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<div class="row"><p>Some of our team members attended the Midwestern Meetup to present our projects to four other teams across the Midwest. We discussed the details, applications, and the many problems that the teams were facing at the time. We tried to help where we could when speaking with some of the other teams. We spoke with the Iowa iGEM team about using superfolder GFP to get a quicker response time for their GFP that will help their project.
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<div class="row"><p>One of our team members went to Rose-Hulman and was shown around the lab and discussed some of the problems that were going with their project. They had also just finished the Interlab and some of the results were discussed then later compared with our data. During this time the Rose-Hulman team was making trading cards and they agreed to make one of our very own Mike the Microbe.
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<div class="row"><p>We spoke with Russell and Marcus of the NUS-iGEM about how they modeled their project and some tips for modeling our own. They gave us some of their techniques for creating a model using experimental data and spoke about the applications about our project.
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<div class="row"><p>We created a “Flat Stanley” called Mike the Microbe that we sent to the other iGEM teams as a social media outreach platform. We also created a friend for Mike called Chia the Chitinase. Chia has been released on the social media platforms and to other teams around the country.
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Revision as of 23:58, 7 October 2018

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USAFA

The United States Air Force Academy iGEM team also known as USAFA was very close with us this year seeing that we spent five weeks together by sharing a lab space. We also helped them with their Interlab and bounced other ideas we had off of them. Since they were a first-year team we helped them a lot with all of the new things that come with being a new iGEM team such as their Wiki and what iGEM was all about. Having a new iGEM team right there to talk to was a great experience for both of the teams because presenting and working with them for every aspect of the project.

The Midwestern Meetup

Some of our team members attended the Midwestern Meetup to present our projects to four other teams across the Midwest. We discussed the details, applications, and the many problems that the teams were facing at the time. We tried to help where we could when speaking with some of the other teams. We spoke with the Iowa iGEM team about using superfolder GFP to get a quicker response time for their GFP that will help their project.

Rose-Hulman

One of our team members went to Rose-Hulman and was shown around the lab and discussed some of the problems that were going with their project. They had also just finished the Interlab and some of the results were discussed then later compared with our data. During this time the Rose-Hulman team was making trading cards and they agreed to make one of our very own Mike the Microbe.

NUS-iGEM

We spoke with Russell and Marcus of the NUS-iGEM about how they modeled their project and some tips for modeling our own. They gave us some of their techniques for creating a model using experimental data and spoke about the applications about our project.

Mike the Microbe

We created a “Flat Stanley” called Mike the Microbe that we sent to the other iGEM teams as a social media outreach platform. We also created a friend for Mike called Chia the Chitinase. Chia has been released on the social media platforms and to other teams around the country.