Adding a discord bot there are a few variants. the simplest and most common: Bot owner's end: bot author signs up as a discord developer. they publish their bot at the dev portal. their bot gets an authorization link. they send that link to server admin.

[TOC] :::info Anyone can edit this note. Click on the pencil icon or open https://hackmd.io/@friendzymes/paml/edit. Associated GitHub issue: https://github.com/friendzymes/community/issues/14. ::: 2021-12-16 Meet Agenda

[TOC] About v2: 2021-10-27 v3: 2021-11-08 v2 not yet touched. v3 adds to v2 changes. Chat Bot

[TOC] Planning Meet Info Date: TBD, but best guess currently 2021-11-03 17:00 ET / 21:00 UTC Agenda

[TOC] About Isaac G and Jeremy produce project-wide progress reports here. Progress reports are scheduled for Wednesday and Sunday. After iGEM deadline, frequency may decrease. 2021-10-20 :::warning

[TOC] About Scope The scope of this note is wiki infra work. For wiki content work, see: https://bit.ly/friendzymes_igem_wiki-tasks TODOs :::info

[TOC] Background per action head: ~"part of the Friendzymes Toolkit" banner topline: executive summary that gets reused for wiki body: summary table like this[1]

[TOC] Agenda https://combine2021.sched.com updating web schedule. pass: COMBINE%2021? https://bit.ly/COMBINE2021_Schedule_HTML

[TOC] JC 2021-10 [x] 2021-10-06 Wiki Check-In [x] 2021-10-06 Progress Report [x] 2021-10-03 Team Meet [x] meeting notes for 2021-10-03 Team Meet

[TOC] Where do team communications happen? Asynchronous, ongoing communication: Discord Synchronous, realtime communication: Zoom More on Discord The Friendzymes Discord contains text and voice channels in categories. Some of these categories relate to the CoreTeam.

[TOC] 2021-10-03 Team Meet Fewer members in attendance than normal due to the hackathon. Giovanna: Hackathon wrap-up Peer review on JOGL Friendzymes team members will be needed as evaluators for peer review

[TOC] :::warning Index reflects progress from dates: 2021-09-24 - 2021-10-01 ::: General Friendzymes - Benchling Friendzymes - Calendar

Welcome, dear bioenthusiasts! Here is a compilation of important things about the hackathon. ZOOM LINK. Password:JOGL2021! Resources We created a list of resources that could help and inspire your project! The list has several interesting themes: Open-Source Hardware, Software, Material Agreement, Synthetic Biology, among others. Communication Join us in the JOGL Slack Community, where you can talk with the organizers and other team members in the biofoundries-hackathon channel and start connecting!

📌 You can add the event to Google Calendar with this link and to join the Zoom Room use this link (password: frugbio). This Wednesday (29) at 11 AM PST we're having #FrugBioTalks, a pre-event of our #FrugBioHackathon, where we'll show inspiring tools from the SynBio community. Among our guest speakers today are Sebastian Cocioba with the talk “Small Tools for Big Questions”. He is an Independent Researcher at Binomica Labs, a laboratory that he build up from zero to genetic engineer flowers. His presentation will describe some hardware and projects that he created in the last years. Timothy Stiles will present the talk “(Poly)merase: The World's Most Modern, Open Source, Synbio Software Library”. He's a Software Engineer and creator of Poly, a modern and open-source software library for engineering organisms, and co-creator of Allbase, a single service that can search and cross-reference sequences and pathways. He will share the uses of his open-source software. Everyone is invited, even if you didn't apply for the hackathon. Important note: this event will be recorded.

You can add the event to Google Calendar with this link and to join the Zoom Room use this link (Password: frugbio). This Friday (Oct 1st) at 7 PM ET we're having #FrugBioTalks, a pre-event of our #FrugBioHackathon, where we'll show inspiring tools from the SynBio community. Chaz Childers (Manager, Applications Engineering Team on Opentrons) will present the talk “Democratizing Science with Open Source Hardware”. The Friendzymes Team will present their project entitled “Frugal Biofoundries for Distributed Enzyme Manufacturing”. Everyone is invited, even if you didn't apply for the hackathon! Important note: this event will be recorded.

[TOC] Background

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[TOC] List of Deliverables Safety Forms Promotion Video Wiki Poster Presentation Judging Form

[TOC] Background https://2021.igem.org/Competition/Tracks/Software Release Instructions The deadline for submission of code to the iGEM GitHub Repository is the same date as the Wiki Freeze for all iGEM teams (See the 2021 Calendar for details). By this date, you MUST have a GitHub repository within the igemsoftware2021 github page and you MUST have created a GitHub judging release of your software. The preferred way is that you create your own GitHub repository early on during your project and then transfer it into the igemsoftware2021 organization by October 21, 23:59 EDT: Create a GitHub repository for your code early on during your project

[TOC] Bioreactor - David Ishee Bioreactor - Pioreactor Bioreactor - Sebastian Cocioba