Community

The iGEM community page lets you see what some of your fellow iGEM Teams are up to. If your want to add something to this list, send us an email to hq (at) igem . org and we'll add it.

• 2011 iGEM meetup/session at the 6th CeBiTec Symposium, Bielefeld
• 2011 Alberta Workshops
• 2011 Micro-Congress Mexico
• 2011 UK meetup
• 2011 KAIST summer camp

Team Queens Canada has a video up describing their project, find out about their project engineering C. elegans for bioremediation.

Team Colombia has a video up describing their project, find out about their project on using bacteria mediated biocontrol for phytopathogens.

Team Freiburg has a video up describing their project, find out about their Lab in a Cell project.

Team Sevilla has created a facebook group for iGEM teams whose projects are related to logical behavior or logic circuits. Join, share your progress, and help each other out!

Team Fatih_Turkey has designed a Monopoly-like Synthetic Biology board game called "Canvas Town" to educate people about BioBricks, organisms, techniques and devices used in a synthetic biology lab. They are also planning on sending sets out to the Regional Jamborees to create a tournament, with finalists playing at the World Jamboree. Check their wiki out for updates, pictures and rules.

Team UANL_Mty-Mexico has created a facebook group for iGEM Teams working on light based projects. They're inviting all iGEM "light teams" to join, communicate and collaborate and improve upon light induction systems.

Team Edinburgh has put together a project summary page for all iGEM team projects. Check out their Wiki Watch page to see what fellow iGEMers are working on.

Team Dundee has created a DNA app that can be found on their wiki. They've also turned it into an Android app

Team KULeuven has kindly put together a social media overview page on their wiki. Keep yourself updated on how teams are progressing through: Twitter, Facebook, Youtube, and Flickr. If you'd like to add yourself to their list, contact them through twitter (@KULeuven_iGEM) or facebook (KULeuven_iGEM).

Are you an iGEM team, lab, or sponsor? If you have a video that you would like to share with the community send us an email to hq (at) igem . org. We'll add it to our community videos page.

• Tell us who you would like the video to be attributed to: your iGEM team, your actors, etc.
• All videos should have a Creative Commons Attribution license at the very least.
• Provide a description and any resources that would go well with your video
• We prefer that videos be uploaded to Vimeo or Youtube as quality tends to be good and embedding is easy.