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* '''Rachel''' and ''Phil''': Characterisation data for filamentous cells brick needs to be put on the wiki and the parts registry. | * '''Rachel''' and ''Phil''': Characterisation data for filamentous cells brick needs to be put on the wiki and the parts registry. | ||
* Get ready for the talk on the 15th October. | * Get ready for the talk on the 15th October. | ||
| - | * '''Younus''': Make sure the poster is the right resolution and ratio for A0. Save as .pdf when sending for printing. Leave enough time to check the pre-print (2 or 3 days). | + | * '''Younus''': Make sure the poster is the right resolution and ratio for A0. Save as .pdf when sending for printing. Leave enough time to check the pre-print (2 or 3 days). Probably needs to be 10x higher resolution than you might think, so it isn't blocky even at very high zoom. Use vector graphics. |
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30 September 2010 Meeting
Roll call
- Apologies: Colin Harwood
T-shirts
Our iGEM T-shirts have arrived.
Previous action points
- DNA has to received by iGEM by the 27th October, so it must be send by the 20th. Send by Fedex.
- Judging form is not avaliable yet.
Action points
- Steven' and Harsh: remind wendy to send off DNA
- Rachel' and Phil: Characterisation data for filamentous cells brick needs to be put on the wiki and the parts registry.
- Get ready for the talk on the 15th October.
- Younus: Make sure the poster is the right resolution and ratio for A0. Save as .pdf when sending for printing. Leave enough time to check the pre-print (2 or 3 days). Probably needs to be 10x higher resolution than you might think, so it isn't blocky even at very high zoom. Use vector graphics.
