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Revision as of 17:02, 28 October 2017
Human Practices Summary
BUTTERFLY HEADER IMAGE
While we may be a small team, we believe even the efforts of a few people can have a massive impact on the world as a whole. As such our team has approached our Human Practices work in four substantial ways:
- Understanding the scope, impacts, and ethical ramifications of our work.
- Understanding the concerns of and educating the public on genetic modification and our project.
- Improving our project by communicating with and receiving advice from various community groups
- Improving our project by collaborating with various iGEM teams