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| - | Illinois - Biomolecular fluorescence biosensor system: cell bases biosensor system | + | ''Illinois - Biomolecular fluorescence biosensor system: cell bases biosensor system'' |
| - | Ljubljana, Slovenia - Virotrap - A synthetic biology approach against HIV | + | ''Ljubljana, Slovenia - Virotrap - A synthetic biology approach against HIV'' |
| - | Ljubljana, Slovenia - Engineered Human cells - say no to sepsis | + | ''Ljubljana, Slovenia - Engineered Human cells - say no to sepsis'' |
===Tim Weenink=== | ===Tim Weenink=== | ||
| - | ESBS Strasbourg - Binary generation counting in Yeast | + | ''ESBS Strasbourg - Binary generation counting in Yeast'' |
| - | University of Ottowa - Puslegenerator in Yeast | + | ''University of Ottowa - Puslegenerator in Yeast'' |
| - | Calgary Wetware - Quorum coupled bacteriocin release (engineering a champion) | + | ''Calgary Wetware - Quorum coupled bacteriocin release (engineering a champion)'' |
==17th April 2009== | ==17th April 2009== | ||
| + | ===Tim Vos=== | ||
| + | ''MIT - Biogurt: A Sustainable and Savory Drug Delivery System'' | ||
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| + | ''Groningen - Conway’s Game of Life in real life'' | ||
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| + | ''UFreiburg - Modular Synthetic Receptor System'' | ||
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| + | ===Daniel=== | ||
| + | ''Harvard - bactricity'' | ||
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| + | ''ETH Zurich - Random walks towards the minimal genome'' | ||
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| + | ''Slovenia - Immunobricks'' | ||
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| + | ===Saeed=== | ||
| + | ''Caltech - Engenering multi-functional probiotic bacteria'' | ||
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| + | ''Heidelberg - Ecolicense to kill'' | ||
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| + | ''Valencia - Hot Yeast'' | ||
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Revision as of 05:23, 18 April 2009
Diary of the TU Delft team
25th March 2009
Dear diary, today we went over some general points, regarding the booking of the hotel in Boston and how we can take an extended vacation in the US after going to the Jamboree.
Yours in unity, TUD iGEM '09
7th April 2009
Dear diary, today we gave some presentations about iGEM projects of previous years. Some of them were pretty good (the Slovenian team of 2006 came up with the idea of making a sepsis-free cells, and the 2007 Slovenian team came up with ubiqiotinating methods against HIV infected cells) and some were just highly extensive with little concrete results (the 2008 Cambridge team attempt at making an artificial neuronal network for E.coli was not quite a success...) We also saw some 'cool' experiments (gladiator bacteria and generation marking in bacteria), but we still haven't found the project we want to work on. Nevertheless, we had some excitement about a project by a TU Delft Masters student working on a bacteria that can sense whether it is in an environment with low insulin concentration and produce insulin in response (could be a good diabetes treatment).
Yours in unity, TUD iGEM '09
Orr
Bologna - Ecoli.PROM: an Erasable and Programmable Genetic Memory with E. coli
Cambridge - iBrain: Foundations for an Artificial Nervous System using Self-Organizing Electrical Patterning
KULeuven - Dr. Coli, the bacterial drug delivery system
Sriram
Illinois - Biomolecular fluorescence biosensor system: cell bases biosensor system
Ljubljana, Slovenia - Virotrap - A synthetic biology approach against HIV
Ljubljana, Slovenia - Engineered Human cells - say no to sepsis
Tim Weenink
ESBS Strasbourg - Binary generation counting in Yeast
University of Ottowa - Puslegenerator in Yeast
Calgary Wetware - Quorum coupled bacteriocin release (engineering a champion)
17th April 2009
Tim Vos
MIT - Biogurt: A Sustainable and Savory Drug Delivery System
Groningen - Conway’s Game of Life in real life
UFreiburg - Modular Synthetic Receptor System
Daniel
Harvard - bactricity
ETH Zurich - Random walks towards the minimal genome
Slovenia - Immunobricks
Saeed
Caltech - Engenering multi-functional probiotic bacteria
Heidelberg - Ecolicense to kill
Valencia - Hot Yeast
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