping with translation and transcription!
Note
The songs we used in our presentation video are licenced creative commons and were found on Free Music Archive: https://freemusicarchive.org/.
Lobo Loco - Brain: https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Lobo_Loco/Not_my_Brain/Brain_-_Instrumental_Retro_ID_1271
Derek Clegg - You're The Dummy: https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Derek_Clegg/Solar/Derek_Clegg_-_Solar_-_09_Youre_The_Dummy