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<p> Near the start of the summer the Aalto-Helsinki team got in touch with us and we arranged to chat over skype.  
 
<p> Near the start of the summer the Aalto-Helsinki team got in touch with us and we arranged to chat over skype.  
 
We described our projects to each other and discussed different methods for modelling enzyme kinetics.</p>
 
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Collaborations

SULSA Talks


In June SULSA (Scottish Universities Life Sciences Alliance) held a conference in Dundee and on the second day, the Scottish iGEM teams had the opportunity to present our project ideas to each other. This was our very first opportunity to pitch our project idea, and it was great to get some feedback from the Edinburgh and Glasgow team as well as find out about their projects.

UK Meet Up


The UK meet up was held by the University of Westminister’s iGEM team. The whole team travelled down to London for this event and presented our project. This was a nice practice before the big event in Boston and a fantastic experience. We chatted with familiar faces from Edinburgh and Glasgow and met some of the other teams from the rest of the UK.

Aalto-Helsinki


Near the start of the summer the Aalto-Helsinki team got in touch with us and we arranged to chat over skype. We described our projects to each other and discussed different methods for modelling enzyme kinetics.

Bielefeld-CeBiTec


We collaborated with team Bielefeld-CeBiTec who are also using the BioBrick BBa_K1058008, which is a chromate detector. However we are using the part in very different contexts and configurations. Team Bielefeld is using a chromate sensor to detect the contamination of drinking water, whereas we using it to detect traces of stainless steel. This opened the door for our collaboration. We shared our results and exchanged our constructs so that we could also test the other’s systems.

TAP pathway help??


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Surveys


We completed a survey by SDU-Denmark about antibody production and use of animals in research. We also answered Paris-Saclay’s survey about biosafety.