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Goodbye Azo Dye : iGEM 2014 - University College London
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These requirements are still in drafting stages, please refer to
iGEM Awards
for more details (last accessed: 19 June 2014.
Requirements for iGEM Medals
Bronze
Team registration.
Complete Judging form.
Team wiki.
We will present our project poster and talk at the iGEM Giant Jamboree, 30 October - 3 November 2014.
Use of new/improved application of previously existing standard BioBrick Part or Device, and submitted to the iGEM Registry.
Silver (in addition to Bronze Medal requirements)
Experimental validation that at least one of our new Biobrick Part(s) or Device(s) works as expected.
Characterisation of working Biobrick(s) documented in the "Main Page" section of its Part's/Device's Registry Entry.
New part submitted to iGEM Parts Registry (adhering to the iGEM Registry guidelines).
Implications of our project to the environment, security, safety and ethics, and/or ownership and sharing. Also, description of one or more ways these, or broader, implications have been taken into consideration in the design and execution of our project.
Gold (in addition to Bronze Medal requirements, any one or more of the following)
Improve the function OR characterization of an existing BioBrick Part or Device, document this in the "Experience" section of its entry in the iGEM Registry, and submit the part to the iGEM Parts Registry.
Help any registered iGEM team from another school or institute, e.g. characterising a part, debugging a construct, or modelling/simulating their system.
Describe a novel approach of our team to help us and others consider the implications/aspects of the design and outcomes of synthetic biology efforts; justifying its novelty and how this approach might be adapted and scaled for others to use.
Special Prizes available
Note:
For the following special prizes, teams must nominate themselves using the online Judging Form. Refer to
iGEM Awards
for further details.
Best Human Practices Advance
Best BioBrick Measurement Approach
Best Model (mathematical / computer simulations)
Note:
The following special prizes will be awarded at the judges' discretion. Refer to
iGEM Awards
for further details.
Best New BioBrick Part, Natural
Best New BioBrick Part or Device, Engineered
Best Wiki
Best Poster
Best Presentation
Best Two-Page Summary
Note:
Additional special prizes may be awarded if quality of work is sufficiently high:
iGEM Awards
for further details.
Best Parts Collection
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