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		+	The University of Illinois Bioware Team has collaborated with a number of different iGEM teams this year.
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		+	UIUC Software
		+	* We have worked closely with our sister team in many aspects, including recruitment, system testing and diagnostics, fundraising, etc.  Neither team would be where they are now without the significant amount of collaboration that happened this year.
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		+	Project Advice:
		+	* Email threads and video conferences were held with Peking University and Purdue University to discuss problems and to trade suggestions and advice.
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		+	Surveys:
		+	* The team participated in surveys hosted by the University of Warsaw team, the Middle East Technical University Software team, and the University of Edinburgh team to assist in their own bioethical projects.

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The University of Illinois Bioware Team has collaborated with a number of different iGEM teams this year.

UIUC Software

• We have worked closely with our sister team in many aspects, including recruitment, system testing and diagnostics, fundraising, etc. Neither team would be where they are now without the significant amount of collaboration that happened this year.

Project Advice:

• Email threads and video conferences were held with Peking University and Purdue University to discuss problems and to trade suggestions and advice.

Surveys:

• The team participated in surveys hosted by the University of Warsaw team, the Middle East Technical University Software team, and the University of Edinburgh team to assist in their own bioethical projects.