Princeton 2006

Welcome to Princeton's 2006 International Genetically Engineered Machines (iGEM) team wiki. [http://www.princeton.edu Princeton] is one of forty schools from around the world participating in creating synthetic genetic "machines" via the [http://2006.igem.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page iGEM] competition. This is our third year in the iGEM program. Our hope is to make a significant contribution to the community at large and have some fun along the way.

• LTL118 is our lecture room. After the first day, we will convene in this room from 9-11am for lectures.

• June 12th is our first official day! Please report to the basement of Lewis Thomas Lab (LTL) in the teaching lab at 9am. Please see [http://www.princeton.edu/~pumap/ the Princeton campus map] for the location of LTL. Please be sure to pick up a packet and a name tag when you arrive. We will take a team picture and individual pictures at 3:30pm in the teaching lab.

• Biosafety will hold a special session to satisfy the university's requirements at 10am, June 12th in the LTL teaching lab. You MUST attend this session in order to be in this program. EXCEPTIONS: PRISM-REU students will attend the 1pm-3pm Lab safety session on June 12th in the Frick building (refer to the campus map above).

• Anand Atreya
• Bashir Geer
• Caroline DeHart
• Justine Chiu
• John Mangual
• Robert Loughlin
• Oly Khowash
• Ritu Kamal
• Sanjiv Goli
• Safiyy Momen
• Stephen Riutta
• Ted Lee
• Wei Ho
• Andrew Sichel

• Ron Weiss [http://www.ee.princeton.edu/people/Weiss.php Website]
• Ihor Lemischka [http://www.molbio.princeton.edu/research_facultymember.php?id=25 Website]
• Cil Purnick Contact Cil
• Christoph Schaniel
• Sairam Subramanian
• Ernesto Andrianantoandro
• Steve Firsing
• Leor Weinberger

• May iGEM Newsletter
• Photo Journal
• Flow chart
• Additional reading
• Synthetic Biology
• Other labs of interest
• Protocol sites