We are a diverse interdisciplinary team made up of biologists, biochemists, microbiologists, computer scientists, designers, engineers, and more. 

We use synthetic biology and modify organisms to create solutions to problems facing the local and global community as a part of the iGEM competition

Develop experimental plans, completes experiments, records and interprets data, and tracks progress.

Utilize bioinformatics tools to analyze genetic sequence and manage databases relevant to the project and ensure the project follows the technical requirements of iGEM.

Converse with experts to improve the project and create outreach events to connect with community members and stake holders with a focus on science communication.

Take photos/videos of events, develop social media pages, design media including logos and merch, and direct promotional and presentation videos for the project.

Keep track of important deadlines, monitor project progress and finances, plan a trip to the Jamboree in Paris.

Develop the projects website ("wiki") throughout to track and convey the team's work.