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ABOUT
What is the iGEM Competition?
The International Genetically Engineered Machine competition (iGEM) is the premiere undergraduate Synthetic Biology competition. Student teams are given a kit of biological parts at the beginning of the summer from the Registry of Standard Biological Parts. Working at their own schools over the summer, they use these parts and new parts of their own design to build biological systems and operate them in living cells. more...
- iGEM Foundation
- iGEM 2014 High School
- iGEM 2013 Competition
- Registry of Standard Biological Parts
COMPETITION
- Start a Team
- Funding How-To
- Gender Balance
- Requirements
- Handbook
- Requirements
- Calendar of Events
- 2014 Team Registration
- 2014 Fees
- Sections: Undergrad & Overgrad
- Tracks
- Team Meetups
- Community
- Safety
- Security
- Judging
- Giant Jamboree
- iGEM Photo Gallery
- iGEM Publicity
- Publications
TEAMS
- 2014 Team List
- 2014 Team Wikis
- 2014 Team Parts
- 2014 Team Tracks
- 2014 Team Judging Forms
- 2014 Team Judging Feedback
RESOURCES
- Previous iGEM Competitions
- Wiki How-To
- Videos
- Forums
- FAQ
- Registry of Standard Biological Parts
- The Registry at a Glance
- Protocols
- Special Offers and Services
- Funding Opportunities
GIANT JAMBOREE
CONTACT
DONATE

Registration for iGEM 2014 is now open!

Participate

Want to participate in iGEM? Start forming your team now! Join the 200+ iGEM teams and over 15,000 iGEM alumni and get involved on an iGEM team today. University student or instructor, biologist or engineer, chemist or mathematician, anthropologist or sociologist, artist or designer, DIYer or Nobel laureate -- there is a place for everyone to experience iGEM!

Giant Jamboree

No Regionals! Get ready to experience the Giant Jamboree. Participate as an iGEM 2014 team and join the 2500+ attendees expected to attend the largest single event in the history of iGEM and synthetic biology.

Get Excited!

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