Team:Groningen/outreach/indiansummer

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Indian Summer is a dance festival organized in Alkmaar the Netherlands.
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The crowd that attends this festival is really diverse, from all age categories.
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The festival centres around 5 big stages that all play different kinds of music.
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however on the festival grounds there are many different things to see and do.
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One of these is a big science dome, which housed people from many different universities as well as some companies.
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Indian Summer is a dance festival organized in Alkmaar, The Netherlands. The festival centers around 5 big stages that all play different kinds of music. However, except for music, there is are many different things to do, one of them being a big science dome.
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In this dome there were many different stands all presenting cutting edge research, package in a accessible way.
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<h2>What were we doing there</h2>
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Most of the stands were centred around sustainability, we were there to talk about synthetic biology of course.
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People from different universities across The Netherlands and from some companies where present in the science dome. presenting cutting edge research that was packed in an accessible way. Most of the stands were centerd around sustainability.
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In order to get people to notice our stand we displayed bacterial paintings. The were agar plates on which bacteria of different colours were plated. After about 2 days of growing the bacteria colonies formed a nice patterns.
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We had six painting, of 50 by 50 cm, in total, all displaying different iconic scene's.
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As an iGEM team we worked together with Sciencelinx to promote synthetic biology.
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In order to get people to notice our stand we displayed bacterial paintings. The paintings were agar plates on which bacteria of different colours were plated. After about 2 days of growing, the bacteria colonies formed nice patterns.
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We had six painting, of 50 by 50 cm, all displaying different iconic scene's.
Scene's like the province of Groningen and even the iGEM logo.
Scene's like the province of Groningen and even the iGEM logo.
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<h2>What was the reception</h2>
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These paintings were used as a conversation starter to talk about synthetic biology, in general its principles and applications.
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The paintings were used as a conversation starter to talk about synthetic biology, in general its principles and applications.
People were really interested each time the topic of the iGEM competition came up.
People were really interested each time the topic of the iGEM competition came up.
The mention of previous year projects like the hydrophobic biofilm and the food warden were really inspiring to people.
The mention of previous year projects like the hydrophobic biofilm and the food warden were really inspiring to people.
In general people were very interested in what we were doing, and posted a lot of questions.
In general people were very interested in what we were doing, and posted a lot of questions.
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Latest revision as of 00:04, 5 October 2013

Indian Summer

Indian Summer is a dance festival organized in Alkmaar, The Netherlands. The festival centers around 5 big stages that all play different kinds of music. However, except for music, there is are many different things to do, one of them being a big science dome.

People from different universities across The Netherlands and from some companies where present in the science dome. presenting cutting edge research that was packed in an accessible way. Most of the stands were centerd around sustainability.

As an iGEM team we worked together with Sciencelinx to promote synthetic biology. In order to get people to notice our stand we displayed bacterial paintings. The paintings were agar plates on which bacteria of different colours were plated. After about 2 days of growing, the bacteria colonies formed nice patterns. We had six painting, of 50 by 50 cm, all displaying different iconic scene's. Scene's like the province of Groningen and even the iGEM logo.

The paintings were used as a conversation starter to talk about synthetic biology, in general its principles and applications. People were really interested each time the topic of the iGEM competition came up. The mention of previous year projects like the hydrophobic biofilm and the food warden were really inspiring to people. In general people were very interested in what we were doing, and posted a lot of questions.


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