Purdue 2006

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		+	* The general plan is to put multiple types of sugar of some sort in a printer cartridge and print it to some type of minimal media on paper. The ecoli will be engineered to respond to the sugars by showing a certain color depending on the sugar. This will be updated once we are further into our research.
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		+	== Project Details ==
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		+	* Just getting started to do the real stuff, so not much here yet; however, we do have our ecoli, but are just starting on some initial tests.
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		+	== Photo Area ==
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		+	* Don't have any yet, need some!
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		+	== Other ==
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		+	* Suggestions for this?

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Revision as of 22:28, 30 June 2006

Contents 1 Purdue University iGEM wiki. 2 Contact List 2.1 Graduate Advisors: 2.2 Undergraduate Students 3 Safety Training 4 Project Description 5 Project Details 6 Photo Area 7 Other

Purdue University iGEM wiki.

Contact List

Advisor:

• Dr. Rickus Rickus@ecn.purdue.edu
  
• Dr. Clase
  
• Dr. Mosier
  

Graduate Advisors:

• John Koehler jjkoehle@purdue.edu
  
• Jason Burbey jburbey@purdue.edu
  

Undergraduate Students

• John Schumm jschumm@purdue.edu
  
• Marianne Luu mluu@purdue.edu
  
• Dana Ziliak dziliak@purdue.edu
  
• Azeem Kapadia akapadia@purdue.edu
  
• Aaron Young ajyoung@purdue.edu
  
• Pierce Burch pburch@purdue.edu
  
• Piyush Bajaj pbajaj@purdue.edu
  

Safety Training

Have attended BMED saftey Training:

• Aaron Young
  
• John Koehler
  
• John Schumm
  
• Dana Ziliak
  
• Marianne Luu
  

Work in Lab and should have already compeleted safety training:

• Azzem Kapadia
  
• Piyush Bajaj
  

Shouldn't need safety training:

• Pierce Burch
  
• Jason Burbey
  

Project Description

• The general plan is to put multiple types of sugar of some sort in a printer cartridge and print it to some type of minimal media on paper. The ecoli will be engineered to respond to the sugars by showing a certain color depending on the sugar. This will be updated once we are further into our research.

Project Details

• Just getting started to do the real stuff, so not much here yet; however, we do have our ecoli, but are just starting on some initial tests.

Photo Area

• Don't have any yet, need some!

Other

• Suggestions for this?