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| - | <p align="justify">We see Colisweeper as an original and novel tool to raise awareness and educate people about synthetic biology. We envision an application for which no biological background is necessary at all. To achieve this, one could set up a global web-based platform, where people from across the world could compete against each other. At the department of biosystems and engineering in Basel, we have a platform called openBIS available, that allows to connect to a | + | <p align="justify">We see Colisweeper as an original and novel tool to raise awareness and educate people about synthetic biology. We envision an application for which no biological background is necessary at all. To achieve this, one could set up a global web-based platform, where people from across the world could compete against each other. At the department of biosystems and engineering in Basel, we have a platform called openBIS available, that allows to connect to a cloning robot at our departement via remote control. This allows to play colisweeper using a video feedback from any point of the world. We plan to create a QR Code to access our website and application for smartphones and tablets to connect ot the openBIS platform and play colisweeper with the roboter against player from all around the world.</p> |
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Colisweeper as a worldwide interaction platform
We see Colisweeper as an original and novel tool to raise awareness and educate people about synthetic biology. We envision an application for which no biological background is necessary at all. To achieve this, one could set up a global web-based platform, where people from across the world could compete against each other. At the department of biosystems and engineering in Basel, we have a platform called openBIS available, that allows to connect to a cloning robot at our departement via remote control. This allows to play colisweeper using a video feedback from any point of the world. We plan to create a QR Code to access our website and application for smartphones and tablets to connect ot the openBIS platform and play colisweeper with the roboter against player from all around the world.
