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=== Hugo's Risk Scale ===
=== Hugo's Risk Scale ===
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One of our team members has developed a most useful risk scale for assessing project risks,
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Our own standard for project risk assessment:
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including chance of team member casualties!
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Someone please find the HRS and put it here, I cant find it!
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* 0 Lac operon (or other piece of cake) + our biobrick
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* 1 Less than 5 genes or biobricks (copy-paste) + our biobrick
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* 2 Less than 10 genes or biobricks (copy-paste) + our biobrick
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* 3 Biobrick engineering <5, improvement of things already done
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* 4 Multi biobrick engineering >5, improvement of things already done
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* 5 Site directed mutagenesis of several genes, results unknown a priori
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* 6 Evolutionary engineering involved = sequencing
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* 7 Protein engineering involved, results unknown a priori
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* 8 A lot of genes and/or biobricks (>20), known genes in other species and characterized. Stress, social friction
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* 9 A lot of genes and/or biobricks (>20), Known genes in other species, not fully characterized. Start a project one-eyed = stress, social friction, high chances of collapse
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* 10 A lot of genes (>20), Unknown genes= characterization + sequencing + cloning. Start a project from nothing or partially blind, team-member losses + obituraries. Good side: paper in Nature or Nobel

Revision as of 13:34, 18 May 2010

Hugo's Risk Scale

Our own standard for project risk assessment:

  • 0 Lac operon (or other piece of cake) + our biobrick
  • 1 Less than 5 genes or biobricks (copy-paste) + our biobrick
  • 2 Less than 10 genes or biobricks (copy-paste) + our biobrick
  • 3 Biobrick engineering <5, improvement of things already done
  • 4 Multi biobrick engineering >5, improvement of things already done
  • 5 Site directed mutagenesis of several genes, results unknown a priori
  • 6 Evolutionary engineering involved = sequencing
  • 7 Protein engineering involved, results unknown a priori
  • 8 A lot of genes and/or biobricks (>20), known genes in other species and characterized. Stress, social friction
  • 9 A lot of genes and/or biobricks (>20), Known genes in other species, not fully characterized. Start a project one-eyed = stress, social friction, high chances of collapse
  • 10 A lot of genes (>20), Unknown genes= characterization + sequencing + cloning. Start a project from nothing or partially blind, team-member losses + obituraries. Good side: paper in Nature or Nobel