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Team:Cambridge/Notebook/4 July 2011
From 2011.igem.org
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4th July 2011
The day is mainly used in a series of lectures on the use of programming languages for biological systems (see GEC), followed by a workshop to put some of the ideas into practice. Much fun and head-scratching ensue when we model a logic gate, within a bacterium, on a computer (!). The team are keen to get down to more brainstorming; as a result of our all-round keen-ness, the working day seems to be steadily creeping longer.
