We also analyzed a multitude of Toehold sequences and mRNA triggers for them using our evaluation code, and we provided iGEM Patras with a comprehensive report containing the best performed sequences, frequency of the MFE structure, exact binding of the miRNA with toehold, Complex Energy difference and finally the Concentration Dependency Plots. Our dry-lab team discussed toehold switches, our machine learning approach and it's difficulties, as well as ideas for further collaboration.Īlmost three months later, during our partnership,on May, the discussion was focused on creating an educational bioinformatics Scratch game for highschool students, as well as receiving advice for our machine learning approach suggesting the use of a Random Forest Regressor as it tends to work better than a sequential model when the dataset is small. On the 11th of February, we had our first call with the Greek iGEM Patras team to introduce our teams and projects and decide what we have in common. At the end of each day, our teams were ready to get into action with fun activities and team bonding games, such as "Never have i ever: iGEM Edition '', and "iGEM Kahoot". Also, in our program we incorporated open conversation with Alumnis and old iGEMers a section called “a nBLAST from the past”, as well as our beloved Greek Ambassadors, who provided some insightful advice through their experience on iGEM. In this way, we had the chance to get feedback on our project and even discuss possible improvements.
After these presentations, the other teams as well as the participants could pose their questions and all their proposals. One exciting part of our meet up was project presentations by iGEM teams with particular attention to troubleshooting! Specifically, each team presented its project and presented in a separate presentation all the problems they faced during this project developing journey. Chatzoudis Pavlos and a Medical Statistics Workshop by Mr. Tsamardinos Ioannis.The webinar, also, included interactive workshops, such as Graphics Workshop by Mr. Poirazi Panayiota and the second the machine by Dr. The first half concentrated on the physical brain by Dr. Bensansson Simon and last but not least Artificial Intelligence with a very unique approach. Bisia Alexandra in the form of 2 separate views on the subject, Entrepreneurship, by Mr. In the form of a 2-day webinar it covered various subjects such as Synthetic Biology, presented by Dr. On 21st of April in a conversation with the Greek iGEM teams, our team took the initiative to organise and co-host the iGEM Meet Up: Greek edition with other 4 teams (Athens, Crete, NOUS, Thrace)! Through weekly meetings and countless debates via Discord our collaborative online meet-up came to life and took place on 24th-25th of July via zoom.
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