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*[http://staff.missouriwestern.edu/~eckdahl/iGEM/St_Joseph_NewsPress_7_2006.htm Science students heading to MIT]<small>St. Joseph News-Press 07/05/06</small> | *[http://staff.missouriwestern.edu/~eckdahl/iGEM/St_Joseph_NewsPress_7_2006.htm Science students heading to MIT]<small>St. Joseph News-Press 07/05/06</small> | ||
*[http://tinyurl.com/j7wup MIT Scientists Ask Biologists to Imitate Engineers]<small> ExtremeNano - 06/21/06</small> | *[http://tinyurl.com/j7wup MIT Scientists Ask Biologists to Imitate Engineers]<small> ExtremeNano - 06/21/06</small> |
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iGEM - The international Genetically Engineered Machine competition
iGEM is an international arena where student teams compete to design and assemble engineered machines using advanced genetic components and technologies.
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iGEM Program Sponsorship
iGEM is an initiative of the MIT iCampus program, which is funded by Microsoft Corp. iCampus sponsors faculty innovations in educational technology, helps incubate them through classroom use, and promotes their adoption, evaluation and continued evolution through worldwide multi-institutional cooperation.