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Team:University College London/Notebook/Week11
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Notebook: Week 11
Preparations | Week 1 | Week 2 | Week 3 | Week 4 | Week 5 | Week 6 | Week 7 | Week 8 | Week 9 | Week 10 | Week 11 | Week 12 | Week 13 | Week 14 | Week 15 | Week 16
Aims of the Week
Create a top-notch presentation in time for iGEM day and our schools presentation. Put Aurelija's suite of models into simbiology. Finalise plans for the Ratheneua debate set-up via skype with Virgil. Meet Kimberly to discuss Beacon Bursary funding for DIY bio. Attend PCR training. Finally, end of week is the Zombie movie night!
Monday 20th August
UCL iGEM day! We presented to the UCL community! We received some excellent questions and were pleased to have Anthony Finkelstein, the Dean of the UCL Faculty of Engineering Sciences, and Saul Purton attend.
Tuesday 21st August
DIY Bio Yeping, Bethan and Philipp met Muki Hacklay to discuss assessing our human practices collaboration with the London Hackspace. The meeting was excellent, Muki recommended some good papers for analysing citizen science projects and suggested a couple people to contact.
Wednesday 22nd August
Presentation! We presented to the UCL Biosciences Summer School. We had to change our presentation to suit A level students, but it was very well received and they asked some great questions.
Thursday 23rd August
Human Practice - Rathenau Debate. Erin, Leonard and Martina spoke with Virgil to discuss the set-up for the Ratheneau debate. Erin is now starting to invite speakers for the debate to represent the different perspectives of the disaster scenario.
Human Practice - Beacon Bursary. Yeping, Bethan and Philipp met Kimberly to discuss how we will receive and use the Beacon Bursary for our collaboration with the London Hackspace.
Edinburgh skype - Bouran, Martina and Leonard skyped with Edinburgh.
Human Practice - Zombie movie night - Having become zombies ourselves, we watched a zombies film marathon at Rhiannon's.
Friday 24th August
Human Practice - Rathenau Debate- Yeping ordered the primers for the Hackspace-UCL workshop. Given our budget, we were restricted to ordering primers for only two genes. Nicholas and the other biohackers settled on two genes: anti-freeze and mercury reductase.
Saturday 25nd August
gemFM episode 3 released: NTNU Trondheim iGEM and Dr Alfred Nordmann .
