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We would like to thank Robopoly, in particular Yves Chevallier and Andrew Watson, for their help in designing and manufacturing printed circuit boards for the the microfluidic game. | We would like to thank Robopoly, in particular Yves Chevallier and Andrew Watson, for their help in designing and manufacturing printed circuit boards for the the microfluidic game. | ||
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Many thanks also to the Gönczy lab, in particular Prof. Pierre Göncyz and Ph.D. candidate Lukas Tobel, for giving us a batch of ''C. Elegans'', as well as their advice on care and feeding of the worms. | Many thanks also to the Gönczy lab, in particular Prof. Pierre Göncyz and Ph.D. candidate Lukas Tobel, for giving us a batch of ''C. Elegans'', as well as their advice on care and feeding of the worms. | ||
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