Our project could not have come so far without the help and support of our many sponsors. We thank them for choosing to sponsor our team and for believing in our project.
Thanks to Biorender, we were able to make fantastic designs that we used for communication around our project and for popularization of science!
The INSA Lyon Foundation helped us raise money through crowdfunding
After being interviewed by GenScript, they kindly provided us with an Amazon gift voucher, which we used to acquire materials for the Jamboree.
We were able to synthetize genes for free thanks to IDT.
Kubii provided us with free electronic material and a camera for the building of our prototype.
NEB provided us with free kits and material for the lab!
Promega supplied us with free kits and material that we used in the lab, to ensure the great quality of our construction.
SnapGene provided us with free licenses to better visualize our constructions in the lab!
inov3PT is the research entity of FN3PT, the French agricultural professionnal organization for potato seeds, that gathers and coordinates the activity of French certified producers of potato plants. They were a key sponsor for our team, as they quickly showed interest in our project, and as well as funding, helped show us how our tool could have an important application in agriculture.
bioMérieux SA is a French multinational biotechnology company who presents itself as a leader in the field of in vitro diagnostics. They are striving to reduce greenhouse gas emissions as part of their 2030 specific environmental targets. bioMérieux has provided strong financial and technical support in our project.
The Solidarity Fund for the development of student initiatives from the Lyon 1 University financially supports student initiatives (individual or associative). Thanks to them, who believed in our project, we were able to pay the iGEM registration fees.
We were lucky enough to receive the 2022 iGEM impact grant, alongside 89 other teams! We find their objective of “positively impacting the world, one local problem at a time” as being perfectly aligned with the issue our project is attempting to tackle. Thanks to this grant, we were able to pay for part of the iGEM registration fees!
The ABIL is the student association of the INSA Lyon Biosciences department. They support the students and make sure everyone feels at ease within their department. Thanks to their generous donation, we were able to pay part of the iGEM registration fees!
The CROUS supports and helps students in their daily lives throughout their studies. They strive to improve students’ living conditions. We would like to thank them for helping us in our project.
Expleo is a global engineering, technology and consulting service provider that partners with leading organizations to guide them through their business transformation, helping them achieve operational excellence and future-proof their businesses. As a responsible and diverse organization, Expleo is committed to doing business with integrity and working towards a more sustainable and secure society. Expleo boasts an extensive global footprint, powered by 15,000 highly-skilled experts delivering value in 30 countries.
Kubii is a company specialized in the distribution of D.I.Y-oriented computer and electronics hardware and components. They aim at making informatics, programming and DIY accessible to all. It is also the official distributor of Raspberry Pi and Micro:Bit products in France. Their generous donation helped us buy the last tickets to the Jamboree.
INSA Lyon is an engineering school where most of the students of our team study. The Biosciences department allowed us to stay after-hours so that we could work on our project. They also lent us material for our enzymology experiments.
MAP laboratories provided us with space and materials to conduct most of our experiments from January to October. We would also like to thank MTSB who provided us with material and the space to work on our experiments.
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