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*Present your design for the particular application/problem | *Present your design for the particular application/problem | ||
*Try to split your project into different layers of complexity and consider the inputs and outputs at each layer | *Try to split your project into different layers of complexity and consider the inputs and outputs at each layer | ||
**overall design (at culture level), | **Black Box overall design (e.g.at culture level), | ||
**cellular level, | **BlackBox cellular level, | ||
** | **Genetic Device, | ||
**individual modules of this device, | **individual modules of this device, | ||
**BioBricks of each module | **BioBricks of each module |
Revision as of 07:47, 13 July 2009
Project Description
- Introduction to the specific problem/application that we would like to target (max 150 words)
- Motivations behind the choice (max 100 words)
- Previous iGEM projects or papers in this area, to give us an idea how novel this idea is (max 5 references)
- Present your overall project as a black-box with well defined inputs/outputs.
- Decompose your overall project into functional modules that you will later describe in more details.
Specifications
- Present a list of suitable specifications for the overall project and its functional modules.
- Try to think of both general considerations such as choice of chassis e.g. use of non-pathogenic strains in food applications, and specific considerations e.g. for a specific biosensor having a defined detectable output and sensitivity.
Design
- Present your design for the particular application/problem
- Try to split your project into different layers of complexity and consider the inputs and outputs at each layer
- Black Box overall design (e.g.at culture level),
- BlackBox cellular level,
- Genetic Device,
- individual modules of this device,
- BioBricks of each module
Modelling
- At what levels of your design would it be useful to model?
Testing
- What type of measurements/characterisation do you propose to perform?
- have you already foudn some useful experimental protocols.
- Any special equipment or expertise required, if yes any available at Imperial?
Examples
Here are two good examples of previous project proposal presentation: