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Revision as of 16:35, 16 November 2007
Peking wins the Grand Prize
the Peking iGEM 2007 team triumphantly hoists the Grand Prize BioBrick trophy
Cambridge & Melbourne Leap Together
Cambridge University & Melbourne Univeristy leap together after co-winning the Best BioBrick Part award.
Berkeley's BactoBlood
Berkeley playfully poses with their BactoBlood. The team was one of the 6 finalists for the grand prize.
iGEM Boogie
A mass of anxious iGEMMERS join a spontaneous dance on stage while waiting for the final Grand Prize decision from the Judges.
iGEM 2007 is now officially concluded! Congratulations to all!
- Results
- See the medal winners
- Media (including links to videos and flickr™ photo gallery)
- Learn about iGEM 2008
- The Pre-Jamboree Page
news
The 2007 iGEM Jamboree officially concluded on Sunday November 4. Congratulations to all of the participants for such an outstanding job. And congratulations to the Peking team for taking home the iGEM BioBrick trophy. To see the results of iGEM 2007 and view all of the team presentations in video and slide format, take a look at the results page.
The Registry has rolled out a new way for teams to submit their parts. The new Online DNA Submission form is now live. Also, check out the instructions and don't forget your parts need to be submitted (postmarked) by Oct. 26. more
The organizing meeting for iGEM in Europe will be held in Paris, France Saturday Sept. 29th. iGEM in Europe will promote scientific engineering education in Europe through design competitions in biology.more
The registration & payment website for the 2007 Jamboree is now online. Be sure to visit it to register your team before the deadline of October 12th, 2007.more
Are you interested in helping run the 2007 Jamboree? If you can't get enough of iGEM and want to get more involved, join the Jamboree Volunteer team. more
The registry's logo needs a makeover and we think you can do a better job - submit a design by November 19 for a chance to win a new Apple iPod or a Wii! more
The site will become more and more active as the Jamboree aproaches as teams update their pages. You can also learn about the jamboree, read and contribute to the list of iGEM 07 publications, check out the iGEM videos, and see recent news. You might also want to visit the Registry, the iGEM2007.com registration page, or OpenWetWare.
Get involved
Start a team at your school, and then stay involved as an alumni. Or volunteer and help us run the jamboree - we need lots of help! Or considering partnering with us as a Sponsor. So come share our excitement, and get involved today!
iGEM?
Hundreds of undergraduates all over the world spend their summer making Synthetic Biology a reality by participating in the annual International Genetically Engineered Machine competition.
Learn Morecalendar
| Jamboree roster + fees due | fri 12 oct 12 |
| iGEM wiki frozen + parts postmarked | fri 26 Oct 07 |
| Jamboree! | sat-sun 3-4 nov 07 |
| Registry + BioBrick foundation workshops | sun-tue 4-6 nov 07 |
iGEM Press
Here are some recent publications about iGEM teams:
video + podcasts
Check out our videos about getting started with iGEM, the principles of Synthetic Biology, and how to use the Registry. Continue to the podcasts page to learn more about and view the short vodcasts.
Drew Endy: Defining Synthetic Biology
Sponsor Deals
GeneArt and the MathWorks are primary sponsors of iGEM 2007. As part of this sponsorship, GeneArt is providing $.25 DNA synthesis for iGEM Teams and the MathWorks is offering special licenses for its software. Learn More
