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Scientists and iGEMers should always remember that synthetic biology is a powerful tool to tackle the UN Sustainable Goals but it is not the remedy for all of our societal problems… at least not yet. As for now, most of the SDGs are closely tied to economic, social, political and technological factors that could not be resolved with synthetic biology, hence, scientists and non-scientists must collaborate.
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