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Team:IIT Delhi/Achievements
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Requirements for a Bronze Medal:
"We won a Bronze Medal at the iGEM Giant Jamboree 2014"
Silver Medal:
Additional Requirements for a Gold Medal:iGEM Prizes
- ✔ We registered our team for the 2014 Giant Jamboree.
- ✔ We successfully completed and submitted this iGEM 2014 Judging form.
- ✔ We created and shared the description of our project using the iGEM wiki and our team's parts using the Registry of Standard Biological Parts.
- ✔ We plan to present our poster and talk at the iGEM 2014 Giant Jamboree.
- ✔ We attributed the work done by all the people who made this project possible. The attibutions can be seen at:https://2014.igem.org/Team:IIT_Delhi/Attributions
- ✔ We documented three new standard BioBrick Parts and submitted these parts to the iGEM Registry.
- Part Number: BBa_K1395001
- Part Number: BBa_K1395002
- Part Number: BBa_K1395003
- ✔We experimentally validated that our new BioBrick Parts works as expected, the validation can be seen at the following links:
- ✔ We documented the characterization of these parts in the “Main Page” section of that Part’s/Device’s Registry entry.
- Part Number: BBa_K1395001
- ✔ We submitted these new parts to the iGEM Parts Registry (our submissions adhered to the iGEM Registry guidelines).
- Part Number: BBa_K1395001
- ✔ We articulated important questions encountered by our team and described how our team considered these questions within your project. We also included attributions to all experts and stakeholders consulted.
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The questions can be seen at the link: https://2014.igem.org/Team:IIT_Delhi/Achievements/Questions
Additional Requirements for a Gold Medal:
- ✔ We articulated important questions encountered by our team, described how our team considered these questions within your project and evaluated the approach used by our team. We also included attributions to all experts and stakeholders consulted.
- Question 1: What constitutes suitable and unsuitable use of organisms by humans? Should organisms be ever used in research? Do organisms have "rights" as we have human rights?
- Question 2:Going from genetic manipulation in microorganism to plants, animals and humans. Should we mark a line cautioning genetic manipulation and put a bound at some point ?
- Question 3: When we create a GMO, what motive we have in our mind? Commercial, Humanitarian, inquisitiveness, professional honor, national interest, to improve mankind etc. !
- Question 4: Is there any feasibility of homologous recombination of our biobricks into other organisms if it gets released into biosphere ?
- We also organized an Online Case-Study Competition-Here is a link to it, you have to fill the form to see the questions
- Best Supporting Art & Design-Our team will present an art installation at the Giant Jamboree
- ✔ We collaborated with Game Designer Mr. Karan Varshney and our team member shashank and he made a multi-platform game "ECO COLI" based on the project of our theme- The game for android platform can be downloaded at HERE , and the game for windows PC can be downloaded at HERE
- ✔ We collaborated with "INK STORMS ART"(a Delhi based artists association) and attended their events and discussed about our project.
The founder of the association Mr. Ainesh wrote poems on the disease malignant hyperthermia which is caused by poisoning due to excessive exposure to oxides of sulfur ! You can read the poems here !!!
