Jamboree/Compete

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Teams share their accomplishments online, via the iGEM 2007 wiki and the Registry of Standard Biological Parts, and through a poster and a 20-minute presentation at the Jamboree. The judging process begins one week before the Jamboree, during which the entire community evaluates each team's contribution online to the iGEM wiki and to the Registry. The responsibility then narrows to the Official Judging Committee, which judges each team's poster and presentation during the Jamboree.
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The annual Jamboree celebrates the culmination of the iGEM competition.  All teams gather during the first weekend of November at MIT's Stata Center to share their parts and projects in competition for awards of excellence.  Teams are judged based on their contribution to the community in a variety of formats: 
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* the documentation of their project on the iGEM 2007 wiki
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The Judging Committee is bigger and better than ever, the list of awards has been refined and perfected, and some interesting twists have been added to the competition this year: the online community judgment system and the introduction of competition tracks.  But some things are tradition: the BioBrick Trophy will be returning from Ljubljana to be presented to and engraved with this year's Grand Prize Winning Team.
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* the documentation of their parts in the Registry
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* the submission of their parts' DNA to the Registry
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* via a conventional poster session
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* and through a 20-minute presentation
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One week before the Jamboree, the iGEM wiki and the Registry websites are frozen.  The community spends this week participating in the judging process by evaluating teams' online contributions to the iGEM wiki and to the Registry. The judging committee uses these evaluations plus the teams' presentations and posters at the Jamboree to determine the winners of the Awards.

Revision as of 16:17, 28 August 2007

The annual Jamboree celebrates the culmination of the iGEM competition. All teams gather during the first weekend of November at MIT's Stata Center to share their parts and projects in competition for awards of excellence. Teams are judged based on their contribution to the community in a variety of formats:

  • the documentation of their project on the iGEM 2007 wiki
  • the documentation of their parts in the Registry
  • the submission of their parts' DNA to the Registry
  • via a conventional poster session
  • and through a 20-minute presentation

One week before the Jamboree, the iGEM wiki and the Registry websites are frozen. The community spends this week participating in the judging process by evaluating teams' online contributions to the iGEM wiki and to the Registry. The judging committee uses these evaluations plus the teams' presentations and posters at the Jamboree to determine the winners of the Awards.

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