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iGEM is launching a new discussion forum! The iGEM Forum will serve as a centralized place for discussion of the latest news, advancements, and challenges in synthetic biology; and, we hope you can help us get started by adding posts and topics! If you find any bugs, or have any suggestions for the use of the forum, please forward them here.
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OUT AND ABOUT
Start your year off right by attending conferences. Come meet new people, develop ideas, and gather inspiration!
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The 2nd Annual Canada SynBio conference will be held on March 6th, to help to accelerate the growth and success of Canada’s Engineering Biology community.
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Asimov is seeking a Machine Learning Engineer in Cambridge, MA.
Asimov’s synthetic biology team is seeking a full-time Research Associate to engineer mammalian cells in Cambridge, MA.
iGEM Digest is seeking an iGEM Digest Reporter to work remotely.
Ginkgo Bioworks is seeking a Organism Engineering Padawan, this is a paid internship in Boston, MA.
Hiring? Looking for work? Visit the After iGEM Job Opportunities page, our global director of unique work opportunities.
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NEWS
Missed a meetup, have you ever wondered about iGEMer lead startups, or wanted information on unique iGEM opportunities? Check out the updates below.
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Japheth, iGEM Ambassador to the African Region, hosted the first iGEM Cairo Symposium to bolster the formation of more teams in the region, click here to find out how it went!
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Indonesian iGEM students came together for the first After iGEM meetup to discuss the growth Synthetic Biology with local members of government and industry. Learn how it went by clicking here.
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The day we've all been waiting for is finally here! Team registration for the 2019 competition is now officially open. Do you know anyone who is interested in participating in iGEM and joining the iGEM community? Encourage them to visit the registration page and start a team!
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In the second issue of the iGEM Digest, we feature the stories of such individuals who have not only shaped their career by what they learned from the iGEM Competition but also have provided a path for others to follow. Download/view it here:
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We are now accepting stories for future issues. If you would like to share an experience in the lab, a lesson learned, an exciting revelation, or anything else that might be of interest to your fellow iGEMers, email in your story. If selected it will be featured in the next issue of the iGEM Digest.
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This newsletter was made like any good PCR- the machine stopped midway through, and the team started over again, but man those bands came out like a Picasso.
Waving from all over the world,
iGEM Ambassador Team
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