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   A major goal of the iGEM foundation is to allow for the black-boxing of DNA parts that can later be utilized and recombined innovatively to create new, useful things. These black-boxed DNA parts are called BioBricks. Each of our projects has contributed to the <a href="http://parts.igem.org/Catalog">Registry of Standard Biological Parts</a>.
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   Synthetic biology is still a poorly understood tool by the public at large and even students.  Working at NASA, our team had the additional responsibility of educating Agency officials and other members of the federal government.  To this end, our outreach this summer included participation in the
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Bay Area Maker Faire and the World Maker Faire, New York, Brown University's 250th open house and NASA Ames 75th anniversary open house,
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a visit by the University of California iGEM team,
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collaborations with the California Academy of Sciences,
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contributions to the iGEM Newsletter,
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participation in the Stanford research experiences for undergraduates (REU) program
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and the Stanford high school program,
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presentations to DNA2.0
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and the NorCal Meetup at the University of California Santa Cruz,
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The team hosted visits by
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Congressman Ami Bera of California’s 7th Congressional District in the U.S. House of Representatives,
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NASA Ames Center Director S. Pete Worden,
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NASA Chief Scientist Ellen Stofan,
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NASA Chief Technologist David Miller and staff, and
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Dr. Barry Groves, Superintendent of Mountain View/Los Altos School District and his staff.
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Bay Area Maker Faire UCSF visit (wind tunnel tour) California Academy of Sciences iGEM Newsletter Stanford REU Stanford HS program DNA2.0 NorCal Meetup, UCSC World Maker Faire, New York Brown 250th hosted: Congressman Ami Bera Center Director S. Pete Worden NASA Chief Scientist Ellen Stofan [[File:Ellen Stofan, Chief Scientist, 22 July 2014_7626, small.jpg]] NASA Chief Technologist David Miller and staff Dr. Barry Groves, Superintendent of Mountain View/Los Altos School District and his staff
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