Team:Paris Bettencourt/Attributions
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- | There are no iGEM projects without some kind of modelling. It allows to predict the behavior of the system, allows to maybe foresee some of the problems that might otherwise be incomprehensible ''in vivo'' | + | There are no iGEM projects without some kind of modelling. It allows to predict the behavior of the system, allows to maybe foresee some of the problems that might otherwise be incomprehensible ''in vivo''. |
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The students within this sub-team have taken charge of creating the wiki, contacting the sponsors as well as trying to give the tools and the environment for an optimal communication inside the team. One must remember always that communicating allows for coordination. | The students within this sub-team have taken charge of creating the wiki, contacting the sponsors as well as trying to give the tools and the environment for an optimal communication inside the team. One must remember always that communicating allows for coordination. | ||
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Attributions & Contributions
We are hosted in the [http://www.cri-paris.org/en/cri/ Centre de Recherche Interdisciplinaire] at the laboratory Inserm U1001 under the supervision of Ariel Lindner. We decided to split the roles in terms of tasks to be performed, thereafter is the list. A single student could be in different categories, he would then use his time accordingly.
Experimentator
There are the regular experimentator who spend most of their time being on the bench while punctual experimentator are the rest of the team. The latter are the rest of the people of the team that have/will be trained in all basic synthetic biology experiments in order to give a hand to the main ones if need be. ---
Modelling
There are no iGEM projects without some kind of modelling. It allows to predict the behavior of the system, allows to maybe foresee some of the problems that might otherwise be incomprehensible in vivo.
Communication
The students within this sub-team have taken charge of creating the wiki, contacting the sponsors as well as trying to give the tools and the environment for an optimal communication inside the team. One must remember always that communicating allows for coordination.