Turkey/Brain Storming
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| - | * We started by | + | * We started by learning about the previous projects,and then brainstorming on interesting and basic projects, because that is our first time, and this year will be a trial for geting involved. Here are some headlines that we thought of ; |
*'''Soccer players''' | *'''Soccer players''' | ||
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*'''Changing patterns''' | *'''Changing patterns''' | ||
| - | *'''Metal transportation''' | + | |
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*'''Mexican wave (Audience wave)''' | *'''Mexican wave (Audience wave)''' | ||
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*'''Chase simulation''' | *'''Chase simulation''' | ||
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*'''Music Box''' | *'''Music Box''' | ||
| - | *'''Fence cells''' | + | |
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In certain bacterial strains the new cells can't separate from each other after cell division due to certain mutations in their cell wall structures. We planned to use this property to create regular shapes or structures from these cells in a controlled manner. | In certain bacterial strains the new cells can't separate from each other after cell division due to certain mutations in their cell wall structures. We planned to use this property to create regular shapes or structures from these cells in a controlled manner. | ||
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- We started by learning about the previous projects,and then brainstorming on interesting and basic projects, because that is our first time, and this year will be a trial for geting involved. Here are some headlines that we thought of ;
- Soccer players
- Changing patterns
- Mexican wave (Audience wave)
- Chase simulation
- Music Box
- Fence cells:
In certain bacterial strains the new cells can't separate from each other after cell division due to certain mutations in their cell wall structures. We planned to use this property to create regular shapes or structures from these cells in a controlled manner.
