Requirements
Deliverables
Every iGEM team is responsible for delivering the following 11 items. These items are used to evaluate your team, in addition to the other medal and award criteria. Failure to complete these deliverables may impact your team’s chances at winning prizes during the Giant Jamboree.
Required Deliverables
- Team wiki [details]: Teams need to document their project on their Team Wiki page.?
- Poster [details]: Each team must present a poster of their project at the Giant Jamboree.?
- Presentation [details]: Each team has 20 minutes to present their project at the Giant Jamboree. The presentation must be given by a student.?
- Project Attribution [details]: Teams need to attribute all of the work done for their project correctly.?
- Sample Submission [details]: Submit samples of your new Parts to the Registry.?
- Registry Part Pages [details]: For every sample submitted, teams must generate a new Part Page on the Registry.? Safety Forms?
- Safety Check-in: Due on June XX, 2016
- About Our Lab: : Due on July XX, 2016
- About Our Project: : Due on July XX, 2016
- Final Safety Form: Due on August XX, 2016
- Judging Form: Due on September XX, 2016
- Wiki Freeze Date: October XX, 2016
- Poster PDF Due: October XX, 2016
- Sample Submission Mailing Deadline: October XX, 2016
Rules of Conduct
As a part of the iGEM competition, all participants (including students, instructors, and advisors) are expected to follow the iGEM Rules of Conduct throughout the competition and during the Giant Jamboree.
Teams must agree to follow all of iGEM’s Laboratory Safety Rules (link to: page doesn’t exist yet) throughout the competition.?
Every iGEM participant must agree to adhere to the Responsible Conduct Committee's Conduct Policy (link to: page doesn’t exist yet) at all times.?
Be intellectually honest. Describe your accomplishments accurately, and do not take credit for the work of others.?
Treat everyone with respect (including teammates, instructors, advisors, other teams, judges, and Headquarters staff).?
