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+ | <p>This page gives a sense of the chronology of our lab | ||
+ | work from late May 2015 onwards, based on our Experimental | ||
+ | Task List lab tracking system, which you can read about | ||
+ | <a href= | ||
+ | "http://igem.uwaterloo.ca/2015/07/17/5-tools-to-keep-your-igem-team-organized/"> | ||
+ | here</a>. Click on a day to see the experimental tasks | ||
+ | completed. A similar sense of modelling chronology can be | ||
+ | found in our <a href= | ||
+ | "https://github.com/igem-waterloo/uwaterloo-igem-2015/graphs/contributors"> | ||
+ | GitHub</a> contributors page. The contributions of | ||
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Revision as of 18:36, 15 October 2016
Notebook
This page gives a sense of the chronology of our lab work from late May 2015 onwards, based on our Experimental Task List lab tracking system, which you can read about here. Click on a day to see the experimental tasks completed. A similar sense of modelling chronology can be found in our GitHub contributors page. The contributions of individual team members are documented on the Team page.
Click on a day to view the work.