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A Cooperative Relationship between Cyanobacteria and E.Coli for production of Biofuels

Collaborative Efforts

Advisers, iGEM Nevada Club Members, and Financial Supporters

Major Advisers: Dr. Christie Howard and Dr. David Shintani

-helped us by organizing weekly meetings

-provided feedback on proposed projects

-were available over the summer for help in the lab, developing assays, outlining cloning strategies, and other project related help

-set up individual meetings with us for help on our project

-wrote grants to Nevada INBRE (NIH) to help fund the iGEM registration and for travel

-both professors helped in proofreading of posters and wiki pages

-Dr. Howard helped out with the News Updates by interviewing us and proofreading our final drafts

Additional Advising: Dr. Patricia Ellison

-taught the iGEM assay group how to develop assays for analysis of alcohol

-attended meetings in the spring semester and gave feedback on project proposals

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-== Collaborative Efforts  ==
- Advisers, iGEM Nevada Club Members, and Financial Supporters
-Major Advisers: Dr. Christie Howard and Dr. David Shintani
--They helped us out by organizing meetings every week
--provided feedback on proposed projects
--both were available over the summer for help in the lab, developing assays, outlining cloning strategies, and other project related help
--they set up individual meetings with us for help on our project
--they wrote grants to Nevada INBRE (NIH) to help fund the iGEM registration and for travel
--both professors helped in proofreading of posters and wiki pages,
--Dr. Howard helped out with the News Updates by interviewing us and proofreading our final drafts.<p>
-<p>'''Additional Advising:''' Dr. Patricia Ellison
--Dr. Ellison taught the iGEM assay group how to develop assays for analysis of alcohol.
--Dr. Ellison attended meetings in the spring semester and gave us feedback on project proposals. <p>
-<p>'''An iGEM club was formed to help with fundraising.''
-'''President:''' Elaine Bersaba and iGEM Concert Organizer
+== Collaborative Efforts  ==
+ '''Advisers, iGEM Nevada Club Members, and Financial Supporters'''
-'''Co-President:''' Megan Tabor
+'''Major Advisers:''' Dr. Christie Howard and Dr. David Shintani<p>
+-helped us by organizing weekly meetings<br><br>
-'''Co-President:''' Sam Dugan
+-provided feedback on proposed projects<br><br>
+-were available over the summer for help in the lab, developing assays, outlining cloning strategies, and other project related help<br><br>
-'''Treasurer:''' Dafne Ordonez
+-set up individual meetings with us for help on our project <br><br>
+-wrote grants to Nevada INBRE (NIH) to help fund the iGEM registration and for travel<br><br>
-'''Fundraising Chairmen:''' Jovanna Casas and Lauren Thomas <p><p>
+-both professors helped in proofreading of posters and wiki pages<br><br>
+-Dr. Howard helped out with the News Updates by interviewing us and proofreading our final drafts<br><br>
-'''Sponsorship List of $500 or more:'''
-Mark Johnson, President of the University of Nevada, Reno
-CABNR (College of Agriculture Biotechnology and Natural Resources)
-The Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Department
-Nevada INBRE (Idea Network of Biomedical Research Excellence). The project described was supported by NIH Grant Number P20 RR-016464 from the INBRE Program of the National Center for Research Resources.
-Nevada EPSCOR undergraduate summer research program
-ASUN (Associated Students of the University of Nevada)
-Sparks Seventh-day Adventist Church
-Atlantis Casino Resort Spa
-Sunrise Rotary International, Reno NV
+'''Additional Advising:''' Dr. Patricia Ellison<br><br>
+-taught the iGEM assay group how to develop assays for analysis of alcohol<br><br>
+-attended meetings in the spring semester and gave feedback on project proposals<br><br>