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<p class="space20"><div align="justify"><span style ="font-family:Courier New">During the summer, we collaborated with other teams.</p> | <p class="space20"><div align="justify"><span style ="font-family:Courier New">During the summer, we collaborated with other teams.</p> | ||
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| − | - The first exchange was with the UI_Indonesian Team. We sent to them our survey and they went to Indonesian streets to ask people about chewing gum and synthetic biology. We also did their survey.<a href="https://2015.igem.org/Team:Bordeaux"> Ho a wild wiki appear!!!</a> </p> | + | - The first exchange was with the UI_Indonesian Team. We sent to them our survey and they went to Indonesian streets to ask people about chewing gum and synthetic biology. We also did their survey.<a href="https://2015.igem.org/Team:Bordeaux"> Ho a wild wiki appear!!!</a> </p></div> |
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| − | - Our team participated to the “Meetup France”. In addition to our team, five IGEM teams went to Bordeaux: Paris Saclay, Paris Pasteur, Toulouse, EPFL from Switzerland and KU Leuven from Belgium. This meetup was organized by the team of Bordeaux.<a href="https://2015.igem.org/Team:Bordeaux"> Catch them here!!</a></p> | + | - Our team participated to the “Meetup France”. In addition to our team, five IGEM teams went to Bordeaux: Paris Saclay, Paris Pasteur, Toulouse, EPFL from Switzerland and KU Leuven from Belgium. This meetup was organized by the team of Bordeaux.<a href="https://2015.igem.org/Team:Bordeaux"> Catch them here!!</a></p></div> |
<p><div align="justify"><span style ="font-family:Courier New">We participated at several activities:</p> | <p><div align="justify"><span style ="font-family:Courier New">We participated at several activities:</p> | ||
| − | <p><div align="justify"><span style ="font-family:Courier New">A discussion about biosafety organized by the iGEM team from Paris Saclay. They suggested us to expose our biosafety methods.</p> | + | <p><div align="justify"><span style ="font-family:Courier New">A discussion about biosafety organized by the iGEM team from Paris Saclay. They suggested us to expose our biosafety methods.</p></div> |
| − | <p><div align="justify"><span style ="font-family:Courier New">A debate concerning plastic pollution organized by the iGEM team from Paris Pasteur.</p> | + | <p><div align="justify"><span style ="font-family:Courier New">A debate concerning plastic pollution organized by the iGEM team from Paris Pasteur.</p></div> |
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| − | - We initiated collaboration with a team from Brasil: the Brasil-USP. They worked on a similar project: the degradation of tyre (made of latex). We planned to exchange with them. In details, we wanted to test their enzyme on our polymers, which are their raw materials, and they did our enzymatic modelling. Unfortunately both teams had problems with enzyme purification. So bad luck, our collaboration did not work!<a href="https://2015.igem.org/Team:Brasil-USP"> There is a little wiki hiding right here!</a> | + | - We initiated collaboration with a team from Brasil: the Brasil-USP. They worked on a similar project: the degradation of tyre (made of latex). We planned to exchange with them. In details, we wanted to test their enzyme on our polymers, which are their raw materials, and they did our enzymatic modelling. Unfortunately both teams had problems with enzyme purification. So bad luck, our collaboration did not work!<a href="https://2015.igem.org/Team:Brasil-USP"> There is a little wiki hiding right here!</a></div> |
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| − | - We also participated to the newsletter done by the Amoy iGEM team from China<a href="https://2015.igem.org/Team:Amoy"> Here are our chinese friends!</a> | + | - We also participated to the newsletter done by the Amoy iGEM team from China<a href="https://2015.igem.org/Team:Amoy"> Here are our chinese friends!</a></div> |
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Revision as of 07:13, 18 September 2015
Collaborations
What we did for others
During the summer, we collaborated with other teams.
- The first exchange was with the UI_Indonesian Team. We sent to them our survey and they went to Indonesian streets to ask people about chewing gum and synthetic biology. We also did their survey. Ho a wild wiki appear!!!
- Our team participated to the “Meetup France”. In addition to our team, five IGEM teams went to Bordeaux: Paris Saclay, Paris Pasteur, Toulouse, EPFL from Switzerland and KU Leuven from Belgium. This meetup was organized by the team of Bordeaux. Catch them here!!
We participated at several activities:
A discussion about biosafety organized by the iGEM team from Paris Saclay. They suggested us to expose our biosafety methods.
A debate concerning plastic pollution organized by the iGEM team from Paris Pasteur.
- We initiated collaboration with a team from Brasil: the Brasil-USP. They worked on a similar project: the degradation of tyre (made of latex). We planned to exchange with them. In details, we wanted to test their enzyme on our polymers, which are their raw materials, and they did our enzymatic modelling. Unfortunately both teams had problems with enzyme purification. So bad luck, our collaboration did not work! There is a little wiki hiding right here!
- We also participated to the newsletter done by the Amoy iGEM team from China Here are our chinese friends!
Here a little group picture of the France meetup ![](http://i.imgur.com/Ih2CvHQ.jpg")
What others did for us
We've set up a survey competition between all IGEM teams. According to the number of completed surveys, we've awarded medals:
- - between 5 to 15 surveys, a bronze medal
- - between 15 to 30 surveys, a silver medal
- - more than 30 surveys, a gold medal!
