This page is dedicated to everyone who supported our team and assisted us on our iGEM journey. We could not be more grateful to the researchers, educators, peers, and our community who have extended their support over the 2022 iGEM season.
| Idea Formation | Full Team |
| Literature Search | Full Team |
| Modeling | Grace Wang, Audrey Zeng |
| Experimental Protocols | Iris Yang, Audrey Zeng |
| Construct Design | Iris Yang, Zinia Khattar |
| Implementation Research | Aishani Vora, Vidhi Kulkarni |
| Collaborations | Full team, Team CCA_San_Diego, Team WVHS_SanDiego |
| Safety | Aishani Vora |
| Expert Consultations | Full Team |
| Social Media Management | Shefali Chaubey |
| Guidebook | Shefali Chaubey, Anya Sabhnani |
| Survey Design | Shefali Chaubey, Audrey Zeng |
| Survey Statistical Analysis | Andrea Wang, Audrey Zeng, Shefali Chaubey, Conner Feng, Shreena Dayal |
| Summer Camp | Full Team |
| Collaborations | Full team, Team CCA_San_Diego, Team WVHS_SanDiego |
| Wiki Design | Dishti Wadhwani, Grace Wang |
| Wiki Content | Full team |
| Promo Video | Full team |
| Team Logo Design | Audrey Zeng |
Dr. Yuan studies structural biology, protein science, and molecular virology at Scripps Research Translational Institute. He helped us with modeling, specifically with PyMol and molecular docking.
Dr. Pellett, Senior Director and Group Manager, Regulatory CMC at AstraZeneca, helped us go through our project ideas and discussed each with his pharmaceutical perspective and prior research on oxybenzone.
Dr. Levine works in the Department of Geography at San Diego State University. She has been tremedously helpful in helping us understand the current awareness of the community regarding oxybenzone and its harms.
Dr. Ling, a scientist at SyntheX, Inc., helped us understand the toxic effects of oxybenzone in coral reefs. She also helped to evaluate the novelty of our idea and its possible applications.