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iGEM is the international genetically engineered machines competition. The objective of the competition is to design and build an engineered biological system using DNA. Systems will be constructed from standard biological parts. Although iGEM originated at MIT, this year, there are around 40 schools participating from around the world (see map). You can read more about the competition here.
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| https://giving.mit.edu/images/give_now.gif to the MIT 2006 iGEM team or alternatively, [[../Sponsorship |learn more]].
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For the team
 Getting Started on OWW
External links
For visitors
- [[../Sponsorship | Sponsorship information]] is available for those interested in providing assistance to the MIT iGEM team (either financial or otherwise).
- Read more about engineering biology.
- [[../2005/|2005 MIT iGEM wiki]]
- Polka Dots: The MIT IAP class, a precursor to iGEM
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For the team
- 7/30/2006: How about adding a lead-in link to your kick-butt system and device diagrams?
- 6/27/2006: The MIT iGEM 2006 Project
- 6/16/2006: Here's the topical index.
- 6/02/2006: Here's the lab notebook.
- 5/26/2006: We start in lab at 10AM on June 5 in 68-564D.
- 5/19/2006: James, the iGEM ambassador, wants to meet with the team on June 13.
- 5/11/2006: Do your safety training.
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The MIT iGEM team consists of 6 students working fulltime during summer 2006 on engineering a biological system. In addition, we have 5 graduate student advisors and 2 faculty advisors.
Students
Email us: team AT igem.mit.edu
Advisors
Email us: igem AT igem.mit.edu
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