This year, the 2020 iGEM synthetic biology competition is teaming up with the open collaborative platform JOGL to tackle the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals on a global roadmap toward 2030.
The “Pink Chicken Project” wants to turn all the chickens on the planet fluorescent pink using CRISPR genetic engineering. Yes, it’s a provocation.
Vegan cheese won the gold medal at iGEM’s first competition open to community labs. The international synthetic biology competition ended on November 3 in Boston.
Every year, international students challenge themselves to fabricate biological machines. On the 10th anniversary of this brillant competition, held from October 30 to November 3, iGEM opens its doors to artists and “community labs“.
