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Revision as of 19:08, 9 September 2016
Final Safety Forms Due
Due next week, September 16th!
All iGEM teams must complete a final safety form. The Final Safety Form is a more comprehensive safety review of your project. We encourage students, instead of instructors, to complete this form. However, you will need an Instructor or PI to sign and submit this form. If you have any questions or issues, please email safety AT igem . org.
Please see the Safety Hub for information and a link to the Final Safety Form!
Team Rosters Due
Due tomorrow, September 9th!
Completing the team roster is important because all of the team members listed on the rosters will receive participation certificates. We want everyone that participated on the team to receive this recognition. Completing your team roster is also important because it determines whether your team is in the undergraduate or overgraduate section (high school teams are automatically placed into the high school section).
Please see the Registration Handbook for information on how to manage your team roster.
Giant Jamboree Accommodations: Sheraton Hotel
Attention all iGEM Teams: The Sheraton Hotel room block is sold out.
Please see the Giant Jamboree Accommodations page for additional suggestions for nearby hotels.
Giant Jamboree Registration!
Deadline: August 31st
The deadline for regular registration is August 31st!
All iGEM teams must register and pay to attend the Giant Jamboree by the regular registration deadline.
By registering to attend, you secure your team presentation slot and poster slot at the Giant Jamboree. If your team does not register to attend, we will assume that you will not be attending the Giant Jamboree and your team will not receive an assignment.
To register, please see Giant Jamboree Registration.
We look forward to seeing you there!
iGEM HQ speaking at SynBioBeta SF 2016!
Looking for iGEM Delegates
iGEM Headquarters is preparing to participate in Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD COP 13). In this event, delegates from all over the world will discuss synthetic biology and its research. iGEM is looking for enthusiastic candidates who would like to join us for this conference.
Visit COPMOP page to apply.
iGEM Sites down for testing Friday 19th August
iGEM headquarters will be testing judging systems on Friday 19th August. 2016.igem.org and igem.org will be unavailable from 12 pm EDT until 6 pm EDT. Please plan accordingly as you will not be able to edit your wiki during this time.
Titles, Abstracts and Tracks!
Deadline: August 12
The deadline for titles, abstracts and tracks is August 12!
For details on selecting tracks, see the Track Selection page.
For details on adding your title and abstract, see the Title and Abstract page.
To see whether your team has added this information, see your your team information page by selecting your team from the Team List.
You may italicize and include line breaks using html codes however, this styling may or may not be preserved in the printed booklet document.
Check out what's new in the community
Visit the Community Bulletin
Have project news, team announcements or initiatives you'd like to share with the iGEM Community?
Interested in a team collaboration and want to reach out to other teams?
Let us know and we'll post on our community bulletin board.
- Looking to collaborate? 3 ways you can connect with other teams and request a collaboration
- Webinar: Have questions about iGEM outreach that you want answered? Monday, August 15th at 12pm EST
- Personalized outreach guidance available! Have questions about conducting an Education and Public Engagement project? Receive personalized outreach guidance from former iGEM 2015 William and Mary team members
- Publication: An interview with Randy Rettberg in NEMO Kennislink. ‘Ik wil geen levende cellen nabouwen’
- Publication: FEMS Microbiology Letters publication: Modular projects and ‘mean questions’: best practices for advising an International Genetically Engineered Machines team
- SynBioBeta SF 2016 “Fuel Your Passion for Engineering Biology" October 4-6, 2016. Early registration discounts available.
- Send us your projects! A 2016 EPF Lausanne (Swizerland) iGEM team Human Practices initiative
- Invitation to participate in iGEM Academy; the iGEM community on YouTube
- Invitation to participate in Discord; a platform to facilitate communication between iGEM teams
- Invitation to collaborate with the Alverno_CA iGEM 2016 Team in an interlab environment
For more on these announcements and for a complete list of bulletins visit us at iGEM Community Bulletin.
Also make sure to visit us on the iGEM Forum.
SynBioBeta SF 2016 “Fuel Your Passion for Engineering Biology"
October 4-6, 2016, South San Francisco Conference Center
Mark your calendars as we gear up to bring all the action back to San Francisco, this year at the South San Francisco Conference Center, for the 5th Annual SynBioBeta SF 2016. SynBioBeta SF 2016 is the prime conference for the synthetic biology industry – bringing the global community together to drive technology and business forward.
Who Should Attend?
- Tech Practitioners: Hear about the latest technology, spot the upcoming trends, and meet the key people busily building the future
- Industry and Start-ups: Get critical opportunities to network, exhibit, and make the connections that you and your company need to grow
- Investors and Angels: Keep a finger on the pulse of technological development, and meet founders and investors as you hunt for your next unicor.
- Technology Scouts: Learn who the leading lights are in each segment, identify value-adding technologies, and lay the groundwork for further deals
- Academics: Gain access to professionals ranging from eager potential cofounders to sagely experienced entrepreneurs and well-connected investors
- Students and Biohackers: Get yourself involved by meeting industry leaders and laying the groundwork for your community connections
Register Early & Save: http://synbiobeta.com/conferences/synbiobeta-sf-2016
Giant Jamboree: Family Services
Deadline: August 5
We are happy to introduce the following services to the Giant Jamboree this year:
- Nursing and Lactation Room
- On-Site Childcare [Note that we will only be able to offer childcare service if there is enough interest. Please contact us before August 5 to sign-up.]
Safety Forms
Due Today, July 15th!
All iGEM teams must complete the 'About our Lab' and 'About our Project' questionnaires by July 15 11:59pm EST. Tell us about your laboratory and your project. You can find more about the required Safety Forms on the Safety Hub.
iGEM teams follow high standards of safety and responsibility. As you work on your projects this summer, please use the Safety Hub as a resource to safely and responsibly design, build, & test your synthetic biology projects. Read through our recommendations and requirements, and be sure to contact safety@igem.org with any questions or concerns.
Call for Giant Jamboree Volunteers!
The iGEM 2016 Giant Jamboree will be from Thursday October 27 to Monday October 31 in the Hynes Convention Center in Boston, Massachusetts, and we're looking for volunteers to help with the event! Help us ensure that every iGEM participant has an amazing experience! For more details, please see the Giant Jamboree Volunteers Page.
Apply to be a volunteer below! Applications are due by July 22nd and notifications will be sent out by August 5th. If you have any trouble with the application, please let us know at traci AT igem DOT org.
Twist Bioscience and Desktop Genetics Call for CRISPR Project Proposals
Twist Bioscience and Desktop Genetics have partnered together to offer CRISPR design and DNA synthesis support for iGEM teams and are calling for proposals.
5 select iGEM teams will receive training and access to the DESKGEN design platform, the leading CRISPR tool, providing access to all CRISPR nucleases, sgRNA lengths, dozens of organisms and all major sgRNA design parameters from academic software tools. Twist Bioscience will synthesize your guide designs and provide high quality, cloning-ready single guides and oligo pools for your experiments.
Teams will receive:
- Training and technical support from experts in the field
- gRNA design consultation with Desktop Genetics
- DNA synthesis of up to 384 single guides
- or DNA synthesis of a CRISPR oligo libraries (2-100K plex)
Apply by July 8th
For more on this offer click here!Complimentary software and technical support!
MathWorks is offering complimentary software and technical support to all iGEM teams for use in the competition.
MATLAB and SimBiology in Past iGEMs
See how former iGEMers used MathWorks tools, such as MATLAB and SimBiology, for a variety of modeling and simulation projects.
Click here for some project examples from previous years' iGEM teams!
Need MATLAB Help?
Can't find what you are looking for? Have a specific question about using MATLAB tools for your iGEM work? We are here to help. Feel free to contact Fulden Buyukozturk, SimBiology Technical Expert, to request assistance via email at fulden.buyukozturk@mathworks.com.
Team Collaboration Opportunities
Visit the Community Bulletin page and learn about the latest team collaboration opportunities. Check back often to see latest iGEM member news and updates.
- Invitation to participate in Discord; a Purdue iGEM Team initiative
- Interlab collaboration with the Alverno_CA iGEM 2016 Team
- Software:Wetlab Collaboration Opportunity
Also, remember to join the iGEM Form and connect directly with the iGEM community!
Be Social
Connect with the iGEM community. Keep an eye on (and contribute to) #iGEM2016 and #WelcomeToiGEM to see the latest updates about iGEM! Follow us on Facebook! We post all major announcements on both Twitter and Facebook, as well as on 2016.igem.org.
iGEM HQ is attending Meet-ups
A member of HQ staff was at the Nordic meet-up in Stockholm and will be attending the NEGEM Meet-up in Boston and European meet-up in Paris. Our travel schedule is filling up fast - so please tell us about your event and we'll do our best to attend.
- June 17 - 19: Nordic Meet-up in Stockholm - HQ staff in attendance!
- June 24: NEGEM Meet-up in Boston - HQ staff in attendance!
- July 2 - 3: European iGEM Meet-up in Paris - HQ staff in attendance!
- July 28 - 30: Hearland Regional Meet-up in Missouri
- Meetup events
Please visit our iGEM Meet-up page for a complete lists of meet-ups. Know of an event not on our page - tell us about it and we'll help promote and may even attend.
Community News
The iGEM community page lets you see what the synthetic biology community is up to. Check out the Community Bulletin for a complete list of announcements. Have an announcement? Let us know and we'll be happy to promote on our our page.
- Building with Biology seeking scientists to engage the public on synthetic biology
- Software:Wetlab Collaboration Opportunity! Learn more
- Survey: Share your iGEM experience. A collaboration with CRI and University of Geneva. Take the survey or copy/past this link: https://2016.igem.org/Survey
- China SynBioBeta Conference June 14-17.
Visit ourCommunity Bulletin page for a complete list of happenings!
Complimentary Software and more!
Complimentary Software and discounts available to iGEM 2016 teams!
For a complete list of Funding Opportunities and Special Offers visit our Partner's page
Grant deadlines approaching!
Apply by June 30th
Apply by June 30th for the chance to receive $5,000 in funding for your iGEM project. Funding support available for teams:
For a complete list of Funding Opportunities and Special Offers visit our Partner's page
Get your FREE DNA from IDT!
As you begin your projects make sure to check out our partner's page for the latest offers and discounts.
IDT is offering the equivalent of 20 kb of DNA as gBlocks® Gene Fragments FREE of charge to each registered iGEM 2016 team. Through this generous offer, you can now focus is on project design and characterization and not cost.
Take advantage of IDT's offer by visiting the IDT offer page.
Judging Application Extended
Apply by July 15th
We are excited to announce we are extending the judging application deadline to the 15th of July. The first round of successful applicants have been announced and a second round will be informed soon. Remember we have a 50% discount for applicants on 2016 iGEM teams. Thank you for all your interest and please continue to inform qualified applicants about the extended deadline!"
Apply to be a judge!
Safety Forms
Due by July 15th
The 2016 Safety Forms are live! All iGEM teams must complete the 'About our Lab' and 'About our Project' questionnaires by July 15. Tell us about your laboratory and your project. You can find more about the required Safety Forms on the Safety Hub.
iGEM teams follow high standards of safety and responsibility. As you work on your projects this summer, please use the Safety Hub as a resource to safely and responsibly design, build, & test your synthetic biology projects. Read through our recommendations and requirements, and be sure to contact safety@igem.org with any questions or concerns.
HQ Representative Program
As part of iGEM's HQ Representative Program, a member of the iGEM staff will be reaching out to you via email in the next few weeks. These friendly introductions are meant to serve as a point of contact for you for any questions, suggestions or comments you have about the competition. We are here to help so please reach out anytime throughout the competition season.
We are here to help - Please don't hesitate to contact us!
InterLab Study Update
Sign-up deadline June 30th
Are you having trouble with the InterLab Measurement Kit? If so, please read the updated information on the InterLab Measurement Kit page (URL: http://parts.igem.org/Help:InterLab_Measurement_Kit)!
If you're still experiencing problems, please email Traci Haddock-Angelli at traci AT igem DOT org to request new tubes.
Description requirements:
Visit the InterLab Measurement page to learn more.
Project Descriptions
Due July 1st
This description will not be used to judge your project. It serves to provide some background on what your team has been working on so far and what you hope to accomplish.
Description requirements:
China teams to receive DNA Distribution kits!
With the help of GenScript's local distribution network, iGEM 2016 China teams will be receiving their DNA distribution kits. All approved teams should expect to see their kits in the next few days.
Join us in thanking GenScript for their efforts in distributing these kits to iGEM China teams.
Starting your iGEM project? Let us help you begin!
Check out the latest newsletter and learn more about:
DNA Distribution kits arriving in China, iGEM HQ staff attending meet-ups, the HQ Representative program has launched and much much more!
Also make note of upcoming deadlines for Project Description, InterLab Study, Safety forms, Judging applications and Grant proposals. click here to learn more
Safety Forms are online!
The 2016 Safety Forms are live! All iGEM teams must complete the About our Lab and About our Project questionnaires by July 15. Tell us about your laboratory and your project. You can find more about the required Safety Forms on the Safety Hub.
iGEM teams follow high standards of safety and responsibility. As you work on your projects this summer, please use the Safety Hub as a resource to safely and responsibly design, build, & test your synthetic biology projects. Read through our recommendations and requirements, and be sure to contact safety (at) igem . org with any questions or concerns.
Wikis have been updated!
The process of updating our version of media wiki is complete! Visit the media wiki updated page for more details.
China iGEM teams to receive DNA Distribution kits!
DNA Distribution kits have arrived in China!
With the help of GenScript's local distribution network, iGEM 2016 China teams will be receiving their DNA distribution kits. All approved teams should expect to see their kits in the next few days.
Join us in thanking GenScript for their efforts in distributing these kits to iGEM China teams
SYNENERGENE deadline extended to June 1
Because of technical difficulties, we have extended the deadline for SYNENERGENE Human Practices funding by one day. Please submit your proposals promptly! (If you received an acknowledgement email, that means we already have your proposal and you do not need to re-submit.)
View Information and Submit your Proposal — Due June 1, 11:59pm Boston timeMathWorks complimentary software offer and resources
Interested in an introduction to modeling, simulation and analysis with MATLAB and SimBiology? MathWorks has put together this webinar to get you started or see how other teams have successfully used MATLAB and SimBiology in the past. MathWorks provides industry standard tools and support to iGEM teams through a complimentary software offer and resources. Fulden Buyukozturk, SimBiology Technical Expert, is dedicated to helping teams find the right solutions for their needs. She can be reached at Fulden.Buyukozturk@mathworks.com as you work on your project. Follow her on Twitter @fulden_b".
Shipping to China!
Up until now, iGEM was not able to send the DNA Distribution kits to teams in mainland China, due to issues with Chinese Inspection and Quarantine Services (CIQ). We are happy to inform you that we now have a solution to this issue. GenScript, an iGEM sponsor, will ship the DNA Distribution kits to all registered teams in mainland China. The local shipping team at GenScript, Nanjing will receive the manufactured kits in bulk and distribute them locally within China. All approved teams should be receiving a kit over the next couple of weeks.
Please join us in thanking GenScript for their work in assisting the iGEM teams in China!
SYNENERGENE offers funding for advanced Human Practices work
Proposals due May 30
Get funding for your Human Practices work! Work with institutional partners, to promote responsible research and innovation! The Rathenau Instituut and the Wilson Center invite proposals from iGEM teams to collaborate and work toward responsible embedding of synthetic biology in society. This opportunity is open to all iGEM teams.
View Information and Submit your Proposal — Due May 30SynBioBeta Activate! China 2016
iGEM Partner sponsor, SynBioBeta is hosting events in three different cities across China in one week. Hear about the latest synthetic biology industry advances, new technologies and applications. Network with industry leaders, academics, investors and entrepreneurs. Understand the current trends and learn about the growing synthetic biology market and opportunities.
Learn More About Each Event and Register
- June 14th – SynBioBeta Activate! Beijing
- June 16th – SynBioBeta Activate! Shanghai
- June 17th – SynBioBeta Activate! Shenzhen
Judging Application now open!
Want to be a judge at the Giant Jamboree this year? The application form is now open! We're looking for scientists, engineers, programmers, hardware devs and people with synbio experience.
If you're not on a 2016 iGEM team this year, we can waive your Jamboree registration fee. If you're an instructor or advisor (sorry, no student team members), we can give you a 50% discount on your Jamboree application fee.
The deadline is the 1st of June!
iGEM Forums
With the iGEM season kicking off, we are excited to announce a new iGEM forum for 2016! This phpBB forum will allow users to connect more easily with each other, which is something our community has often requested. We even have a chat option up and running for quick communication with anyone who is online.
Sign up today and join the conversation!
You can also find the direct link on our Connect with iGEMers page.
ATTENTION 2016 TEAMS:
Your Team Wiki pages are still locked and you cannot edit them yet. We are updating the back-end infrastructure to make the wikis even better for this year. We hope to get the wikis up and running as soon as possible. Thank you for your patience!
#WelcomeToiGEM
Distribution kits are starting to arrive! Take a picture with your DNA Distribution box and tag it in social media with #WelcomeToiGEM.
Get creative! We are going to collect all the photos and show them off later in the season.
See what fellow teams are showing off on Twitter.
*Not on Twitter? Send us your photos!
First 2016 DNA Distribution Kits are on their way!
The first batch of teams have been approve and distribution kits have been sent.
You can find more information about the DNA Distribution here, tracking information from UPS will be sent to your team's PI.
Note: If you are unsure why your team has not been approved, check your team information page to make sure you have completed all of the required fields -- and don't forget to add your secondary PI!
Grant Funding Opportunity - Deadlines approaching!
Over $100,000 USD in grants available to iGEM 2016 teams!This year iGEM is offering 3 new corporate grants to help support iGEM 2016 projects. This opportunity offers a unique collaboration with industry leaders, whom are seeking out iGEMers to help find solutions to their biggest problems. Visit Parters Offers Page to learn more about GenScript, Syngenta and SYNENERGENE'S funding opportunities
iGEM Mentorship Program
Mentee and Mentor Application deadline: May 7, 2016We are expanding last year's program to help iGEM teams learn how the iGEM competition works and iGEM alumni refine communication, leadership, and mentoring skills. For more on the program or to apply to be a mentor or mentor visit our Mentorship page .
Need help adding a secondary PI?
If you are having trouble adding a secondary PI, see the instructions in the Registration Handbook.
Why do teams need to have two PIs?
All iGEM teams must have two PIs to participate in iGEM. Throughout years of running the competition, we have found that in general teams with at least two PIs have a better iGEM experience, learn more, and succeed even more than on their own.
Teams with only one PI often find that they don't get adequate support throughout the season. While iGEM is a student driven competition, PIs are important for providing guidance, having funding connections, dealing with university bureaucracy and regulations, and more.
Also, often a PI goes away for a portion of the summer leaving the team without any PI guidance for part of the season.
Don't underestimate the value of your PIs!
For more details on team roles, see the Requirements and Team Roles pages.
Funding Opportunity - Application deadline May 1st, 2016l
Receive up to $5,000 for your CRISPR –related iGEM projects and 20% off Gene Synthesis and Cloning. Find out how.
WELCOME 2016 Teams!
Congratulations to all teams who have registered to participate in iGEM 2016! We know you are eager to get started and will be processing applications over the next couple of weeks. Don't hesitate to contact us with any questions.
We are looking forward to a great iGEM season and hope you are as well!
iGEM Mentorship Program
iGEM HQ is excited to announce the AlumniGEM team mentorship program will be run again in 2016! The first round of applications is due on the 7th of May. We encourage high school teams, collegiate teams and anyone who wants to be a mentor to signup now!
For more information, please check out the Mentorship Resource pages!
Regular registration deadline coming up!
Be sure to register your team and submit the registration fee by March 31, the deadline for regular registration! Registration fees received after March 31 at 11:59PM Boston time will be subject to a late fee surcharge of $500 USD. Team PIs can register their team for iGEM 2016 by following these steps:
- Complete the registration application
- Submit the team's registration fee
- Stand by for contact email from iGEM HQ (this will follow after submission of the registration application and fee)
Please note, students will not be able to register a team. Please see the team roles page for additional information.
Plant Synthetic Biology in iGEM
iGEM HQ is excited to announce a new initiative to support plant synthetic biology during the 2016 season and beyond! Plant synthetic biology has risen in popularity among iGEM teams over the last few years and we're working hard to help support those teams for 2016.
For more information, please check out the new Plant Synthetic Biology Resource page!
Team registration now open!
Registration for iGEM 2016 is now open! Team PIs can register their team for iGEM 2016 by following these steps:
- Complete the registration application
- Submit the team's registration fee
- Stand by for contact email from iGEM HQ (this will follow after submission of the registration application and fee)
Please note, students will not be able to register a team. Please see the team roles page for additional information.
PLOS iGEM Collection
iGEM 2015 teams have the opportunity to publish their results in the PLOS iGEM Collection! Submissions to the PLOS iGEM Collection will be posted for open review on the PLOS Collections blog, where members of the PLOS and iGEM communities will review them. For submission instructions and additional details, see the PLOS Collections Blog post.
iGEM at Synbiobeta
iGEM HQ will be at Synbiobeta London 2016 from April 6 to April 8! Come say hello, and be sure you hear Randy's talk!
High School and Community Lab teams
We're pleased to welcome High School and Community Lab teams back to iGEM 2016! Please click for registration details for High School teams and Community Lab teams.
Shipping to China
Due to restrictions by the Chinese Inspection and Quarantine Services (CIQ), iGEM is currently unable to ship DNA distribution kits or part requests to China. We must ask teams from China to please plan accordingly for 2016.
Team registration update
Registration for iGEM 2016 will open by the end of February! Regular registration will end on Thursday March 31, and late registration will end on Sunday May 1. The registration application will be posted in this news section. The following items are required for team registration:
- Completion of the registration application by the team's primary Principal Investigator (PI)
- Submission of the team registration fee (can be submitted before or after the registration application)
- After we receive the application and registration fee, iGEM HQ will contact the team's primary PI
Be sure to read over the Requirements for participating in iGEM 2016, and contact us if there are any questions.
Join the judging team
Judging during iGEM focuses on evaluating team projects and presentations, while providing constructive and positive feedback to the teams. It is an integral part of iGEM's success and we hope you consider joining the judging team!
Help improve the iGEM website
Are you interested in helping make iGEM's website better? Volunteer as a beta reader! Email kelly AT igem DOT org.
Preparing for iGEM 2016
Excited for the start of iGEM 2016? Check out the right-hand menu bar for information about iGEM 2016, including the updated Requirements for iGEM 2016!
New to iGEM and not on our newsletter mailing list? You can sign up to begin receiving our monthly newsletters, containing helpful and important information about iGEM participation!
