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'''<big>iGEM 2005</big> - The summer 2005 intercollegiate Genetically Engineered Machine competition.'''
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== The international Genetically Engineered Machine (iGEM) competition ==
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== iGEM 2006 - Next summer's competition ==
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We are just starting to organize next summer's competition. If your school would like to participate, please
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== iGEM 2006 - Registration is open ==
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send email to the organizers at iGEM@mit.edu. We will have more information about the
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We are accepting registration for this summer's competition. If your school would like to participate, please send email to the organizers at iGEM@mit.edu.
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organization of the competition in early December.
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[[Registration FAQ]]
[[Schools Participating in iGEM 2006]]
[[Schools Participating in iGEM 2006]]
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== iGEM 2005 [[Jamboree]], November 5 & 6 ==
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[[iGEM Ambassador Program]]
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During the first weekend of November, students and instructors from all of the schools in this year's competition met
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at MIT to present their projects and celebrate their accomplishments. Learn how
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Synthetic Biology is changing the teaching and engineering of biology.
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==Participating Schools==
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[[Preparing for iGEM 2006]]
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== Upcoming Events ==
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===[http://www.ibeweb.org/ IBE  Annual Meeting], March 10-12, 2006, Tucson, Arizona: Special Sessions on Synthetic Biology===
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Share your latest research! Make new friends! Bask in the Arizona sun!
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Jay Keasling (an instructor for the Berkeley iGEM team) will be the keynote speaker at the Institute of Biological Engineering annual conference in Tucson.
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Drew Endy and Tom Richard are organizing a technical session on synthetic biology. We would love to have some iGEM teams represented, and welcome presentations about other current research from your labs. In addition to this oral session focused on synthetic biology, there is an open poster session (with awards for student posters in both graduate and undergraduate divisions) and a student essay competition on bioethics.
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Details are available at http://www.ibeweb.org/.  If you have questions about the conference or IBE, please contact Tom Richard <trichard@psu.edu>
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== iGEM 2005 Information ==
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===Participating Schools===
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===[http://www.ibeweb.org/ IBE  Annual Meeting], March 10-12, 2006, Tucson, Arizona: Special Sessions on Synthetic Biology===
 
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Share your latest research! Make new friends! Bask in the Arizona sun!
 
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Jay Keasling (an instructor for the Berkeley iGEM team) will be the keynote speaker at the Institute of Biological Engineering annual conference in Tucson.  
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=== iGEM 2005 [[Jamboree]], November 5 & 6 ===
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During the first weekend of November, students and instructors from all of the schools in this year's competition met
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at MIT to present their projects and celebrate their accomplishments. Learn how
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Synthetic Biology is changing the teaching and engineering of biology.
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Drew Endy and Tom Richard are organizing a technical session on synthetic biology. We would love to have some iGEM teams represented, and welcome presentations about other current research from your labs. In addition to this oral session focused on synthetic biology, there is an open poster session (with awards for student posters in both graduate and undergraduate divisions) and a student essay competition on bioethics.
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Details are available at http://www.ibeweb.org/.  If you have questions about the conference or IBE, please contact Tom Richard <trichard@psu.edu>
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===[http://parts2.mit.edu/r/parts/htdocs/iGEM2005/ttt.cgi Teacher's Workshop] - May 15-15, 2005===
===[http://parts2.mit.edu/r/parts/htdocs/iGEM2005/ttt.cgi Teacher's Workshop] - May 15-15, 2005===
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**[[Notes on Tom Knight's talk]]
**[[Notes on Tom Knight's talk]]
**[http://web.mit.edu/endy/www/scraps/talks/iGEM/Silver.yeast.ppt Pam Silver's yeast powerpoint]
**[http://web.mit.edu/endy/www/scraps/talks/iGEM/Silver.yeast.ppt Pam Silver's yeast powerpoint]
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===[[Jamboree]], November 5-6, 2005===
 
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==Papers for Students to Read==
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== Miscellaneous ==
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[[General Review Papers]]
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[[Mathematical Modeling in Synthetic Biology]]
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==Possible Fun Groups==
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===Possible Fun Groups===
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#[[Others (Publicity?)]]
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#[[Blue Heron Point of Contact]]
#[[Blue Heron Point of Contact]]
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Revision as of 05:44, 22 February 2006

The international Genetically Engineered Machine (iGEM) competition

iGEM 2006 - Registration is open

We are accepting registration for this summer's competition. If your school would like to participate, please send email to the organizers at iGEM@mit.edu.

Registration FAQ

Schools Participating in iGEM 2006

iGEM Ambassador Program

Preparing for iGEM 2006

Upcoming Events

IBE Annual Meeting, March 10-12, 2006, Tucson, Arizona: Special Sessions on Synthetic Biology

Share your latest research! Make new friends! Bask in the Arizona sun!

Jay Keasling (an instructor for the Berkeley iGEM team) will be the keynote speaker at the Institute of Biological Engineering annual conference in Tucson.

Drew Endy and Tom Richard are organizing a technical session on synthetic biology. We would love to have some iGEM teams represented, and welcome presentations about other current research from your labs. In addition to this oral session focused on synthetic biology, there is an open poster session (with awards for student posters in both graduate and undergraduate divisions) and a student essay competition on bioethics.

Details are available at http://www.ibeweb.org/. If you have questions about the conference or IBE, please contact Tom Richard <trichard@psu.edu>

iGEM 2005 Information

Participating Schools

Berkeley Parts Caltech Parts WIKI
Cambridge Parts WIKI Davidson Parts
ETH Zurich Parts Harvard Parts WIKI
MIT Parts WIKI Oklahoma Parts
Penn State Parts Princeton Parts WIKI
Toronto Parts UCSF Parts
UT Austin Parts Registry Parts


iGEM 2005 Jamboree, November 5 & 6

During the first weekend of November, students and instructors from all of the schools in this year's competition met at MIT to present their projects and celebrate their accomplishments. Learn how Synthetic Biology is changing the teaching and engineering of biology.


Teacher's Workshop - May 15-15, 2005


Miscellaneous

Papers for Students to Read

General Review Papers

Research Papers in Synthetic Biology

Mathematical Modeling in Synthetic Biology

Possible Fun Groups

  1. Awards Panel
  2. Jamboree Planning
  3. Editorial Board
  4. Standards of Practice
  5. iGEM 2006 Planning
  6. Others (Publicity?)

Resources

  1. Blue Heron Point of Contact
  2. Part Nicknames
  3. Lab Protocols

Please see documentation on customizing the interface and the User's Guide for usage and configuration help.


Funding

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.

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