Team:Paris Bettencourt/Attributions

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Collaborations

The collaborations of our team this year was based on mutual exchange on containment, safety and human practices in general in the synthetic biology realm. Our lovely collaborators:

• iGEM Grenoble team:

  We helped Jerome and Nadia improve their safety sheet proposal for the parts registry, considering the content, layout, and its accessibility.

  Team members came to our debate, and were part of the adjudication pannel, they gave us detailed feedback at the end.

• iGEM UCL team:

  Bethan and Philipp came to Paris! We helped them set up meetings with researchers from [http://www.lapaillasse.org/ La Paillasse (DIY bio lab)] and [http://fabelier.org/ Fabelier (DIY tinkerers)] and offered them crash.

  Philipp kindly participated in the debate as part of the adjudication pannel, and Bethan brought an interesting perspective to the post-debate discussion.

• iGEM TUDelft team:

  They've kindly sent us two biobricks from the 2009 team: the [http://partsregistry.org/Part:BBa_K175041 I-SceI restriction enzyme] and the [http://partsregistry.org/Part:BBa_K175027 corresponding restriction site].

Responsibilities in the Team

All of the designs, constructs (unless stated otherwise) and experiments presented in this wiki were performed by the members of the 2012 Paris Bettencourt team. The advisors and instructors were providing feedback and advice, when needed. None of the subjects of this project are being studied or developed in the hosting lab.

All members of the team were following the development of the project as a whole. However, in order to be able to work on several modules simultaneously, we formed teams of 1 or 2 that were mainly responsible for each part.