Team:Gaston Day School

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Placement
The compound is placed in the water to detect the presence of nitrates.
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Contact
The sensor is makes contact with the nitrate.
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Reaction
When the sensor comes into contact with the nitrate it glows red to singal the nitrate's presence.
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Clearance of Guanidine
The device managing the clearance of guanidino compounds.
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Clearance of Phosphate
A Phosphate clearance and balance device.
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Time Regulation
Using oscillators to measure time, it enables detachment from the small intestine after a certain amount of time.
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GDS Spartans.

Team Participants

  • Sheran Hussain (THE founder-meister)
  • Brian Elgort (THE )
  • Alex Hall (THE bodyguard-meister)
  • Ryan Kane (THE quail-meister)
  • Lauren Toole (THE Toole-meister)
  • Rosemary Dunning (THE )
  • Ivana Chan (THE )
  • William Farmer (THE kayak-meister)
  • Will Rudisil (THE mad scientist-meister)
  • Daniel Thompson (THE )
  • Amir Feinberg (THE )


Advisors

  • Ms. Anne Byford
  • Dr. Ghulam Hussain
  • Dr. Alan Hartley


Who We Are:

We are a select group of dedicated students from Gaston Day. We have high school sophmores, juniors, and seniors on our team. This is the inaugural year of iGems at Gaston Day, and Gaston Day hosts the only high school team competing this year in the Western Hemisphere. Gaston Day School is a small, private school in the town of Gastonia, North Carolina. It was established in 1967. With recent expansions our school now hosts upwards of 550 students, ranging from pre-kindergarten to 12th grade.

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