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| + | = Blog #21 - iGEM Meetup Last Weekend - A Great Success! = |
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| + | by [[User:Nbailly|Nina]] 09:27, 16 September 2014 (CDT) |
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| - | = Blog #20 - Won a gene synthesis from Eurofins =
| + | Last weekend, six iGEM teams from all over Germany – namely Braunschweig, Darmstadt, Bielefeld, Tübingen, Freiburg and Munich – met with our team in Aachen. |
| - | by [[User:Mosthege|Michael]] 03:25, 18 July 2014 (CDT)
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| - | Two weeks ago we had an email in our inbox that made us very happy: We had won a gene synthesis from [http://eurofinsgenomics.eu/en/eurofins-genomics/corporate-information/deals-promotions/igem-sponsorship.aspx Eurofins Genomics]!
| + | The weekend started with a welcome ceremony for all iGEM teams in the Couven hall on our RWTH campus. After our Jeopardy battle, the teams from Bielefeld, Darmstand, Braunschweig, Tübingen, Munich and Aachen presented their project ideas in 15-minute talks to the public audience. [https://2014.igem.org/Team:Aachen/Blog/14-09-16-01 Read more...] |
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| - | On Wednesday, we were then visited by Ms. Blumstein who handed us the voucher. Then we took this beautiful photo:
| + | For a German version of this blog entry, please click [https://2014.igem.org/Team:Aachen/Blog/14-09-16-02 here]. |
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| - | = Blog #19 - Open Hardware at the Maker Faire Hannover = | + | = Blog #20 - Won a gene synthesis from Eurofins = |
| - | [[User:Mosthege|Michael]] 03:55, 6 July 2014 (CDT) | + | by [[User:Mosthege|Michael]] 03:25, 18 July 2014 (CDT) |
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| - | This weekend [[User:fgohr|Florian]], [[User:R.hanke|René]] and [[User:mosthege|Michael]] joined [[User:Ansgar|Ansgar]] on a trip to the [http://makerfairehannover.com/ Maker Faire Hannover 2014].
| + | Two weeks ago we had an email in our inbox that made us very happy: We had won a gene synthesis from [http://eurofinsgenomics.eu/en/eurofins-genomics/corporate-information/deals-promotions/igem-sponsorship.aspx Eurofins Genomics]! |
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| - | The Maker Faire is an exhibition with things that people built on their own using readily available tools. Dozens of 3D printers and microcontrollers can be examined and there are a lot of devices visitors can interact with.
| + | On Wednesday, we were then visited by Ms. Blumstein who handed us the voucher. Then we took this beautiful photo: |
| - | Apart from the fire-spitting dragon, our OD and fluorescence measurement devices attracted a lot of attention. We spoke with hundreds of visitors and had a lot of interesting conversations.
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| - | Saturday evening, Carsten Ludwig from the [[Team:Braunschweig|iGEM Team Braunschweig]] visited us. We showed him the most fascinating stands and afterwards went to the city to walk the [http://www.roterfaden-hannover.de/ ''Red Thread of Hannover''], a track going past 36 very central tourist attractions as e.g. the roofless church:
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| - | On this quick sightseeing trip we took a nice [[Media:Aachen_MakerFairePanorama.jpg|panorama of the ''Aegidienkirche'']].
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| - | When the #NEDCRC soccer game started, we settled for some hamburgers, fermentation broth and exchanged funny stories about our lab experience.
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| - | On Saturday the run on our stand had been so enormous that we had to improvise and print new flyers at our hostel for Sunday, the second and last day of the fair. Just like the day before, a lot of people showed interest in our stand and especially René passionately demonstrated our devices and informed about synthetic biology as well as our project "Cellock Holmes".
| + | = Blog #19 - Noneffective Antibiotics (Part III): Have the Pharma Giants Lost The Race?= |
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| - | At about midday, Manuel, advisor of [[Team:Bielefeld-CeBiTec|Team Bielefeld]], visited us and got to experience our measurement device too.
| + | By [[User:NBailly|NBailly]] 15:39, July 15 2014 (CDT) |
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| - | When we left Hannover Monday morning, we decided to stop by in Bielefeld to meet the rest of their team. This way they too got to test our OD and fluorescence measurement device and we got to eat some ''delicious'' ribes cake :)
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| | + | <html>It is not the big pharma companies that will develop the desperately needed new generation of antibiotics that can even cope with multi-resistant bacteria such as MRSA. Instead, some smaller companies who never gave up researching this field are now future market leaders. As the German business news magazine <a href="http://www.wiwo.de/technologie/forschung/wirkungslose-antibiotika-krankenhaeuser-als-sammelbecken-von-multiresistenten-keimen/10076108-2.html">Wirtschaftswoche</a> reported this June, it is companies like the British-Swedish Astra Zeneca or Hoffmann-La Roche spin off Basilea that are now in a leading position.</html> |
| | + | [https://2014.igem.org/Team:Aachen/Blog/14-07-15-01 Read more...] |
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| - | Five hours later, we left the Bielefeld team to eat some incredibly spicy pizza and continue our journey back home to Aachen. On the Autobahn we took the time to write down all experiences and things we learned to share them with our team in the coming days.
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| - | '''tl;dr:''' We had an awesome trip to the Maker Faire Hannover, presented our devices to hundreds of people and met the teams Braunschweig and Bielefeld.
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| + | = Blog #18 - Noneffective Antibiotics (Part II): Hospitals as Receptacles for Multi-Resistant Pathogens = |
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| + | By [[User:NBailly|NBailly]] 17:21, July 14 2014 (CDT) |
| - | '''If you like to see more about our weekend have a look at the following gallery =)'''
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| + | < html> In their article <a href=" http:// www. wiwo. de/ technologie/ forschung/ wirkungslose- antibiotika- krankenhaeuser- als- sammelbecken- von- multiresistenten- keimen/ 10076108- 2. html"> Noneffective Antibiotics</a> published in June, the German business news magazine Wirtschaftswoche explains it as follows: Antibiotics are the natural weapon of molds or soil microbes against competing bacterial growth. These bacteria under siege in turn counterattack with resistances: attack and defense – the natural course of evolution. Thus it was only natural, too, that since the first human use of penicillin and co. , pathogens have developed strategies in order to escape the antibiotics’ effect albeit these drugs are quite insidious weapons.</ html> [https://2014.igem.org/Team: Aachen/ Blog/ 14- 07- 14- 01 Read more... ] |
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| - | = Blog #18 - iGEM team at RWTH Open House = | + | = Blog #17 - Open Hardware at the Maker Faire Hannover = |
| - | By [[User:NBailly|NBailly]] 15:22, June 29 2014 (CDT)
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| - | <html>Yesterday, RWTH organized an <a href="http://www.rwth-aachen.de/cms/root/Studium/Vor_dem_Studium/Liste/~tfg/ErstInfoTag-Entdecke-die-Welt-des-Studi/">open house</a> for students from ages 14 to 16. Different departments, institutes and student councils presented exhibits, latest research projects, and the many programs they offer. Students could actively try out science and research in prepared experiments at each stand. Various groups of student representatives also offered first hand advice to students with respect to what to study and when and where to collect information. In presentations about the different fields of studies, students gained first insights into the world of academic professions and other career perspectives.</html>
| + | This weekend [[User:fgohr|Florian]], [[User:R.hanke|René]] and [[User:mosthege|Michael]] joined [[User:Ansgar|Ansgar]] on a trip to the [http://makerfairehannover.com/ Maker Faire Hannover 2014]. |
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| | + | Apart from the fire-spitting dragon, our OD and fluorescence measurement devices attracted a lot of attention. We spoke with hundreds of visitors and had a lot of interesting conversations. [https://2014.igem.org/Team:Aachen/Blog/14-07-06-01 Read more...] |
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| - | Our iGEM team, too, supported the bioscience department with our own stand. We presented a prototype of our measurement device <em>Cellock Holmes</em> that students could use to measure the fluorescence of different riboflavin solutions. Apart from giving general advice as university students to high school students, Nina and Florian explained students how they can get involved in research outside of a specific university program.
| + | = Blog #16 - iGEM team at RWTH Open House = |
| | + | By [[User:NBailly|NBailly]] 15:22, June 29 2014 (CDT) |
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| - | = Blog #17 - Noneffective Antibiotics (Part III): Companies are Looking for Microbiologists =
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| - | By [[User:NBailly|NBailly]] 15:39, June 25 2014 (CDT)
| + | <html>Yesterday, RWTH organized an <a href="http://www.rwth-aachen.de/cms/root/Studium/Vor_dem_Studium/Liste/~tfg/ErstInfoTag-Entdecke-die-Welt-des-Studi/">open house</a> for students from ages 14 to 16. Different departments, institutes and student councils presented exhibits, latest research projects, and the many programs they offer. Students could actively try out science and research in prepared experiments at each stand. Various groups of student representatives also offered first hand advice to students with respect to what to study and when and where to collect information. In presentations about the different fields of studies, students gained first insights into the world of academic professions and other career perspectives.</html> [https://2014.igem.org/Team:Aachen/Blog/14-06-29-01 Read more...] |
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| | By [[User:NBailly|NBailly]] 17:06, June 23 2014 (CDT) | | By [[User:NBailly|NBailly]] 17:06, June 23 2014 (CDT) |
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| | + | <html>Are we soon going to be dying of pneumonia again? It is almost unimaginable, but the danger that our antibiotics will soon fail against plagues thought to be conquered a long time ago, is eminent. In fact, the situation has grown very acute. The all-purpose weapon antibiotic is on the verge of losing its vigor since many pathogens, such as the pneumonia causing bacterium <i>Pseudomonas aeruginosa</i> , have become resistant. Experts of the World Health Organization (WHO) have already raised a loud alarm: In their recently published first <a href="http://www.who.int/drugresistance/documents/surveillancereport/en/" title="WHO Antimicrobial resistance: global report on surveillance 2014" target="_blank">global resistance report</a>, they are drawing a rather apocalyptic picture. If nothing is done, doctors soon might not be able to do anything but stand helplessly next to their patients while they are dying from nowadays easily curable diseases or even smallest wound infections.</html> [https://2014.igem.org/Team:Aachen/Blog/14-06-23-01 Read more...] |
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| | By [[User:NBailly|NBailly]] 21:11, June 12 2014 (CDT) | | By [[User:NBailly|NBailly]] 21:11, June 12 2014 (CDT) |
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| | By [[User:NBailly|NBailly]] 16:32, June 05 2014 (CDT) | | By [[User:NBailly|NBailly]] 16:32, June 05 2014 (CDT) |
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| - | Today Nina and Arne discussed last class's experiment. Arne explained to the students the meaning behind the values measured, and how the students can use the value to determine the concentration of riboflavin in their vanilla pudding samples. | + | Today [[User:NBailly|Nina]] and [[User:AZimmermann|Arne]] discussed last class's experiment. Arne explained to the students the meaning behind the values measured, and how the students can use the value to determine the concentration of riboflavin in their vanilla pudding samples. [https://2014.igem.org/Team:Aachen/Blog/14-06-05-01 Read more...] |
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| | By [[User:NBailly|NBailly]] 16:16, June 02 2014 (CDT) | | By [[User:NBailly|NBailly]] 16:16, June 02 2014 (CDT) |
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| | + | Not even a century ago, the discovery of antibiotics caused a decisive turn for the better in the millennia-long battle against infectious diseases. But while many already saw pathogenic agents eradicated and a golden age of medicine seemed within reach, we have now however reached an abyss: a dramatic relapse into a world looms ahead, where microorganisms are again rulers over life and death. |
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| + | The threat emanating from the increasing antibiotic resistances is existential—for every one of us, as well as the countries and society itself. That the world community unites in a supranational board in order to face the latter, suggests itself. However, as alluring as the vision of an intergovernmental panel on antimicrobial resistance may be, as evoked by Mark Woolhouse and Jeremy Farrar (authors of the Nature article "Policy: An intergovernmental panel on antimicrobial resistance", published May 2014), this thought is gravely mistaken. [https://2014.igem.org/Team:Aachen/Blog/14-05-31-01 Read more...] |
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| | By [[User:NBailly|NBailly]] 16:05, May 26 2014 (CDT) | | By [[User:NBailly|NBailly]] 16:05, May 26 2014 (CDT) |
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| | By [[User:NBailly|NBailly]] 16:00, May 22 2014 (CDT) | | By [[User:NBailly|NBailly]] 16:00, May 22 2014 (CDT) |
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| | Since our last visit, the student of the biology-chemistry course at Kaiser-Karl-Gymnasium in Aachen have been busy studying the basics of protein biosynthesis and the "lock and key" model. Now the 9th graders are prepared to have a closer look at synthetic biology and our project. | | Since our last visit, the student of the biology-chemistry course at Kaiser-Karl-Gymnasium in Aachen have been busy studying the basics of protein biosynthesis and the "lock and key" model. Now the 9th graders are prepared to have a closer look at synthetic biology and our project. |
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| | By [[User:AZimmermann|AZimmermann]] 16:02, May 12 2014 (CDT) | | By [[User:AZimmermann|AZimmermann]] 16:02, May 12 2014 (CDT) |
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| | By [[User:AZimmermann|AZimmermann]] 11:00, May 4 2014 (CDT) | | By [[User:AZimmermann|AZimmermann]] 11:00, May 4 2014 (CDT) |
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| - | we are more than happy to finally be able to announce that our application has been finally approved by the iGEM headquarters. Now nothing will stand between us and our journey towards the giant Jamboree at the end of October! | + | we are more than happy to finally be able to announce that our application has been finally approved by the iGEM headquarters. Now nothing will stand between us and our journey towards the giant Jamboree at the end of October! |
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| | = Blog #1 - The opening = | | = Blog #1 - The opening = |
| | By [[User:AZimmermann|AZimmermann]] 10:31, April 24 2014 (CDT) | | By [[User:AZimmermann|AZimmermann]] 10:31, April 24 2014 (CDT) |
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| | Hello everyone, | | Hello everyone, |
| | the iGEM competition has officially started and we are taking part! | | the iGEM competition has officially started and we are taking part! |
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