Date | 10thAugust 2016 |
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Time | From 15:00 |
Place | CBCB Level 2 Meeting Room |
Attendees | Kerry (chair), Jake (minutes), Emilija, Josh, Rupert, Ollie, Lauren |
Apologies | Kristina, Neil |
Previous Meeting | 3rdAugust 2016 |
Meeting Minutes
Presentation Feedback
- Give Ron Weiss credit on Powerpoint, his idea was not presented as fact, more of a discussion idea
- demonstrate the interface between electricity and genetics via electricity effect or something similar – activate sigma32
- Title for microbial fuel cell slide needs to read ‘Battery’ to maintain component theme
- Talk about breadboard before genetics explanation
- Add more text and images
- Remove first line of ethics section – jump straight to second part
- Can’t say ‘better’ way of doing things, say ‘great’
- Human practices – always for ‘the greater good’ – science becomes questioned when it’s for trivial use. State very clearly how sixth form day influenced physical designs and interactions
- Put Bielefield logo on microbial fuel cell slide
- Show all other components (constructs) after battery and bulb
- Use circuit diagrams (electronics) with zooming bubbles to illustrate how our components can be integrated
- Simulator slides – go for ambiguous rather than ‘gross’ – 100% will reject human brain idea, go for more ‘grey areas’, add more images/bullet points on these slides
Microfluidics
- Add in filter and UV LED to designs, and work out means of detecting light emission
- Talk to Ulrich Stimming about electrochemistry aspects
- Measure GFP/RFP emission in chambers using constitutive bacteria
Wiki
Lab notes need to be much more in depth and well organized – should be fixed by each subteam individually
FITC to be ordered for Interlab Study
Edinburgh collaboration – make sure they acknowledge our work on their wiki – adding metadata to our biobric
Track Selection – Selected ‘Foundational Advance’, Information Processing and New Application selected as alternatives