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* After assessment of all subjects we will concentrate and incorporate into the microbial fuel cell issue (cytochromes and nanowires are interesting starting points for synthetic biology). | * After assessment of all subjects we will concentrate and incorporate into the microbial fuel cell issue (cytochromes and nanowires are interesting starting points for synthetic biology). | ||
* We had a brief presentation at Merck KGaA head office in Darmstadt, together with the iGEM team 2012 concerning a possible sponsorship in 2013. | * We had a brief presentation at Merck KGaA head office in Darmstadt, together with the iGEM team 2012 concerning a possible sponsorship in 2013. | ||
| - | * Short presentation at Evonik Industries AG in Halle / Kuensebeck for a possible | + | * Short presentation at Evonik Industries AG in Halle / Kuensebeck for a possible further sponsorship of the iGEM team Bielefeld. |
| - | further sponsorship of the iGEM team Bielefeld. | + | |
* Deeper incorporation into the Fuel Cell topic with the following points: | * Deeper incorporation into the Fuel Cell topic with the following points: | ||
** Microbial Fuel Cell | ** Microbial Fuel Cell | ||
Revision as of 21:49, 19 September 2013
Prologue
January
- The team finding is over, iGEM-Team Bielefeld 2013 is complete (10 students, 8 studying molecular biotechnology and 2 genome-based system-biology, 3 bachelor students and 7 master students). We’ll have a great time with a lot of fun but also a lot of work is ahead.
- We have created our official german website igem-bielefeld.de
- We’ve designed our team logo 2013 with orange as our team color.
- In order to find enough financial supporters we’ve made a sponsorship portfolio.
February
- Manuel will be our social media manager.
- We are planning an iGEM weekend with the whole team for team finding and planning the project.
- Creating an inlet for the sponsorship portfolio with additional information for interested companies.
- Interesting brainstorming for the further topic selection, here are some of our ideas:
- Mercury detection
- Monolinoren (lindane) reduction / detection
- Polyurethane degradation by fungi
- Smog filter
- Complexing toxic gold ions
- Radiation / x-ray radiation: before-after proteomsensor
- Biocatalytic batteries, redox reactions in bacteria: Microbial Fuel Cells (Maybe Cell free systems)
- Bacteriorhodopsin, bacterial cell as data storage
- Heparin production by bacteria
- Scent bacteria
- A rapid test for fungal infections
- Mold filter
- Biological heating by microorganisms (Hummel heating) and warmers in biodegradable materials
- Plastic degradation by fungi with Polyurethanase
- Prevention of biofilm formation in different systems
March
- After assessment of all subjects we will concentrate and incorporate into the microbial fuel cell issue (cytochromes and nanowires are interesting starting points for synthetic biology).
- We had a brief presentation at Merck KGaA head office in Darmstadt, together with the iGEM team 2012 concerning a possible sponsorship in 2013.
- Short presentation at Evonik Industries AG in Halle / Kuensebeck for a possible further sponsorship of the iGEM team Bielefeld.
- Deeper incorporation into the Fuel Cell topic with the following points:
- Microbial Fuel Cell
- Enzymatic Fuel Cell
- Reversed Microbial Fuel Cell
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