Northwestern International Genetically Engineered Machines

Northwestern International Genetically Engineered Machines

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The iGEM (International Genetically Engineered Machines) Competition is the premiere student research competition in synthetic biology.

Catalyzer Photo Challenge: Spring 2018 05/04/2018

Our group can earn additional funds towards our Catalyzer fundraising goal with your help.

The groups that get the most likes in the album will be eligible for extra funds to help surpass their fundraising goal. But we only have until May 8 at 4 pm to make it happen! Thanks for your help!

By supporting our project, you will help us purchase the materials needed to complete a novel biological engineering project to present at the 2018 iGEM Jamboree!

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Support student scientists from Northwestern International Genetically Engineered Machines as they pursue a novel biological engineering project: bit.ly/2GUkFk9

iGEM Jamboree 2017 02/20/2018
07/26/2017

Check out this new Chicago biohacking group!

ChiTown Bio ChiTownBio is dedicated to putting the knowledge, skills, and tools of biotechnology into the hands of all Chicagoans who want to explore the living world and use it to benefit our community.

Photos 02/16/2017

Relatable.

Dream big

01/17/2017

Info sessions starting in five minutes in M152! Come hang out with us!

iGEM Jamboree 01/06/2017

The culmination of our hard work--the iGEM conference. Looks fun right? It was!

01/06/2017

FYI: iGEM is not just for science geeks, we welcome geeks of all disciplines! iGEM is very focused on the global, societal, and cultural impact of science and we're super interested in those intersections! If you know of any awesome science-focused art let us know!

Team:Northwestern - 2016.igem.org 01/06/2017

Aaaaand if you want a comprehensive summary of our last year's project, take a gander at our wiki!

Team:Northwestern - 2016.igem.org What are CRISPR Capsules? Our team is investigating the utility of outer membrane vesicles (OMVs) in the delivery of the Cas9-complex. All Gram-negative bacteria produce OMVs and use them to deliver toxins, communicate with other bacteria, mediate membrane composition, and extract materials such as…

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