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| + | <p><b>October 4, 2017</b> | ||
| + | <b>Greece iGEM Team - Rachel</b> | ||
| + | We collaborated with the Greece iGEM team and answered two of their questionnaires to take part in their risk assessment and large-scale human practices campaign. In exchange, they assessed the risks of our project and the ethical, health and environmental consequences of it by filling out our survey. | ||
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| + | <b>Kingsborough Community College iGEM - Rachel</b> | ||
| + | The Kingsborough Community College team filled out our questionnaire for assessing the risks of our project, in addition to the ethical, health and environmental consequences of it. | ||
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| + | In return, we confirmed their data by analyzing the DNA samples they provided using a nanodrop machine. | ||
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| + | <b>Columbia iGEM Team - Esther</b> | ||
| + | We presented our project to the Columbia iGEM team at Columbia and vice versa. We collaborated by giving feedback to each other’s presentation and project. | ||
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| + | <b>HDSA Collaboration - Sohee</b> | ||
| + | We reached out to HDSA, Huntington’s Disease Society of America, to exchange resources and information about current research being done on the disease. We visited their office and presented information about our iGEM project and what approaches we took, and why we believed that it was the most efficient approach possible as of now. | ||
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| + | In return, HDSA gave helpful comments and questions pertaining to our laboratory methods, and how we would continue our research. They also presented us with current methods of research being conducted in laboratories as well as new technologies that were developed to facilitate such methods. | ||
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| + | <h3>HD RESOLUTION</h3> | ||
<p> hdresolutionigem@gmail.com | Phone: (347) 709-6167 </p> | <p> hdresolutionigem@gmail.com | Phone: (347) 709-6167 </p> | ||
Revision as of 02:39, 31 October 2017
Collaborations
October 4, 2017 Greece iGEM Team - Rachel We collaborated with the Greece iGEM team and answered two of their questionnaires to take part in their risk assessment and large-scale human practices campaign. In exchange, they assessed the risks of our project and the ethical, health and environmental consequences of it by filling out our survey. Kingsborough Community College iGEM - Rachel The Kingsborough Community College team filled out our questionnaire for assessing the risks of our project, in addition to the ethical, health and environmental consequences of it. In return, we confirmed their data by analyzing the DNA samples they provided using a nanodrop machine. Columbia iGEM Team - Esther We presented our project to the Columbia iGEM team at Columbia and vice versa. We collaborated by giving feedback to each other’s presentation and project. HDSA Collaboration - Sohee We reached out to HDSA, Huntington’s Disease Society of America, to exchange resources and information about current research being done on the disease. We visited their office and presented information about our iGEM project and what approaches we took, and why we believed that it was the most efficient approach possible as of now. In return, HDSA gave helpful comments and questions pertaining to our laboratory methods, and how we would continue our research. They also presented us with current methods of research being conducted in laboratories as well as new technologies that were developed to facilitate such methods.
HD RESOLUTION
hdresolutionigem@gmail.com | Phone: (347) 709-6167
