Handbook

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Project

iGEM projects are very diverse! Each team must strive to cooperate and collaborate with their local community and the global iGEM community.

  • Make a positive contribution
    Regardless of the focus or background, all teams must strive to make a positive contribution to the world or the community around them.
  • Select a track
    iGEM has 15 tracks from where to choose from. Choosing a track will help you focus your project towards one area. Some tracks have specific requirements, be sure to read the details for each one. More information - https://2014.igem.org/Tracks
  • Collaboration Teams
    should communicate with one another, help each other and overall strive for a community environment among participants.
  • Attributions
    Be clear about who did what in your project. If you received help or advice from someone outside the team, be sure to document it. If you are using another team’s biobrick, be sure to mention it as well. Example - https://2011.igem.org/Team:Imperial_College_London/Team


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