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...ry. This is a great experience for me joining such a massive international competition although this is my first time to get in touch with synthetic biology. I wi
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...of diverse perspectives as we created a project that was well-considered, responsible and good for the world. </p>
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<p>The student leader of NAU-CHINA 2021.
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...nd AptaVita is envisioned to be used in hospitals where trained physicians
conduct the test.</p>
...<p>Private and public healthcare facilities in Uganda are
responsible for screening patients for vitamin deficiencies. Current methods of testing
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...ficulties that we never though before, we work shoulder to shoulder in the competition.
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...ficulties that we never though before, we work shoulder to shoulder in the competition.
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...develop a solution that not only addresses the actual problem, but is also responsible, safe and good for use “in real life”.</p>
...r Human Practices work to adjust our project so that BYE-MONIA is actually responsible, safe and good for the world. All leading to us proposing to use BYE-MONIA
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<li>During our journey in the iGEM competition, support from our university was crucial. The university provided us with a
...invasive molecular diagnostic tool. Finally, he wished us good luck in the competition.</div>
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...al promotion and common progress, and finally achieved good results in the
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a sophomore. I am responsible for dry lab, wiki construction, wiki contents, design, sales
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...GEM organisation, explained how to choose a relevant project for 2021 iGEM
competition. The new team voted for a primary and a secondary secretary and filled out
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...ation. After <strong>extensive research and consultation</strong> with the responsible institutions, we have concluded that we have sufficient capabilities to per
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...ich are in a lot of cases restricted or prohibited [14]. In fact, the iGEM competition rightfully has a 'Do Not Release Policy' due to the <strong>risks associate
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.... and is currently responsible for genomics and gene editing-related work, responsible for the company's second-generation sequencing and gene editing-related tec
...riate antibiotics and explore the concentration gradients when we formally conduct cell experiments. </p>
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...prevention and control of plastic pollution, major enterprises need to be
responsible for the plastic they may
<p>Duties: The executive director shall be
responsible to the general meeting of shareholders and shall be
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...team from our institute and Kerala, not many people were aware of the iGEM competition. The team's effort was instrumental in introducing iGEM within our institut
...the team leader, had been involved in all wet-lab activities. He had been responsible for all the official documentation so that the project could run smoothly w
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...team from our institute and Kerala, not many people were aware of the iGEM competition. The team's effort was instrumental in introducing iGEM within our institut
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...ne). Therefore, Legislator Chuang suggests that TBSF should be financially responsible for increased costs in blood antigen cleavage, as they could most likely af
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...dance. Our team believes that safe working conditions are a key element of responsible research and we wanted to make sure that we would follow the safety code of
...oratory personnel and the environment. All members who participated in the conduct of the experiments received the appropriate training, were informed about t
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...on, and in our case, it was no different. When recruiting the team, as the competition was not known in our university, it aroused interest mainly among biotechno
...ng</b> in an environment of companies that were not familiar with the iGEM competition. Therefore, from the very beginning, we <b>invested a lot of time in contac
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managing them is a key component of being a
responsible scientist or engineer - so please answer the questions
do so can lead to immediate disqualification from the
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...3-dioxygenase that converts colorless pyrocatechol to a yellow product. To conduct this reaction, we decided to make use of a cell-free system (CFS) because
...van Gijzen and Dr. Michel Bengtson. This would grant us the possibility to conduct our test with high accuracy and at the point of care. To interpret the read
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<li><strong>Promote responsible research</strong> among the scientific community</li>
.../strong> and the <strong>Directorate of Education, GNCT Delhi,</strong> to conduct the Mini-summer school over the course of 5 days. Gene Gala saw the registr
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...vation. RDFZ iGEM team addresses safety and security issues throughout the competition lifecycle. Team members consider potential risks to themselves, their commu
...b access and rules (including appropriate clothing, eating, and drinking), responsible individuals (such as lab or departmental specialists or institutional biosa
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<p>First of all, we learned that BJEA_China lacks PET films to
conduct experiments. <b>We sent them PET films
<p>Our team is
responsible for improving the thermostability of PETase to improve the degradation abil
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<p>First of all, we learned that BJEA_China lacks PET films to
conduct experiments. <b>We sent them PET films
<p>Our team is
responsible for improving the thermostability of PETase to improve the degradation abil
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...work within which scientific innovations can advance, whilst the latter is responsible for demand. Both of which dictate the technology transfer cycle when it com
...d a situation where only large corporations have the financial capacity to conduct the necessary safety tests to get their GMOs approved. Are there any Europe
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...d a situation where only large corporations have the financial capacity to conduct the necessary safety tests to get their GMOs approved. Are there any Europe
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...oratory of Inter University Center in UGM</b>, for providing us a place to
conduct our project.</p><p><b>Sub-Directorate of Student Creativities in UGM</b>, f
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...y, etc. However, Dr. Berger also communicated the importance of building a responsible synthetic biology project, where we understood where Manifold could best he
...to biosynthesis. These included <span class="red"> flux imbalance, pathway competition, toxic intermediates, and loss of intermediates</span>. By overcoming these
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...eginning as a wet lab member. Him and the other 4 members of the team were responsible for the brainstorming at the beginning of the year, the research in order t
...artment to help them brainstorm and organise their thoughts throughout the competition. He studied and learned everything there is to know about GDPR to help his
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...Li is the student leader of SJTU-BioX-Shanghai (2020), who introduce iGEM competition to us
competition system and provided many significant suggestions about project design, trou
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...d revising content for both judges and teams. Our goal is to ensure a fair competition in which judges are able to clearly and consistently assess the important p
...wears many hats in iGEM, spanning the committees for judging, responsible conduct, safety, and human practices. In his day job he sits at the technical inter
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...ural area students in GU MING elementary schools in Chiayi, Taiwan. We are responsible for the bioscience part of this online program.
...des, we talked about our motivation for participation, our project, how we conduct multidisciplinary collaboration, and most importantly–how we engaged with
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...one"><strong><span style="color: white;">Day 1: Synthetic Biology and iGEM competition</span></strong></button>
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...communication goals of the project along with the project’s code of conduct contribute to the UN Sustainable Development Goals for quality education an
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...interested team members to continue to study after the
competition.</p>
<p>These team members below were
responsible for the design of team logo, team uniform
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.... Although we met with scientists, stakeholders, and end-users to ideate a responsible solution, we needed to understand how our solution impacted the social land
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...remely grateful for their active involvement and expertise throughout this competition. The following attributions explain in more detail team member, advisor, an
...ing experiments team members would conduct in the lab. She was also solely responsible for the development of the Wiki page. Additionally, she conducted extensive
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biology projects. Our goal was to conduct educational seminars, workshops, and lectures on topics such as "careers an
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...our project. His fascination towards experiments drives him to design and conduct the key Aptamer experiment, and helps with others. Besides, he participates
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...nowledge, we focused on <i>the Tianjin Biosecurity Guidelines for Codes of Conduct for Scientists</i>. The aim of <i>the Tianjin Biosecurity Guidelines</i> is
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...on farm sewage monitoring, serving both farmers and government departments responsible for supervising of water quality.</p>
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...e a small step towards goals 7 (“Affordable and Clean Energy”), 12 (“Responsible Consumption and Production”), and 13 (“Climate Action”).</p>
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...urgency of this issue. This prompted us to conduct a more veritable
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...ring below which had helped us perfect Viruguard throughout the whole iGEM competition this year.
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...has on wildlife and humans to ensure that our project is carried out in a
responsible way. <b>You can read more about our analysis of these topics at our <a href
...ow you have thought carefully and creatively about whether your project is
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...In order to make our project reflexive, responsible and responsive, and based on
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...am members and the general public more aware of synthetic Biology and iGEM competition, we opened a column on our official account, where we publish excellent int
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...les_of_Conduct">Rules of Conduct </a> require teams to be safe, secure and responsible in their biological engineering. You must adhere to this in your videos as
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<div>iGEM is not just a competition for us, it's an engagement with universities around the world.</div>
the competition, LZU-CHINA, Jiangnan_China, SZU-China and Jilin_China co-hosted the 2021 Ch
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...supporting medicine with drugs. "Medical separation" aims to establish the competition mechanism of drug circulation and cut off the economic interest relationshi
...tablish a good image in related fields and reflect the high quality of the competition among different people. Lay a good foundation for the subsequent developmen
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...lecture, we briefly talked about the content of the iGEM competition,
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.... Finally, we united 18 iGEM 2021 teams from different regions in China to conduct online
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...our Primary PIs. Without his help, we couldn’t have participated in the Competition, as he was the one that contributed the most in order to get funding for ou
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...oxins, we realised that in order to gain acceptance of a biosensor when in competition with other chemical methods, we need to make sure <mark>to limit false posi
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..., and I am the team leader of team KEYSTONE 2021. In the team, I am mainly responsible of team management, project management, and web lab.</div>
...uipment and opportunities to participate in various competitions. The igem competition is one of them.
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...ow you have thought carefully and creatively about whether your project is
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...open fields. We were able to get samples of diseased crops in advance and conduct an interview. The highlight will be the interview with a farmer there, whic
...the popularity continues for a long time. Korea Rice & Variety service is responsible for improving the rice, and the office exists in different regions. For exa
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