UBC iGEM Club – Brief Workshop.  Team meeting: tomorrow 4pm MSL 226  Dr. Eric Lagally and Dr. Joanne Fox  Presentation at M&I seminar: Friday 4pm 

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UBC iGEM Club – Brief Workshop

 Team meeting: tomorrow 4pm MSL 226  Dr. Eric Lagally and Dr. Joanne Fox  Presentation at M&I seminar: Friday 4pm  3:50pm at West Entrance  Project Proposal: March 3 rd 4:30pm MSL 101  After reading break  minutes each  Voting at the end

 Goal: to build our own biological machine  New Application  Food/Energy: U Pavia, Ethanol? Whey not!  Foundational Advance: UA, Project BioBytes  Health/Medicine: Stanford, Immuni-T. coli  Environment: Cambridge, E. Chromi  Manufacturing  Information Processing: TU Delft, Bacterial Relay  Software Tools

 Step 1. think outside the box  Daily life  News  In class

 Step 2. decide on a topic  New Application  Food/Energy  Foundational Advance  Health/Medicine  Environment  Manufacturing  Information Processing  Software Tools

 Step 3. research, reserach, research  Google, Wikipedia  Scientific literature  Previous iGEM projects

 Keywords  Boolean searching  AND, NOT, OR  Focusing a search  Date  Author  Journal

FORWARDBACKWARD

 Google scholar  Citation count and links  Web of Science  Defined search and filtering  Pubmed  Links to related topics

 Review articles  Read the appropriate section  Look at figures

 iGEM 2010:  iGEM 04-09: titions titions  Team abstracts  Team wiki  Presentation  Poster

 Step 4. briefly record your search results

 Step 5. discuss you idea with other people  Professors  Grad students  2009 UBC iGEM team members  Peers

 Computer modeling  Ethics

 The specific project idea, well-contained, and its relation to the iGEM concept  The significance to the world if this idea came to fruition.  Any faculty on campus who could add expertise in the experimental phase of the project (for example, Dr. Lindsay Eltis in TB work, Dr.Phil Hieter in yeast genetics, etc.)  A proposed budget based on the broad experiments you will need to conduct, including how much sequencing, how much PCR, etc. Ask me for help with this if you need it. The research part of the TLEF budget right now is $10,500.  Similar ideas being worked on in the world now, and previous attempts at this or similar ideas within the iGEM competition.

 Following all the presentations, we will discuss the ideas, and then vote by secret ballot. The winner will be chosen by a 2/3 majority.  If a 2/3 majority is not reached, then a run-off vote, also by secret ballot, between the closest contenders will be held, and the winner of that vote by simple majority (50%) will be chosen as the project for the summer.