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Revision as of 17:09, 27 October 2011

Welcome!

This summer 19 students from Queen's University designed and implemented a genetic engineering project for the annual iGEM Competition. Meet the team, check out our project description or see our photos !

Achievements

✓ Have an amazing summer in the lab

✓ Win a Gold Medal at iGEM Americas Jamboree

✓ Advance to World Championship Jamboree

Nemoremediation: Giving C. elegans a Bioremediation Toolkit

Photo Gallery

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2011 Partners

Click here to see our full list of generous sponsors.

Platinum

Queen's

Gold, Silver