Are you an iGEMer facing challenges working on the Dry Lab aspects of your iGEM project this season? Or a researcher who is interested in learning about modeling or designing a software? The After iGEM Academia & Research Committee will be hosting a Webinar Series to support iGEMers in strengthening Dry Lab components of their projects. iGEM teams who have been nominated for or awarded prizes like Best Software Tool and Best Model will give a brief Tutorial on their work and walk us through its development, technical aspects and applicability. The episodes will be 45 minutes long and recordings will be available on this page.

Episode Schedule

Every Thursday (From August 6 to September 24)

Team Calgary 2019 - iGAM Software for evaluating protein modifications
Team TecCEM 2018 - BioBrick Builder Software
Team IISER Kolkata 2019 - Modeling the dynamics of the process of phagocytosis
Team ULaval 2019 - Designing Toehold Riboswitches
Team Sydney Australia 2019 - Codonator 3000: A web-based tool for generation of codon harmonised sequences
Team GO Paris-Saclay 2019 - Model for DNA-less cell fate
Team Paris-Bettencourt 2018 - Software for AMP design and optimization, AMP efficiency prediction

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Direct Link: https://igem-org.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_6ERkl1sMR1ulagU9XKausw

EPISODES

#1: iGAM Software for evaluating protein modifications

Team Calgary 2019

August 6, 12PM EDT

iGAM (International Genetic Algorithm Machine) Software allows iGEM teams to generate their own genetic algorithms to make informed decisions on the modification of their proteins.
Speaker: Andrew Symes

#2: BioBrick Builder Software

Team TecCem 2018

August 13, 12PM EDT

BioBrick Builder - a tool that simplifies the design of standardized BioBrick parts.
Speaker: Juan Carlos Rueda Silva

#3: Modeling the dynamics of the process of phagocytosis

Team IISER Kolkata 2019

August 20, 12PM EDT

Model to simulate macrophage behaviour upon GMO introduction.
Speakers: Aniruddh Deshpande and Priyanuj Bordoloi

#4: Designing Toehold Riboswitches

Team ULaval 2019

August 27, 12PM EDT

Model for secondary structure of riboswitches.
Speaker: Angel Cisneros

#5: Codonator 3000: A web-based tool for generation of codon harmonised sequences

Team Sydney Australia 2019

September 10, 6AM EDT

Codonator 3000 - A web-based tool to generate codon harmonised sequences for any given input coding sequence.
Speaker: Fahad Ali

#6: Model for DNA-less cell fate

Team GO Paris-Saclay 2019

September 17, 12PM EDT

Mathematical model to describe DNA-free bacterial cells.
Speaker: Guillaume Garnier

#7: Software for AMP design and optimization, AMP efficiency prediction

Team Paris-Bettencourt 2018

September 23, 9AM EDT

AI based software for design and optimization of fusion AMPs; Model for AMP efficiency prediction and In-silico AMP design
Speaker: Haotian Guo

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