ETH Zurich 2006
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Revision as of 23:25, 7 August 2006
→ half-adder idea → Meat Monitor idea
Marco, Alexandra, Arthur, Olga, Dimo, Marko, Robert,
Franz, Michael
Contents |
TODOs
- enter lab experience report to registry
Schedule
Available as Google Calendar: iGEM 2006 ETH Zurich
- Thu 20.7., 1700: kickoff meeting in CNB E 121
- 27.7.-3.8. 1st group phase
- Define project in more detail within two groups
Thu 27.7., 1700: meeting of entire group to share ideas
Thu 3.8., 1700: decision on final project - Until 20.8.
- Finalize DNA design, order it
- September,October
- Implement design (registry bio-bricks, ordered DNA)
- 23.10.
- Latest point to start getting our presentation going and to finish the iGEM wiki documentation
- 4./5.11.
- Jamboree in Boston
Particiants
- Michael Friedmann
- Dimo Brockhoff
- Franz Zürcher
- Olga Nikolayeva
- Alexandra Choutko
- Arthur Korn
- Robert Schütz
- Marco Terzer
- Marko Jovanovic
Information that's nice to have on the user page:
- discipline you're studying
- email adress
- instant messenger or webphone or whatever contact information
- photo (we want to make some at the meeting at 7/20)
Bear in mind that this stuff is all made public.
First Group Phase (July 20th - August 3rd)
We split up the whole group into two teams to come up with a more detailed "vision" for our design:
Group 1 Group 2 Michael Franz Dimo Alexandra Olga Robert Arthur Marco Marko
Next meeting of group 1: next Thursday (August 2) at 17:00 at Uni Irchel
Next meeting of group 2: next Monday (July 24) at 17:30 in ETH Hauptgebäude in front of the fontain
Project Ideas
During the first group phase, we mainly focuse on two designs
- the Meat Monitor (group 1) and
- the Half-adder including an application to pattern recognition (group 2).
Before, we had various different ideas, which can be found here.
