Team:Estonia TUIT/Collaborations
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Introduction
iGEM is not only about the project but also about the community. Our team never misses the opportunity to help fellow teams, be it filling a survey or participating in an Instagram challenge. This year is exceptional with all restrictions associated with COVID-19 pandemic. But nothing can stop iGEMers, even the biggest pandemic in the last 100 years. During the season we have participated in 21 collaborations, 4 of which were initiated by us, and one leading to partnership. Even though most of them took place online, they still brought fun and many benefits.
Initiated by us
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“Guess The Synbio”
Before And After iGEM
Lab Slang
Consumption Of Lipid-based Products
Partners' collaborations
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Journal Collaborations
Muggle Journal
WIPEOUT Survey
Technion Survey
NCKU Survey
Emission Survey
CCA Survey
10 Second Project
Cell Adventure
Online Meeting Bingo
Language Challenge
Sugar Rush Challenge
6 Things Quarantine
Flash Mob
Being An iGEMer
Quarantine Instagram
Postcard
Online Meeting Bingo
Team Moscow challenged other iGEM teams with the Online Meeting challenge. We had fun choosing the suitable options.
iGEM Language Challenge
As all teams’ members have different backgrounds, we were clearly distinguished among other groups according to this challenge. The collaboration was offered by team Moscow.
Sugar Rush Challenge
Quarantine period helped us discover gifted cooks among every team. This sweet collaboration was initiated by team IISER Bhopal.
6 Things Our Teammates Do During Quarantine
Every team has their agenda and favorite activities. Thanks to this collaboration we highlighted ours.
Flash mob, World map
In order to stay connected and know which team is working in which country, on global flash mob organized by team Moscow we also showed our small and unique country.
Three Things We Love About Being an iGEMer
Team IISER Bhopal presented another wonderful idea for us to highlight top 3 things we love about iGEM because otherwise the list would be endless.
Quarantine Instagram Project
Seeing high-school teams participating in iGEM is very interesting by means of what their project will be. Thanks to this collaboration initiated by Korea_HS, we got to know not only one, but also other iGEM teams.
“Guess the Synbio” Instagram filter
We created an instagram filter to challenge other iGEM teams guessing rebuses we made specially for this collaboration. Under pressure of time, one might not even guess the easiest word associated with synthetic biology.
Before and After iGEM
iGEM competition changes schedule and timetable for each group member. Thanks to our initiated collaborations we can easily compare our agendas before and after we got into iGEM competition.
Lab Slang
Every lab group has their own work language, special names for equipment or procedures. Out of curiosity we offered collaboration to other teams to share their special slangs used in lab.
Survey to assess the consumption of lipid-based products
As this year we are engineering yeast strains producing lipids, we wanted to get feedback on consumption of lipid-based products worldwide.
BGU-Israel team survey (WIPEOUT)
We filled in the survey published by team BGU-Israel about wet wipes’ problems and helped them with project progression.
Technion-israel team survey
Team Technion-Israel published a survey about product lowering chances of getting infected by COVID-19. We filled in their survey and helped with getting another opinion to analyze.
NCKU Tainan team survey
Team NCKU Tainan published a survey, which we filled in, to get additional opinion for their project about a pair of contact lenses that can detect IOP via the deformation of the cornea and release Nitric Oxide to relax the smooth muscle of Trabecular meshwork, tus lowering IOP.
Carbon consumption and emission survey
We filled in a survey published by team NCTU FORMOSA about carbon consumption and emission, information collected from which helped them make progress with their project.
CCA San Diego team survey
We filled in a survey published by team CCA San Diego on awareness of the issue revolving around pesticides they are trying to solve this year.
Journal collaboration
Team MSP-Maastricht initiated journal collaboration, where teams had to submit their projects in a form of article. Throughout the collaboration we received feedback from other teams and we also reviewed articles of other teams as well. Our article is among the chosen ones which will be included in printed version.
Link to article
Muggle journal
Team MSP-Maastricht offered to participate in another journal collaboration with less academic standards, which could be understood by a wider public.
Link to article
Explaining Project in 5-10 Seconds
Team TU Delft started collaboration to make video collage using videos sent from other teams to show how our innovative projects can change the world for better and how fast it is progressing. The main catch is to explain your project with one sentence in a maximum of 10 seconds.
Link to video
Bob Lelogy’s Cell Adventure
Making synthetic biology popular among young people is very important and challenging work to do. To make it easier to get a positive result team KEYSTONE started making a video game with an interesting plot, part of which was contributed by us.
Link to story
Postcard
As a tradition, our team participated in postcard collaboration conducted by team Duesseldorf for the third time this year. Not only beautiful designs and friendly manners, but spotting changes and progress in projects of fellow teams is a delightful process
