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Revision as of 02:45, 26 October 2020

Collaborations

EnviroSpeaks by iGEM RUM_UPRM

IGEM RUM_UPRM is aware of how important it is to target contamination around us with Synthetic Biology. This is why we want to hear from the other iGEM Teams about the different environmental challenges that they are facing today. In addition, we asked them to help us create awareness and educate others by designing a poster, presentation, short video, brochure, drawing, collage, or any other creative method that communicates which contaminants are present in their locations, how it has been affecting their surroundings, and/or what can we do to face these challenges.

The participating teams were: NCKU_Tainan, IIT_Roorkee, Ecuador, Edinburgh, UPCH Peru, Thrace






SynBio 101 Summer Camp Collaboration by iGEM RUM_UPRM

This summer we organized the “SynBio 101 Summer Camp 2020”, in which we had the opportunity to teach high school students the basics of Synthetic Biology. We held workshops about different aspects of Synthetic Biology, like its importance in our current society and the science behind genetic cloning. During the week we had other IGEM teams as guest speakers, for this we collaborated with teams: UNAL, Tec CEM, Bolivia and Ecuador. They presented their projects to the students and shared their IGEM experience.




iGEM Düsseldorf

iGEM Düsseldorf organized a so-called Postcard Collaboration. Here, iGEM teams from all over the world showed their creativity by designing their own postcards, combined with a message about their project. We participated in this collaboration, together with 31 other iGEM teams, and designed our own postcard titled “Vieques”, which was inspired by our project and our expected outcome. Here is our postcard as well as a collage of all the others.



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iGEM Moscow

During the iGEM Opening week, Team iGEM Moscow made a collaboration called Flash Mob, where all the teams around the world posted an image in social media at the same time with the purpose of sharing that we are all united in time and space.