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| + | <p>The <a href="https://2014.igem.org/Team:Wageningen_UR">BananaGuard</a> team from Wageningen organized a national iGEM conference on the 21st of June 2014 at which all participating iGEM teams in the Netherlands had the opportunity to meet each other, present their ideas and progress so far and receive constructive feedback on their project. Representatives of the <a href=http://www.rivm.nl/English"">Dutch Institute for Public Health and Environment</a> (RIVM) were also present and showed interest in the area of synthetic biology, which led to further collaboration with RIVM.</p> | ||
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Revision as of 08:20, 14 October 2014
iGEM The Netherlands
Team TU Eindhoven 2014 enjoyed participating in all the national meet ups organized in the Netherlands in 2014.
National iGEM meet up in Wageningen
The BananaGuard team from Wageningen organized a national iGEM conference on the 21st of June 2014 at which all participating iGEM teams in the Netherlands had the opportunity to meet each other, present their ideas and progress so far and receive constructive feedback on their project. Representatives of the Dutch Institute for Public Health and Environment (RIVM) were also present and showed interest in the area of synthetic biology, which led to further collaboration with RIVM.
test, while enjoying a a cup of coffee or tea.
mechanisms was given by Anke Boschman. The microfluidics part was
covered by Leroy Tan and Bram Somers explained some application
scenarios of our Click Coli system.
(ICMS) for providing us with a location for this great evening.
In our opinion the evening was quite successful and we are glad we could share our enthusiasm for synthetic biology with the community. We hope we have presented synthetic biology and our iGEM project in a way that was understandable to everyone present the evening of the 26th of September. If there are questions about the content of the lectures, please contact the presenters of the lectures.
