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| Here are a few guidelines to follow for students managing an embryo project: | Here are a few guidelines to follow for students managing an embryo project: | ||
| - An embryo project is **not an EPFL project** yet, but trying to become one (the //trying// is important to mention to avoid misunderstandings). | - An embryo project is **not an EPFL project** yet, but trying to become one (the //trying// is important to mention to avoid misunderstandings). | ||
| - | - You can recruit other students and organize** meetings** in the SPOT makerspace [[https:// | + | - You can recruit other students and organize** meetings** in the SPOT makerspace [[https:// |
| - You can present the idea of the project to EPFL labs and other internal partners (EPFL centers etc). However, presenting the project to industrial partners / external entities is possible under the form of discussion (collecting information) but engaging in official partnerships with written/ | - You can present the idea of the project to EPFL labs and other internal partners (EPFL centers etc). However, presenting the project to industrial partners / external entities is possible under the form of discussion (collecting information) but engaging in official partnerships with written/ | ||
| - You can identify the important roles of a futur associative structure (president, VP, treasurer etc..). However, it is not authorized to constitute an association during the embryo phase yet, again because not necessary to test an idea. | - You can identify the important roles of a futur associative structure (president, VP, treasurer etc..). However, it is not authorized to constitute an association during the embryo phase yet, again because not necessary to test an idea. | ||