"Synthetic biology is the design and construction of biological devices and systems for useful purposes." –Wikipedia page "The International Genetically Engineered Machine competition (iGEM) is the premiere undergraduate Synthetic Biology competition. Student teams are given a kit of biological parts at the beginning of the summer from the Registry of Standard Biological Parts. Working at their own schools over the summer, they use these parts and new parts of their own design to build biological systems and operate them in living cells." –iGEM Foundation |
2022 iGEM Team ARROWE |
2021 iGEM Team OCTOPUS |
2020 iGEM Team Phast-Phage |
2019 iGEM Team Burden-O-Meter |
2018 iGEM Team BHR plasmid kit |
2017 iGEM Team Yo GABA GABA |
2016 iGEM Team SCOBY Doo |
2015 iGEM Team Breaking is Bad |
2014 iGEM Team GC Expansion Pack |
2013 iGEM Team MAPs and Bioscrubber |
2012 iGEM Team Decaffeination |
2006 iGEM Team Edge Detector |
2005 iGEM Team Edge Detector |
2004 iGEM Team Bacterial Photography |
2022 | Top 10 undergrad team Winner Best Foundational Advance Finalist Best Part Collection Finalist Best Presentation |
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2021 | 2014 | ACS Synthetic Biology paper | |||
2020 | 2013 | Joint with North Carolina A&T | |||
2019 | Winner Best Measurement Finalist Best Foundational Advance; |
2012 | Advance to Championship Winner Best Experimental Measurement Approach, Americas West ACS Synthetic Biology paper |
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2018 | 2006 | 3rd Place Best System | |||
2017 | 2005 | Best Live Demo Best Model-Driven Design Best Proposed Funding Mechanism |
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2016 | Applied and Environmental Microbiology paper Journal of Microbiology & Biology Education paper |
2004 | One of five teams to participate in the 1st ever iGEM competition! Winner Grand Prize Cell paper |
2022 UT iGEM team with the Best Foundational Advance Award (Photo: Nolan Zunk, UT Austin) |
2019 UT iGEM team with the Best Measurement Award for their Burden-O-Meter project |