"
Team:UCL London/Week 2
From 2010.igem.org
(Difference between revisions)
| Line 2: | Line 2: | ||
__NOTOC__ | __NOTOC__ | ||
==Week 2== | ==Week 2== | ||
| - | |||
| + | ==Monday 5th July== | ||
This week was more individual research more than anything else really. Everybody had their temporary roles assigned as not everyone was available at the start of this project, and we spent most of our time researching into synthetic biology and its wider aspects. I can quite comfortably speak on everyone's behalf when I say that we were intrigued in the concept of Synthetic Biology and its capability to revolutionize so many different aspects of our life in the decades to come. There really was so much potential, and it made a lot of us believe that we can really make this work, especially as our project was one that can be both applied and is of real substance to society at large. | This week was more individual research more than anything else really. Everybody had their temporary roles assigned as not everyone was available at the start of this project, and we spent most of our time researching into synthetic biology and its wider aspects. I can quite comfortably speak on everyone's behalf when I say that we were intrigued in the concept of Synthetic Biology and its capability to revolutionize so many different aspects of our life in the decades to come. There really was so much potential, and it made a lot of us believe that we can really make this work, especially as our project was one that can be both applied and is of real substance to society at large. | ||
Revision as of 15:20, 25 October 2010
Week 2
Monday 5th July
This week was more individual research more than anything else really. Everybody had their temporary roles assigned as not everyone was available at the start of this project, and we spent most of our time researching into synthetic biology and its wider aspects. I can quite comfortably speak on everyone's behalf when I say that we were intrigued in the concept of Synthetic Biology and its capability to revolutionize so many different aspects of our life in the decades to come. There really was so much potential, and it made a lot of us believe that we can really make this work, especially as our project was one that can be both applied and is of real substance to society at large.
Twitter
Facebook
UCL
Flickr
YouTube
