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<p>The Federal Institute of Technology (ETH) Zurich is participating for the 3rd year, at the International Geneticaly Engineered Machines (iGEM) Competition. Our combined team of Biologists and Engineers has undertaken the task of "Educating E. Coli" (see Fig. 1). After elaborating ( :) ) on the definition of learning, we drew ideas from the field of logic design, and we are trying to create E. Coli with the ability to recognize the chemicals that they are exposed to, based on a previous training phase.</p> | <p>The Federal Institute of Technology (ETH) Zurich is participating for the 3rd year, at the International Geneticaly Engineered Machines (iGEM) Competition. Our combined team of Biologists and Engineers has undertaken the task of "Educating E. Coli" (see Fig. 1). After elaborating ( :) ) on the definition of learning, we drew ideas from the field of logic design, and we are trying to create E. Coli with the ability to recognize the chemicals that they are exposed to, based on a previous training phase.</p> | ||
| - | <p>This page presents the basic ideas of our project. In [[ETHZ/Biology | Biology Perspective]], you can find details on the biological system that we are trying to implement, the parts it consists of, and our biological experiments. In [[ETHZ/Engineering | Engineering Perspective]], you can find the governing equations of our biological system, its modeling, and the simulations that we have carried out. In [[ETHZ/Meet_the_team | Meet the Team]], you can find more information concerning the member of the ETH Zurich team. In [[ETHZ/Internal | Team Notes]], you can find notes taken during the preparation process, to facilitate the communication between the team members. Lastly, in [[ETHZ/Pictures | Pictures!]], you can find our ETH Zurich preparation gallery :).</p><br> | + | <p>This page presents the basic ideas of our project. In the [[ETHZ/Biology | Biology Perspective]], you can find details on the biological system that we are trying to implement, the parts it consists of, and our biological experiments. In the [[ETHZ/Engineering | Engineering Perspective]], you can find the governing equations of our biological system, its modeling, and the simulations that we have carried out. In [[ETHZ/Meet_the_team | Meet the Team]], you can find more information concerning the member of the ETH Zurich team. In [[ETHZ/Internal | Team Notes]], you can find notes taken during the preparation process, to facilitate the communication between the team members. Lastly, in [[ETHZ/Pictures | Pictures!]], you can find our ETH Zurich preparation gallery :).</p><br> |
<b>.:: Team Members ::.</b><br> | <b>.:: Team Members ::.</b><br> | ||
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| + | Since this is a Synthetic Biology competition, the ETH Zurich team consists of balanced amounts of Biology students, and Engineering Students.<ul> | ||
| + | <li><u>Project advisors</u>: [https://2007.igem.org/User:sven Sven Panke], Joerg Stelling | ||
| + | <li><u>Undergraduate students</u>: [https://2007.igem.org/User:brutsche Martin Brutsche] (Engineering), [https://2007.igem.org/User:kdikaiou Katerina Dikaiou] (Engineering), [https://2007.igem.org/User:Raphael Raphael Guebeli] (Biology), [https://2007.igem.org/User:hoehnels Sylke Hoehnel] (Biology), [http://leemnan.spaces.live.com Nan Li] (Engineering), [https://2007.igem.org/User:Stefan Stefan Luzi] (Biology) | ||
| + | <li><u>Graduate students</u>: [http://christos.bergeles.net Christos Bergeles] (Engineering(, [http://www.tik.ee.ethz.ch/~sop/people/thohm/ Tim Hohm] (Engineering), [http://fm-eth.ethz.ch/eth/peoplefinder/FMPro?-db=phonebook.fp5&-format=pf%5fdetail%5fde.html&-lay=html&-op=cn&Typ=Staff&Suche%5fText=kemmer&Suche%5fText%5fpre=kemmer&-recid=3772770936&-find=/ Christian Kemmer] (Biology), [https://2007.igem.org/User:JoeKnight Joseph Knight] (Engineering), [https://2007.igem.org/User:uhrm Markus Uhr], [http://www.ricomoeckel.de Rico Möckel] | ||
| + | </ul> | ||
| + | For more information on the team members, follow the links, or visit the [[ETHZ/Meet_the_team | Meat the Team]] web page. | ||
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| + | <b>.:: E. Coli Intelligence (E.I) ::.</b><br> | ||
Revision as of 12:31, 16 September 2007
.:: Introduction ::.
The Federal Institute of Technology (ETH) Zurich is participating for the 3rd year, at the International Geneticaly Engineered Machines (iGEM) Competition. Our combined team of Biologists and Engineers has undertaken the task of "Educating E. Coli" (see Fig. 1). After elaborating ( :) ) on the definition of learning, we drew ideas from the field of logic design, and we are trying to create E. Coli with the ability to recognize the chemicals that they are exposed to, based on a previous training phase.
This page presents the basic ideas of our project. In the Biology Perspective, you can find details on the biological system that we are trying to implement, the parts it consists of, and our biological experiments. In the Engineering Perspective, you can find the governing equations of our biological system, its modeling, and the simulations that we have carried out. In Meet the Team, you can find more information concerning the member of the ETH Zurich team. In Team Notes, you can find notes taken during the preparation process, to facilitate the communication between the team members. Lastly, in Pictures!, you can find our ETH Zurich preparation gallery :).
.:: Team Members ::.
- Project advisors: Sven Panke, Joerg Stelling
- Undergraduate students: Martin Brutsche (Engineering), Katerina Dikaiou (Engineering), Raphael Guebeli (Biology), Sylke Hoehnel (Biology), Nan Li (Engineering), Stefan Luzi (Biology)
- Graduate students: Christos Bergeles (Engineering(, Tim Hohm (Engineering), Christian Kemmer (Biology), Joseph Knight (Engineering), Markus Uhr, Rico Möckel
For more information on the team members, follow the links, or visit the Meat the Team web page.
.:: E. Coli Intelligence (E.I) ::.
