Talk:IGEM:MIT/2006: Difference between revisions

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* Course 10 (ChemE): done
* Course 10 (ChemE): done
* Course 20 (BE): done via BE109/BE180
* Course 20 (BE): done via BE109/BE180
* Email this year's 6.270 participants?


==UROP==
==UROP==

Revision as of 10:33, 7 April 2006

Funding

Sources of funding:

Advertising

Places to advertise/recruit students:

(MIT undergrad administrators)

  • BE180: done
  • MIT UROP posting: done
  • Previous iGEM participants (contacted Annie, Will)
  • Posters (Media:MIT-iGEM-intelligent-design-poster.pdf)
  • BMES (contacted officers)
  • BE109: announcement posted on class site
  • BME minor students: done
  • Ad appearing in the Tech on Friday.
  • Course 1 (CEE): emailed stewart
  • Course 2 (ME): emailed peggyg
  • Course 3 (MSE): emailed krf
  • Course 6 (EECS): done
  • Course 7 (Bio): done
  • Course 10 (ChemE): done
  • Course 20 (BE): done via BE109/BE180
  • Email this year's 6.270 participants?

UROP

Post here: http://web.mit.edu/urop/dept/super/projpost.html

How about this:

Title

Join the MIT iGEM Competition Team!

Description

iGEM, the international genetically engineered machines competition, is 6.270 for biological engineers. The objective of the competition is to design and build an engineered biological system using DNA over the course of the summer. Systems will be constructed from standard biological parts (similar to the 6.270 LEGOs). The MIT iGEM team will be made up of 4-5 undergraduates working full-time during summer 2006 on engineering a biological system. The team will be advised by several experienced graduate students. You will have the opportunity to compete against over 30 schools from around the world. You will gain experience in experimental biology techniques such as cloning, PCR, microscopy and flow cytometry as well as teamwork and presenting your work.

Prereqs/Requirements

Biology lab experience would be useful but not an absolute requirement. Enthusiasm and lack of other commitments in the summer is required.

Contact

See http://openwetware.org/wiki/IGEM:MIT2006 for more information about applying or email mit-igem-06@syntheticbiology.org

Discussion

  • BC 19:52, 22 March 2006 (EST): So for right now, we basically want this page to be primarily an ad for the team and the competition, correct?
  • RS 20:03, 22 March 2006 (EST): Yes. Once we choose the team, it will become a portal to the team pages.
  • Jennyn 12:01, 4 April 2006 (EDT): Substituting something more positive for "lack of other commitments" (in the Prereqs) such as, "full-time availability" or something a little more exciting, may be more persuasive.