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| - | ===Our Human Practice===
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| - | In terms of “human practice” the iGEM Team Göttingen invited for a panel discussion.
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| - | At the 12th of June 2013 the historical observatory in Göttingen was the perfect scenery to present our project “The beast and its Achilles heel: A novel target to fight multi-resistant pathogenic bacteria” and of course to discuss urgent topics like the origin, development and fighting of multi-resistant bacteria as well as gene technology.
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| - | After a brief introduction concerning the iGEM competition itself followed by the general description of our project we reconciled to the actual panel discussion.
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| - | Therefore we were honored to introduce the following guests:
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| - | Dr. David Wurbs from our head sponsor, the KWS Saat AG in Einbeck
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