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<p>The Molecular Interactions symposium on biotechnology, systems biology and synthetic biology took place from the 14th till the 16th of August in Berlin. It aims at inviting young scientists, graduate students and post-docs from all life science fields to discuss a large variety of topics and at the same time expand their network. The program consisted each day of rounds of speakers that worked in a certain fields of research, such as systems medicine, molecular forensics, systems biology and synthetic biosystems. | <p>The Molecular Interactions symposium on biotechnology, systems biology and synthetic biology took place from the 14th till the 16th of August in Berlin. It aims at inviting young scientists, graduate students and post-docs from all life science fields to discuss a large variety of topics and at the same time expand their network. The program consisted each day of rounds of speakers that worked in a certain fields of research, such as systems medicine, molecular forensics, systems biology and synthetic biosystems. | ||
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Besides the nice opportunity to meet and hear renowned scientists, we had the opportunity to present a poster on our iGEM research while enjoying a cold beer and a German pretzel. At the end of the second day all posters were hang together in one room and people could walk around and ask questions or discuss a poster’s content. This was a really nice chance for us to reflect our research and posters on an audience and receive feedback on it. We even had quite a good discussion about Gibson Assembly methods. To our surprise there were no other iGEM teams present to grasp this unique opportunity. | Besides the nice opportunity to meet and hear renowned scientists, we had the opportunity to present a poster on our iGEM research while enjoying a cold beer and a German pretzel. At the end of the second day all posters were hang together in one room and people could walk around and ask questions or discuss a poster’s content. This was a really nice chance for us to reflect our research and posters on an audience and receive feedback on it. We even had quite a good discussion about Gibson Assembly methods. To our surprise there were no other iGEM teams present to grasp this unique opportunity. | ||
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The midnight drives to and back from Berlin (including a stop at Dortmund airport to pick up Vincen) with 3 of our team members (Michiel, Emiel and Vincen) were quite tiring. However the awesome speakers, small dinner at the end of the first day with only our group and the ‘speakers dinner’ at the end of the second day completely totally made up for it. It was a great team-bonding experience. | The midnight drives to and back from Berlin (including a stop at Dortmund airport to pick up Vincen) with 3 of our team members (Michiel, Emiel and Vincen) were quite tiring. However the awesome speakers, small dinner at the end of the first day with only our group and the ‘speakers dinner’ at the end of the second day completely totally made up for it. It was a great team-bonding experience. | ||
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Poster presentation at Molecular Interactions Symposium
The Molecular Interactions symposium on biotechnology, systems biology and synthetic biology took place from the 14th till the 16th of August in Berlin. It aims at inviting young scientists, graduate students and post-docs from all life science fields to discuss a large variety of topics and at the same time expand their network. The program consisted each day of rounds of speakers that worked in a certain fields of research, such as systems medicine, molecular forensics, systems biology and synthetic biosystems.
Besides the nice opportunity to meet and hear renowned scientists, we had the opportunity to present a poster on our iGEM research while enjoying a cold beer and a German pretzel. At the end of the second day all posters were hang together in one room and people could walk around and ask questions or discuss a poster’s content. This was a really nice chance for us to reflect our research and posters on an audience and receive feedback on it. We even had quite a good discussion about Gibson Assembly methods. To our surprise there were no other iGEM teams present to grasp this unique opportunity.
The midnight drives to and back from Berlin (including a stop at Dortmund airport to pick up Vincen) with 3 of our team members (Michiel, Emiel and Vincen) were quite tiring. However the awesome speakers, small dinner at the end of the first day with only our group and the ‘speakers dinner’ at the end of the second day completely totally made up for it. It was a great team-bonding experience.
