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Revision as of 03:51, 2 November 2017
Human Practices
Introduction
This year, we had the largest team in the history of iGEM at the University of Washington, with a consistent 34 undergraduates working on various aspects of the project. For the first time, this allowed us to seriously incorporate hardware and software development as well as wetlab, and allowed us to do more engagement and human practices work than in previous years.
About
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Collaborations
Our collaborations this year center around the founding of the first high school/community lab iGEM team Washington State.
Engagement
This year, the UW iGEM team has created the Chromastat: an affordable, modular, and autonomous turbidostat + color detector.
Silver
As part of our human practices, we aimed to determine how safe, responsible, and good for the world our automated culture system will be when used in industry applications.
