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Biosecurity Policy Conference
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Are you ready to take your human practices to the next level?
Are you in the Boston area?
Do you want to engage with policymakers?
Join After iGEM and the MIT Center for International Studies the day after the Jamboree (November 5th, 2019) at MIT to investigate real problems in collaboration with policymakers and other students. Hear from policymakers about their journey and what are the next big challenges that require your help!
More details and RSVP form here!
Please contact Ambassador Ronit with any questions.
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HAPPENING IN THE COMMUNITY
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Credit: Shane Hope
3D-Printed Quilt of Biological Molecules is a Transhumanist Dystopia
Artist Shane Hope uses his art to answer the question:
"What would it look like if and after our overclocked-offspring (quicker-thinking posthuman descendants) decide to disassemble everything we know for spare parts?"
He explores this theme through a series of intricately layered sculptural artworks made using his own DIY 3D printers. To discover more follow the tag #syntheticbiology on Facebook to discover more.
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Photo by Matt Gibson
Bee Partners Industry Insight: Synthetic Biology
The boom in synthetic biology (SynBio) has moved humanity from settling for “good enough” solutions to optimal solutions. One such company investing in these solutions is Bee Partners. Click here to discover their partners. To discover more follow the tag #syntheticbiology on LinkedIn to discover more.
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OUT AND ABOUT
Start your year off right by attending conferences. Come meet new people, develop ideas, and gather inspiration!
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The biggest synthetic biology event in the world is here! After iGEM will have interactive panels during the Jamboree, be sure to check out our social media accounts and our website to get live updates or post questions!
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LabGenius Raises $10M to Use AI for Protein Drug Discovery
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Great companies are not built by individuals, they’re built by teams driven by a shared passion, a shared mission, a shared purpose. We are excited to share with our community that James Field, iGEMer from the 2009 and 2011 Imperial iGEM teams, recently raised $10M USD in Series A Funding for his startup LabGenius, which is developing a machine learning robotic platform.
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Scientists Can Finally Build Feedback Circuits in Cells
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Scientists Can Finally Build Feedback Circuits in Cells. This new circuitry could act as control mechanisms in safe, smart cells programmed to kill tumors and treat brain injuries. Check out the article.
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iGEMers come from all over the world and are responsible for amazing community initiatives-with sometimes these achievements aren’t known.
Do you know any iGEM alumni who deserve the spotlight?
Are you doing an amazing project in your community?
Submit your story or nominate a friend for a chance to be featured in the iGEMer of the Month section!
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THE CREATIVE GUILD
A global directory of creative companies and job opportunities
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Synthetic Biologist Positions at Asimov
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BioBuilder Teaching Fellows
BioBuilder Educational Foundation has a unique teaching opportunity for scientists and engineers with training in biochemistry, molecular biology, and/or bioengineering. Teaching Fellows will deliver workshops to learners ranging from middle school to adult.
Gain teaching experience with a unique opportunity to teach synthetic biology in BioBuilder's state-of-the-art Learning Lab. It's a flexible, short-term commitment with a potentially long-term impact! If interested, email Dr. Natalie Kuldell at natalie@biobuilder.org.
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Waving from around the world,
— iGEM Ambassador Team
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