Registration for iGEM includes registering users, registering teams, maintaining team rosters, distinguishing instructors from students, paying team fees, receiving the DNA kit of parts, registering for the Jamboree, and more. There are various resources for you to use to understand the registration process.

High School and Community Labs teams register using this form, but have additional registration requirements. You will need to specify if your team is a High School or Community Labs team at the beginning of registration and cannot change this later.

• Competition Requirements
• Registration Requirements
• Registration Handbook
• Frequently Asked Questions

Every participant in iGEM 2017 needs a user account. This one account will let you apply for a new team, give you access to the tools of the Registry, let you add or edit parts, and let you edit the contents of the iGEM and Registry Wikis. If you already have an account, please update it with any new information for iGEM 2017.

Your team may already have already applied to iGEM 2017. Once its application is accepted, you can join the team using a membership code given to you by the PI or by applying for membership and waiting for approval from the PI. Only a team's PI may apply for a new iGEM team.

• See if your team has already applied
• Join an existing iGEM 2017 team
• Apply for a new iGEM 2017 team

Only the PI may submit the team information. The PI will need to provide a brief resource description to show that they understand the resources that will be required.

• Review and update your team's registration

For new teams, iGEM Headquarters will verify the basic registration information and will contact the PI for more information before accepting the application. For new users, once your account is approved and your team's application is accepted, you will have full access to use all tools.

• How to contact iGEM