We have accomplished an enormous endeavor by creating a bio-electronics platform, which would have been impossible without the many people who have helped us along the way. The members of our team worked tirelessly to make our common dream a reality, and we are all very grateful for this opportunity

we are greatful to our P.Is Ariel Lindner, Helena Shomar, and Vincent Libis for their feedback and guidance throughout the project.

We would like to thank our advisors Juliette Bellengier, Zoe Pincemaille, Clement Galan, and Alexis Casas for sharing with us their previous experience in iGEM and guiding us throughout.

We would like to thank the researchers in our institution Sophie Gontier, Francisco Javier Quero, Adrien Husson and Antoine Levrier for their help in the wet lab and hardware aspects of our project.

We would like to thank our lab managers Paulina Ejmont and Hortense Vielfaure for giving team members lab safety training and allowing us access to lab facilities.

We would like to thank our host institution: The learning Planet institute as well as our main sponsor sponsors, La Fondation Bettencourt-Schueller Beckman Coulter, Intergrated DNA technologies, Promega France, and Geneious Prime.

We would like to thank the researchers who kindly agreed to interviews to discuss with us their research:

• Jeff Hasty for his work on impedence reading of bacterial populations and for the feedback he gaved to our projects.
• Ingmar Ridle Kruze for his work of patterning in microbial populations and for the feedback he gaved to our projects.
• Munehiro Assaly for his work on membrane potential dynamics in bacteria and for the feedback he gaved to our projects.
• Alicia Climent-Catala for her work on electrogenetics and for the feedback she gaved to our projects.
• Pat Pataranutaporn for his work on biodigital interfaces at the MIT media lab and for the feedback he gaved to our projects.

We would like to thank the researchers who kindly agreed to interviews to discuss with us their research:

• Brian Ringley for his insights on mobile robots and for the feedback he gaved to our projects.
• Cesar Harada for sharing his innovative ideas about robots and sustainability solutions and for the feedback he gaved to our projects.
• Munehiro Assaly for his work on membrane potential dynamics in bacteria and for the feedback he gaved to our projects.
• Anne-Sophie Allonier Fernandes at Eau de Seine-Normandie for sharing with us the local water quality monitoring practices.
• Xiao Xiao for her insights on using technologies to create new cultural art pieces and for the feedback she gaved to our projects.

We would like to thank people in extrenal organisations who helped us in donating or lending us resources.

• Joshua Lawrence for sending us genetic constructs for electrochemical induction.
• Caroline Peron-Cane from the Micalis Institute for sharing B. subtilis strains and plasmids.
• Vincent Noel ffrom UFR Chimie for lending us a commercial potentiostat.

For the collaboration and partnership projects we would like to thank people who allowed to extend our impact.

• Valerie Lerouyer from the Cite des Sciences for coordinating our Fete de la Science event.
• Maria Savino, Kristie Najir and Dominik Zahr from Beckmann Coulter for the training sessions of the partnership.
• Mitchell Ryckmans from IDT customer care for the credit transfers of the partnerhsip.s.
• Thomas Landrain for giving us access to the JOGL plateform to create a iGEM liquid-handling exchange plateform.