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| − | First of all there would be no iGEM at the TU Darmstadt without <b>Prof. Dr. Heribert Warzecha</b>. We want to thank him for being our primary PI and for supporting us. Even during our struggles, he explained that if we wanted to participate in iGEM without much lab time, he would support us in every way possible. Also, we want to thank the whole <b>working group of Prof. Dr. Heribert Warzecha</b> for helping us. Especially when we were not allowed to go to university they looked out for our packages at the central post station and answered all our questions. A special thank you goes to <b>Simone Bartl-Zimmermann</b> for having our backs, taking care of our letters and opening up important packages. Additionally, we want to thank <b>Barbara Wolf</b> for helping us with everything regarding sponsoring. <b>Dr. Melanie Mikosch-Wersching</b> also helped helped us with the correction of our sponsoring letters. | + | First of all there would be no iGEM at the TU Darmstadt without <b>Prof. Dr. Heribert Warzecha</b>. We want to thank him for being our primary PI and for supporting us. Even during our struggles, he explained that if we wanted to participate in iGEM without much lab time, he would support us in every way possible. Also, we want to thank the whole <b>working group of Prof. Dr. Heribert Warzecha</b> for helping us. Especially when we were not allowed to go to university they looked out for our packages at the central post station and answered all our questions. A special thank you goes to <b>Simone Bartl-Zimmermann</b> for having our backs, taking care of our letters and opening up important packages. Additionally, we want to thank <b>Barbara Wolf</b> for helping us with everything regarding sponsoring. <b>Dr. Melanie Mikosch-Wersching</b> also helped helped us with the correction of our sponsoring letters. |
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| − | For helping us with all questions regarding Bacillus subtilis (B. subtilis) and providing us information, protocols and strains and of course for being our secondary PI we want to thank <b>Prof. Dr. Johannes Kabisch</b>. | + | For helping us with all questions regarding Bacillus subtilis (<i>B. subtilis</i>) and providing us information, protocols and strains and of course for being our secondary PI we want to thank <b>Prof. Dr. Johannes Kabisch</b>. |
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| − | From the beginning until the end of this iGEM year we got helpful advice and feedback from our instructors. For helping us deal with this special situation, holding workshops about lab methods, the BioBrick system and SnapGene, helping with criticism and inspiring ideas we want to thank <b>Sebastian Barthel, Dr. Alexander Gräwe, Leon Kraus and Maximilian Zander</b>. Regarding the modeling part of our project, <b>Fran Bacic Toplek</b> has really helped us a lot with his experience from last year. | + | From the beginning until the end of this iGEM year we got helpful advice and feedback from our instructors. For helping us deal with this special situation, holding workshops about lab methods, the BioBrick system and SnapGene, helping with criticism and inspiring ideas we want to thank <b>Sebastian Barthel, Dr. Alexander Gräwe, Leon Kraus and Maximilian Zander</b>. Regarding the modeling part of our project, <b>Fran Bacic Toplek</b> has really helped us a lot with his experience from last year. |
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| − | The staff of the TU Darmstadt was always here to help us and share their knowledge with us. For providing us with Information about B. subtilis, plasmids and also protocols we want to thank the <b>working group of Prof. Dr. Johannes Kabisch</b>. Especially <b>Peter Gockel</b> helped us a lot with the plasmid design for B. subtilis. Additionally, we were able to use their laboratory to perform an assay with our flow chamber. <b>Prof. Dr. Jörg Stülke</b> from the University in Göttingen provided us with a B. subtilis strain where tasA and sinR are knocked out. He also looked over our protocols for the handling and experimental details regarding B. subtilis. | + | The staff of the TU Darmstadt was always here to help us and share their knowledge with us. For providing us with Information about <i>B. subtilis</i>, plasmids and also protocols we want to thank the <b>working group of Prof. Dr. Johannes Kabisch</b>. Especially <b>Peter Gockel</b> helped us a lot with the plasmid design for <i>B. subtilis</i>. Additionally, we were able to use their laboratory to perform an assay with our flow chamber. <b>Prof. Dr. Jörg Stülke</b> from the University in Göttingen provided us with a <i>B. subtilis</i> strain where tasA and sinR are knocked out. He also looked over our protocols for the handling and experimental details regarding <i>B. subtilis</i>. |
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| − | <b>Prof. Dr. Viktor Stein</b> answered our questions regarding the mutagenesis of ereB and mutagenesis strategies in general. We would also like to thank <b>Dr. Agata Staniek</b> for correcting several texts in English spelling, grammar and language. For the theoretical planning of the AFM (atomic force microscopy) measurement and offering us the possibility to perform the experiments in his laboratory, we want to thank <b>Dr. Christian Dietz</b>. Unfortunately we could not accept the offer due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Additionally, we would like to thank <b>PD Dr. Stefan Immel and Prof. Dr. Boris Schmidt</b> for answering our questions regarding the laccase assays. Also Prof. Dr. Boris Schmidt provided us information about our toxicity assay with Vibrio fischeri and offered us to perform the experiments in his laboratory with their cultures. Even though this was not possible due to the COVID-19 pandemic we want to thank them for this offer. | + | <b>Prof. Dr. Viktor Stein</b> answered our questions regarding the mutagenesis of ereB and mutagenesis strategies in general. We would also like to thank <b>Dr. Agata Staniek</b> for correcting several texts in English spelling, grammar and language. For the theoretical planning of the AFM (atomic force microscopy) measurement and offering us the possibility to perform the experiments in his laboratory, we want to thank <b>Dr. Christian Dietz</b>. Unfortunately we could not accept the offer due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Additionally, we would like to thank <b>PD Dr. Stefan Immel and Prof. Dr. Boris Schmidt</b> for answering our questions regarding the laccase assays. Also Prof. Dr. Boris Schmidt provided us information about our toxicity assay with <i>Vibrio fischeri</i> and offered us to perform the experiments in his laboratory with their cultures. Even though this was not possible due to the COVID-19 pandemic we want to thank them for this offer. |
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| − | <b>Prof. Dr. Susanne Lackner</b> from the Technical University of Darmstadt, IWAR – Department of Wastewater Engineering, told us about her own project for wastewater treatment using laccases. She also showed us carrier for the biofilm, to apply it in wastewater treatment plants. | + | <b>Prof. Dr. Susanne Lackner</b> from the Technical University of Darmstadt, IWAR – Department of Wastewater Engineering, told us about her own project for wastewater treatment using laccases. She also showed us carrier for the biofilm, to apply it in wastewater treatment plants. |
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| − | Helpful for our Modeling were the talks with <b>Prof. Dr. Nico van der Vegt and Angelina Folberth</b> from the working group of Prof. Dr. Nico van der Vegt, where they answered our questions to the molecular dynamic simulations and the need of copper ions for our enzymes. | + | Helpful for our Modeling were the talks with <b>Prof. Dr. Nico van der Vegt and Angelina Folberth</b> from the working group of Prof. Dr. Nico van der Vegt, where they answered our questions to the molecular dynamic simulations and the need of copper ions for our enzymes. |
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| − | We would like to thank <b>Prof. Dr. Torsten Waldminghaus</b> for giving us feedback in regard to our first podcast episode and he also helped us with our kill switch design. | + | We would like to thank <b>Prof. Dr. Torsten Waldminghaus</b> for giving us feedback in regard to our first podcast episode and he also helped us with our kill switch design. |
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| − | As every year many former iGEMers were interested in the progress of our project. They provided us with information and shared their knowledge from previous years. Sometimes they joined our team meetings or helped our student leaders regarding organization aspects. Therefore, we would like to thank <b>Jonathan Funk, Jamina Gerhardus, and Peter Gockel. Bea Marie Spiekermann, Christian Sürder and Leon Werner</b> held presentation trainings for the team and gave us feedback on our final presentation. Christian Sürder also supported Rosi Krebs and Max Schäfer with the project monitoring. | + | As every year many former iGEMers were interested in the progress of our project. They provided us with information and shared their knowledge from previous years. Sometimes they joined our team meetings or helped our student leaders regarding organization aspects. Therefore, we would like to thank <b>Jonathan Funk, Jamina Gerhardus, and Peter Gockel. Bea Marie Spiekermann, Christian Sürder and Leon Werner</b> held presentation trainings for the team and gave us feedback on our final presentation. Christian Sürder also supported Rosi Krebs and Max Schäfer with the project monitoring. |
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| − | For giving instructions regarding the programming of the wiki and the TU Darmstadt website we want to thank <b>Marius Wollrab</b>. Fran Bacic Toplek and <b>Benjamin Mayer</b> took care of our server. <b>Hannah Rainer</b> helped us with the planning of the podcast and took part in two episodes. Furthermore, <b>Klara Eisenhauer</b>, Jonathan Funk, Jamina Gerhardus, Peter Gockel, <b>Thea Lotz, Jean Victor Orth</b>, Hannah Rainer, Bea Marie Spiekermann, <b>Lara Steinel</b> and Leon Werner came to our presentations and gave us feedback to for the improvement of our project and to our performance of presenting our project. | + | For giving instructions regarding the programming of the wiki and the TU Darmstadt website we want to thank <b>Marius Wollrab</b>. Fran Bacic Toplek and <b>Benjamin Mayer</b> took care of our server. <b>Hannah Rainer</b> helped us with the planning of the podcast and took part in two episodes. Furthermore, <b>Klara Eisenhauer</b>, Jonathan Funk, Jamina Gerhardus, Peter Gockel, <b>Thea Lotz, Jean Victor Orth</b>, Hannah Rainer, Bea Marie Spiekermann, <b>Lara Steinel</b> and Leon Werner came to our presentations and gave us feedback to for the improvement of our project and to our performance of presenting our project. |
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| − | Many people helped with the proof reading of our wiki texts. For this we want to thank Jonathan Funk, Jamina Gerhardus, Peter Gockel, <b>Robin Johannson</b>, Hannah Rainer, Bea Marie Spiekermann, and Lara Steinel. | + | Many people helped with the proof reading of our wiki texts. For this we want to thank Jonathan Funk, Jamina Gerhardus, Peter Gockel, <b>Robin Johannson</b>, Hannah Rainer, Bea Marie Spiekermann, and Lara Steinel. |
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| − | We received further help from some other people. We would like to thank <b>Jörg Kalkowski</b> for taking our pictures. <b>Aleksa Zecevic</b> helped us with the programming of the videogame we designed for reaching out to younger people. We also had help for our technical requirements. We want to thank <b>Dipl.-Soz. Felix Heinemann</b> from the HDA of the TU Darmstadt for providing us with a microphone and the <b>webteam</b> of the TU Darmstadt, especially <b>Tobias Thalmann</b>, for helping with the release of our podcast. For additional advice on how to produce and upload a podcast we want to thank the <b>people from “Krautnah”</b>. | + | We received further help from some other people. We would like to thank <b>Jörg Kalkowski</b> for taking our pictures. <b>Aleksa Zecevic</b> helped us with the programming of the videogame we designed for reaching out to younger people. We also had help for our technical requirements. We want to thank <b>Dipl.-Soz. Felix Heinemann</b> from the HDA of the TU Darmstadt for providing us with a microphone and the <b>webteam</b> of the TU Darmstadt, especially <b>Tobias Thalmann</b>, for helping with the release of our podcast. For additional advice on how to produce and upload a podcast we want to thank the <b>people from “Krautnah”</b>. |
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Last but not least many <b>professors (and staff) from the faculty of biology and chemistry</b> came to our presentations. Their input was very helpful to reveal problems in our project design and they also provided advice to solve these problems. | Last but not least many <b>professors (and staff) from the faculty of biology and chemistry</b> came to our presentations. Their input was very helpful to reveal problems in our project design and they also provided advice to solve these problems. | ||
Revision as of 11:16, 4 October 2020
Starting this iGEM year we didn’t know that it would not be a normal iGEM year. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic we couldn´t go to the lab and were not able to hold regular team meetings in person. Even though every year different problems arose, this year they were different and the team had to manage not only a special situation for iGEM but also had to deal with many new aspects in their regular lives. Despite many bad news we managed to have a great year and design a great project. This would not have been possible without many great people that helped us and supported us in every situation. We want to use this opportunity to thank all these lovely people.
First of all there would be no iGEM at the TU Darmstadt without Prof. Dr. Heribert Warzecha. We want to thank him for being our primary PI and for supporting us. Even during our struggles, he explained that if we wanted to participate in iGEM without much lab time, he would support us in every way possible. Also, we want to thank the whole working group of Prof. Dr. Heribert Warzecha for helping us. Especially when we were not allowed to go to university they looked out for our packages at the central post station and answered all our questions. A special thank you goes to Simone Bartl-Zimmermann for having our backs, taking care of our letters and opening up important packages. Additionally, we want to thank Barbara Wolf for helping us with everything regarding sponsoring. Dr. Melanie Mikosch-Wersching also helped helped us with the correction of our sponsoring letters.
For helping us with all questions regarding Bacillus subtilis (B. subtilis) and providing us information, protocols and strains and of course for being our secondary PI we want to thank Prof. Dr. Johannes Kabisch.
From the beginning until the end of this iGEM year we got helpful advice and feedback from our instructors. For helping us deal with this special situation, holding workshops about lab methods, the BioBrick system and SnapGene, helping with criticism and inspiring ideas we want to thank Sebastian Barthel, Dr. Alexander Gräwe, Leon Kraus and Maximilian Zander. Regarding the modeling part of our project, Fran Bacic Toplek has really helped us a lot with his experience from last year.
For helping us with all questions regarding Bacillus subtilis (B. subtilis) and providing us information, protocols and strains and of course for being our secondary PI we want to thank Prof. Dr. Johannes Kabisch.
From the beginning until the end of this iGEM year we got helpful advice and feedback from our instructors. For helping us deal with this special situation, holding workshops about lab methods, the BioBrick system and SnapGene, helping with criticism and inspiring ideas we want to thank Sebastian Barthel, Dr. Alexander Gräwe, Leon Kraus and Maximilian Zander. Regarding the modeling part of our project, Fran Bacic Toplek has really helped us a lot with his experience from last year.
University
The staff of the TU Darmstadt was always here to help us and share their knowledge with us. For providing us with Information about B. subtilis, plasmids and also protocols we want to thank the working group of Prof. Dr. Johannes Kabisch. Especially Peter Gockel helped us a lot with the plasmid design for B. subtilis. Additionally, we were able to use their laboratory to perform an assay with our flow chamber. Prof. Dr. Jörg Stülke from the University in Göttingen provided us with a B. subtilis strain where tasA and sinR are knocked out. He also looked over our protocols for the handling and experimental details regarding B. subtilis.
Prof. Dr. Viktor Stein answered our questions regarding the mutagenesis of ereB and mutagenesis strategies in general. We would also like to thank Dr. Agata Staniek for correcting several texts in English spelling, grammar and language. For the theoretical planning of the AFM (atomic force microscopy) measurement and offering us the possibility to perform the experiments in his laboratory, we want to thank Dr. Christian Dietz. Unfortunately we could not accept the offer due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Additionally, we would like to thank PD Dr. Stefan Immel and Prof. Dr. Boris Schmidt for answering our questions regarding the laccase assays. Also Prof. Dr. Boris Schmidt provided us information about our toxicity assay with Vibrio fischeri and offered us to perform the experiments in his laboratory with their cultures. Even though this was not possible due to the COVID-19 pandemic we want to thank them for this offer.
Prof. Dr. Susanne Lackner from the Technical University of Darmstadt, IWAR – Department of Wastewater Engineering, told us about her own project for wastewater treatment using laccases. She also showed us carrier for the biofilm, to apply it in wastewater treatment plants.
Helpful for our Modeling were the talks with Prof. Dr. Nico van der Vegt and Angelina Folberth from the working group of Prof. Dr. Nico van der Vegt, where they answered our questions to the molecular dynamic simulations and the need of copper ions for our enzymes.
We would like to thank Prof. Dr. Torsten Waldminghaus for giving us feedback in regard to our first podcast episode and he also helped us with our kill switch design.
Prof. Dr. Viktor Stein answered our questions regarding the mutagenesis of ereB and mutagenesis strategies in general. We would also like to thank Dr. Agata Staniek for correcting several texts in English spelling, grammar and language. For the theoretical planning of the AFM (atomic force microscopy) measurement and offering us the possibility to perform the experiments in his laboratory, we want to thank Dr. Christian Dietz. Unfortunately we could not accept the offer due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Additionally, we would like to thank PD Dr. Stefan Immel and Prof. Dr. Boris Schmidt for answering our questions regarding the laccase assays. Also Prof. Dr. Boris Schmidt provided us information about our toxicity assay with Vibrio fischeri and offered us to perform the experiments in his laboratory with their cultures. Even though this was not possible due to the COVID-19 pandemic we want to thank them for this offer.
Prof. Dr. Susanne Lackner from the Technical University of Darmstadt, IWAR – Department of Wastewater Engineering, told us about her own project for wastewater treatment using laccases. She also showed us carrier for the biofilm, to apply it in wastewater treatment plants.
Helpful for our Modeling were the talks with Prof. Dr. Nico van der Vegt and Angelina Folberth from the working group of Prof. Dr. Nico van der Vegt, where they answered our questions to the molecular dynamic simulations and the need of copper ions for our enzymes.
We would like to thank Prof. Dr. Torsten Waldminghaus for giving us feedback in regard to our first podcast episode and he also helped us with our kill switch design.
Experts
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Former iGEMers
As every year many former iGEMers were interested in the progress of our project. They provided us with information and shared their knowledge from previous years. Sometimes they joined our team meetings or helped our student leaders regarding organization aspects. Therefore, we would like to thank Jonathan Funk, Jamina Gerhardus, and Peter Gockel. Bea Marie Spiekermann, Christian Sürder and Leon Werner held presentation trainings for the team and gave us feedback on our final presentation. Christian Sürder also supported Rosi Krebs and Max Schäfer with the project monitoring.
For giving instructions regarding the programming of the wiki and the TU Darmstadt website we want to thank Marius Wollrab. Fran Bacic Toplek and Benjamin Mayer took care of our server. Hannah Rainer helped us with the planning of the podcast and took part in two episodes. Furthermore, Klara Eisenhauer, Jonathan Funk, Jamina Gerhardus, Peter Gockel, Thea Lotz, Jean Victor Orth, Hannah Rainer, Bea Marie Spiekermann, Lara Steinel and Leon Werner came to our presentations and gave us feedback to for the improvement of our project and to our performance of presenting our project.
Many people helped with the proof reading of our wiki texts. For this we want to thank Jonathan Funk, Jamina Gerhardus, Peter Gockel, Robin Johannson, Hannah Rainer, Bea Marie Spiekermann, and Lara Steinel.
For giving instructions regarding the programming of the wiki and the TU Darmstadt website we want to thank Marius Wollrab. Fran Bacic Toplek and Benjamin Mayer took care of our server. Hannah Rainer helped us with the planning of the podcast and took part in two episodes. Furthermore, Klara Eisenhauer, Jonathan Funk, Jamina Gerhardus, Peter Gockel, Thea Lotz, Jean Victor Orth, Hannah Rainer, Bea Marie Spiekermann, Lara Steinel and Leon Werner came to our presentations and gave us feedback to for the improvement of our project and to our performance of presenting our project.
Many people helped with the proof reading of our wiki texts. For this we want to thank Jonathan Funk, Jamina Gerhardus, Peter Gockel, Robin Johannson, Hannah Rainer, Bea Marie Spiekermann, and Lara Steinel.
Others
We received further help from some other people. We would like to thank Jörg Kalkowski for taking our pictures. Aleksa Zecevic helped us with the programming of the videogame we designed for reaching out to younger people. We also had help for our technical requirements. We want to thank Dipl.-Soz. Felix Heinemann from the HDA of the TU Darmstadt for providing us with a microphone and the webteam of the TU Darmstadt, especially Tobias Thalmann, for helping with the release of our podcast. For additional advice on how to produce and upload a podcast we want to thank the people from “Krautnah”.
Last but not least many professors (and staff) from the faculty of biology and chemistry came to our presentations. Their input was very helpful to reveal problems in our project design and they also provided advice to solve these problems.
Last but not least many professors (and staff) from the faculty of biology and chemistry came to our presentations. Their input was very helpful to reveal problems in our project design and they also provided advice to solve these problems.