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         <div class="text_intro"> The IGEM Bordeaux team is responsible for all the aspects of running the project. From the reflection of the subject,
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             to the writing of the protocols, setting them up, finding sponsors and promote our subject among a large and
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            The IGEM Bordeaux team is responsible for all the aspects of running the project. From the reflection of
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                    <h2 class="section-title">Lab Work</h2>
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                            <b>Yasmine Amrani</b>, supervised the lab work.
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                            <b>Arthur Grimaud</b> and
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                            <b>Sandro Papaïs</b> designed the experiments and the parts used for the lab work.
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                            <b>Sandro Papaïs</b>,
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                            <b>François Hebrard</b> and
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                            <b>Maëlle Allender</b>, accomplished the lab work by themselves. They also wrote their own experiment
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                            protocols with the help of
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                            <b>David Mauboules</b>. Finally,
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                            <b>Maëlle Allender </b> did the experiments regarding the chemistry part.</p>
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                        <h4>External Help</h4>
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                        <p>Thanks to the European Institute of Chemistry and Biology (IECB) and the Laboratory of Chemistry
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                            of Organic Polymers (LCPO) of Bordeaux for lending us their premises.
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                            <b>Denis Dupuy</b> and
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                            <b>Delphine Daguerre</b> who supervised our trainees for the lab work in the IECB and
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                            <b>Stéphane Grelier</b> and
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                            <b>Eric Virol</b> in the LCPO.
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                            <b>Florian Alonso (CRTCB - U1045)</b> and
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                            <b>Thierry Dakhli </b> for their help and advices to understand our mistakes and use them to carry
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                            out our progress.</p>
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                     <p>Yasmine Amrani, supervised the lab work. Arthur Grimaud and Sandro Papaïs designed the
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                         the lab work. Sandro Papaïs, François Hebrard and Maëlle Allender, accomplished the lab work by
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                        themselves. They also wrote
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                        their own experiment protocols with the help of David Mauboules. Finally, Maëlle Allender did
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                        <h2 class="section-title">Sponsoring</h2>
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                            <b>Thomas Favraud</b>,
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                            <b>Marguerite Batsale</b>,
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                            <b>Ines Baghou</b>, were responsible for finding sponsors and building application files.
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                            <b>Lorine Debande</b> has set up our crowdfunding campaign.</p>
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                        Organic Polymers (LCPO) of Bordeaux
 
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                        for lending us their premises. Denis Dupuy and Delphine Daguerre who supervised our trainees
 
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                        for the lab work in the IECB
 
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                        and Stéphane Grelier and Eric Virol in the LCPO. Florian Alonso and Thierry Dakhli for their
 
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                        <h4>Team</h4>
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                        <p>Our human practice work has been rich and diversified. Thus, we were all involved in some aspect
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                            of it.
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                            <br> Each conference has succeeded thanks to the coordination of all of us.
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                            <b>Marguerite Batsale</b>,
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                            <b>Thomas Favraud</b>,
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                            <b>Yasmine Amrani</b> and
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                            <b>Jean-Clément Gallardo</b> were greatly active for finding and inviting our speakers.
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                            <b>Frederic Jung</b> was responsible to find premises for hosting each event. They were diffused
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                            with posters and flyers designed by
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                            <b>Pierre Jacquet</b>,
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                            <b>Marguerite Batsale</b>,
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                            <b>Thomas Favraud</b>, and
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                            <b>Francois Hebrard </b>.
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                            <br>
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                            <br>The interviews to the Landes forest actors were carried out by
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                            <b>Marguerite Batsale </b>. The scientific workshops for children were designed by
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                            <b>Anaïs Labecot</b> and took place with the help of
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                            <b>Pierre Jacquet</b>,
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                            <b>Marguerite Batsale</b>,
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                            <b>David Mauboules</b>, and
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                            <b>Maëlle Allender</b>. The survey we have held came from an idea of
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                            <b>Yasmine Amrani</b> and
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                            <b>Lorine Debande.</b> It was thus designed and analyzed by
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                            <b>Ines Baghou</b>.</p>
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                        <h4>External Help</h4>
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                                    <b>Raphael Devillard</b>, University lecturer at the University of Bordeaux</li>
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                                    <b>Etienne Roux</b>, Associate professor of Physiology at the University of Bordeaux</li>
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                                <li>The Antony Mainguene Foundation</li>
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                                    <b>Patrice Binder</b>, Biosecurity Specialist and Expert</li>
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                                    <b>Ijsbrand Kramer</b>, Professor at the University of Bordeaux</li>
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                                    <b>Regis Pommier</b>, researcher in Civil and Environmental Engineering and passionate about
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                                    the Landes forest</li>
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                                    <b>Stephane Grelier</b>, University lecturer at the University of Bordeaux.</li>
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                                <i>They all took part to our events aiming to diffuse, talk, and exchange about Science. They
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                                    shared their knowledge and brought reflexions among their public.</i>
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                            <br>Our collaborative projects have involved the organization and the lodging of our collaborators.
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                            Beside the academic work to perform we had at heart to welcome them properly and make them a
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                            good time so they keep of this collab a good memory. To do this, thank you to
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                            <b>Jean-Clément Gallardo</b>,
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                            <b>Anaïs Labecot</b>,
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                            <b>Arthur Grimaud</b>,
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                            <b>Sandro Papaïs </b>,
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                            <b>Ines Baghou</b> and
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                            <b>David Mauboules</b>. They have been good for both working IGEM and having fun.</p>
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                    <p>Our human practice work has been rich and diversified. Thus, we were all involved in some aspect
 
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                        of it. Each conference has
 
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                        succeeded thanks to the coordination of all of us. Marguerite Batsale, Thomas Favraud, Yasmine
 
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                        Amrani and Jean-Clément Gallardo
 
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                        were greatly active for finding and inviting our speakers. Frederic Jung was responsible to
 
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                        find premises for hosting each
 
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                        event. They were diffused with posters and flyers designed by Pierre Jacquet, Marguerite
 
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                        Batsale, Thomas Favraud, and Francois
 
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                        Hebrard. The interviews to the Landes forest actors were carried out by Marguerite Batsale. The
 
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                        scientific workshops for
 
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                        children were designed by Anaïs Labecot and took place with the help of Pierre Jacquet,
 
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                        Marguerite Batsale, David Mauboules,
 
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                        and Maëlle Allender. The survey we have held came from an idea of Yasmine Amrani and Lorine
 
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                        Debande. It was thus designed
 
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                    <p>Raphael Devillard, University lecturer at the University of Bordeaux Etienne Roux, Associate
 
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Attributions

The IGEM Bordeaux team is responsible for all the aspects of running the project. From the reflection of the subject, to the writing of the protocols, setting them up, finding sponsors and promote our subject among a large and diversified public. We also carried out all the writing and and all the computer part of the development of the Wiki. The tasks were split as below:

Lab Work

Team

Yasmine Amrani, supervised the lab work. Arthur Grimaud and Sandro Papaïs designed the experiments and the parts used for the lab work. Sandro Papaïs, François Hebrard and Maëlle Allender, accomplished the lab work by themselves. They also wrote their own experiment protocols with the help of David Mauboules. Finally, Maëlle Allender did the experiments regarding the chemistry part.

External Help

Thanks to the European Institute of Chemistry and Biology (IECB) and the Laboratory of Chemistry of Organic Polymers (LCPO) of Bordeaux for lending us their premises. Denis Dupuy and Delphine Daguerre who supervised our trainees for the lab work in the IECB and Stéphane Grelier and Eric Virol in the LCPO. Florian Alonso (CRTCB - U1045) and Thierry Dakhli for their help and advices to understand our mistakes and use them to carry out our progress.

Sponsoring

Thomas Favraud, Marguerite Batsale, Ines Baghou, were responsible for finding sponsors and building application files. Lorine Debande has set up our crowdfunding campaign.

Human Practices

Team

Our human practice work has been rich and diversified. Thus, we were all involved in some aspect of it.

Each conference has succeeded thanks to the coordination of all of us. Marguerite Batsale, Thomas Favraud, Yasmine Amrani and Jean-Clément Gallardo were greatly active for finding and inviting our speakers. Frederic Jung was responsible to find premises for hosting each event. They were diffused with posters and flyers designed by Pierre Jacquet, Marguerite Batsale, Thomas Favraud, and Francois Hebrard .

The interviews to the Landes forest actors were carried out by Marguerite Batsale . The scientific workshops for children were designed by Anaïs Labecot and took place with the help of Pierre Jacquet, Marguerite Batsale, David Mauboules, and Maëlle Allender. The survey we have held came from an idea of Yasmine Amrani and Lorine Debande. It was thus designed and analyzed by Ines Baghou.

External Help

  • Raphael Devillard, University lecturer at the University of Bordeaux
  • Etienne Roux, Associate professor of Physiology at the University of Bordeaux
  • The Antony Mainguene Foundation
  • Patrice Binder, Biosecurity Specialist and Expert
  • Ijsbrand Kramer, Professor at the University of Bordeaux
  • Regis Pommier, researcher in Civil and Environmental Engineering and passionate about the Landes forest
  • Stephane Grelier, University lecturer at the University of Bordeaux.


They all took part to our events aiming to diffuse, talk, and exchange about Science. They shared their knowledge and brought reflexions among their public.

Collaborations


Our collaborative projects have involved the organization and the lodging of our collaborators. Beside the academic work to perform we had at heart to welcome them properly and make them a good time so they keep of this collab a good memory. To do this, thank you to Jean-Clément Gallardo, Anaïs Labecot, Arthur Grimaud, Sandro Papaïs , Ines Baghou and David Mauboules. They have been good for both working IGEM and having fun.

Meetups


The meetups are important events for the team. It permits to build a network, exchange with other igemers, training for presentations and finally increase our visibility. Most of them were far from our hometown but some of us took the time to travel to it. Yasmine Amrani, Lorine Debande, Jean-Clément Gallardo, Anaïs Labecot, François Hebrard , Estelles Lesbros and David Mauboules did their best to proudly represent our team abroad.

Communication

Communication is essential for the visibility and the credibility of the team. Ines Baghou was in charge to manage our Facebook page and Twitter account, helped along with Estelle Lebros. Lorine Debande designed our booklet used for finding sponsors by presenting us in a good form. To complete this task she also designed business cards to spread all around.

Wiki

Each of us had a specific chapter to write, therefore we were all involved in the writing of the Wiki. The video clip presentation of our supervisor was filmed by Sandro Papais and animated by Yasmine Amrani. The computer building part was managed by Pierre Jacquet and Sebastien Goncalves Claro. Pierre Jacquet designed a new logo used to represents the team.

Giant Jamboree Organization

Marguerite Batsale set the organization of the traveling to Boston which includes flight estimates and reservations, and housing. Helped by Arthur Grimaud she also took care of the registration of the team, and of each member of the team.

IGEM teams ❤

  • IGEM Munich
  • IGEM Leiden
  • IGEM Aix-Marseille
  • IGEM Pasteur: For organizing and inviting us to their meetup, during which we met who became later our friends and collaborators
  • IGEM Groningen who came all its way from the Netherlands to bring us their skills in chemistry. It has resulted in a very rich IGEM collaboration.
  • IGEM Sorbonne who invited us to take part to their conference in Sustainable Development.
  • IGEM Toulouse who brought us in Bordeaux some lab materials to enrich our experiments.
  • IGEM Le Caire who took part of our first conference by presenting their project in videoconference.

Fundings

  • The Excellence Initiative of the University of Bordeaux (IDEX)
  • The Solidarity and Development Fund of Student Initiatives (FSDIE)
  • The French embassy to the United-States
  • The Synthetic Biology community in Bordeaux
  • All the donors to our crowdfunding campaign: They all trusted in our project and our ambitions, their financial help permitted us to cover all the expenses generate by the competition. There is no way we could make it to Boston without them.

Personal Acknowledgements

We thank Denis Dupuy who is on the initiative of the IGEM project at the University of Bordeaux.

We thank the University of Bordeaux who lend us their premises to organize our events.

Again, we thank to the IECB where all the members of the team could regularly meet to exchange about the conduct of our project.

Last, we would like to warmly thanks all the people who trusted in our project and encouraged us to pursue. They are friends, family, colleagues, teachers, or even unknown, and they are all precious to us !