Team:Uppsala/Collaborations
Collaborations and Outreach
In iGEM Uppsala we believe that collaboration is important part of our project and helping other teams and asking for help when we need it is as important as anything else. This year was no different. We collaborated with teams all around the world in our webinars and in postcard challenge. But we also had collaborations a bit closer to home. In June we took part in Nordic iGEM Conference (NIC) in Copenhagen. We also collaborated with other Swedish teams during our iGEM run. The biggest collaboration here was probably organizing a panel discussion with Stockholm team. But we also helped team Lund with their newly established team that is having their first run in 2017. Of course there is no way we could have done iGEM without receiving some help! Here we would like to thank all the teams from Sweden, Denmark and Finland for giving us constant insight and answering the burning questions we had. We had much better run thanks to them. And a special thank you to team Stockholm to helping us with clarifications around the InterLab study. Now let’s take a look at collaboration that we did this year a little bit more detail
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