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| - | We would like to thank... the iGEM Headquarters and Competition themselves (for everything that is happening!), Dr. Ron Watson from Wainwright Dental Care (autoclave and alginate), Carla Stringari (for designing our logo and taking photos), Mark Riopel (advice, centrifuge, micro-pipettes, and plastic ware), Consort Enterprise newspaper (media coverage), David Lloyd and Himika Dastidar (for support, advice, and a great starter workshop), Emily Hicks and Robert Mayall (for their support, expertise, a secondary workshop, help late at night with modelling and the presentation to get ready for the Calgary Workshop, and for not minding when we phoned or Skyped them looking for help on multiple occasions), Amrinder Grewal from Lethbridge (gave advice and troubleshooting tips for the website), Miss Kara Strobel (bus driver and great teacher support), geekStarter (for the valuable workshop and cool notebooks), the Peking 2013 Team (for inspiring our alginate beads idea), Daniel McClernon (supplied us with our PCR machine, spectrophotometer, gel electrophoresis equipment, several micropipettes, and the vortex mixer at a very low cost to us, basically for the price of shipping from North Carolina), and finally on behalf of the students of the team, we would especially like to thank our mentor, supervisor, and cool science teacher Mr. Gerry Bourassa for bringing his love of science to our classrooms along with the start of the iGEM in Consort, which in turn sparked other small towns to start their scientific endeavours as well.</p> | + | We would like to thank... the iGEM Headquarters and Competition themselves (for everything that is happening!), Dr. Ron Watson from Wainwright Dental Care (autoclave and alginate), Carla Stringari (for designing our logo and taking photos), Mark Riopel (advice, centrifuge, micro-pipettes, and plastic ware), Consort Enterprise newspaper (media coverage), David Lloyd and Himika Dastidar (for support, advice, and a great starter workshop), Emily Hicks and Robert Mayall (for their support, expertise, a secondary workshop, help late at night with modelling and the presentation to get ready for the Calgary Workshop, and for not minding when we phoned or Skyped them looking for help on multiple occasions), Amrinder Grewal from Lethbridge (gave advice and troubleshooting tips for the website), Miss Kara Strobel (bus driver and great teacher support), geekStarter (for the valuable workshop and cool notebooks), the Peking 2013 Team (for inspiring our alginate beads idea), Daniel McClernon and BioMONTR (supplied us with our PCR machine, spectrophotometer, gel electrophoresis equipment, several micropipettes, and the vortex mixer at a very low cost to us, basically for the price of shipping from North Carolina), and finally on behalf of the students of the team, we would especially like to thank our mentor, supervisor, and cool science teacher Mr. Gerry Bourassa for bringing his love of science to our classrooms along with the start of the iGEM in Consort, which in turn sparked other small towns to start their scientific endeavours as well.</p> |
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Our team would like to thank all of the people and businesses that contributed not necessarily through monetary donations, but that contributed to our team through their donations of supplies, equipment, advice, and expertise that played a huge role in our development. Your support is much appreciated!
We would like to thank... the iGEM Headquarters and Competition themselves (for everything that is happening!), Dr. Ron Watson from Wainwright Dental Care (autoclave and alginate), Carla Stringari (for designing our logo and taking photos), Mark Riopel (advice, centrifuge, micro-pipettes, and plastic ware), Consort Enterprise newspaper (media coverage), David Lloyd and Himika Dastidar (for support, advice, and a great starter workshop), Emily Hicks and Robert Mayall (for their support, expertise, a secondary workshop, help late at night with modelling and the presentation to get ready for the Calgary Workshop, and for not minding when we phoned or Skyped them looking for help on multiple occasions), Amrinder Grewal from Lethbridge (gave advice and troubleshooting tips for the website), Miss Kara Strobel (bus driver and great teacher support), geekStarter (for the valuable workshop and cool notebooks), the Peking 2013 Team (for inspiring our alginate beads idea), Daniel McClernon and BioMONTR (supplied us with our PCR machine, spectrophotometer, gel electrophoresis equipment, several micropipettes, and the vortex mixer at a very low cost to us, basically for the price of shipping from North Carolina), and finally on behalf of the students of the team, we would especially like to thank our mentor, supervisor, and cool science teacher Mr. Gerry Bourassa for bringing his love of science to our classrooms along with the start of the iGEM in Consort, which in turn sparked other small towns to start their scientific endeavours as well.
