How to save the world with biology (EN)
Synthetic biology can be used to create incredible things: alternatives for fossil fuels, life saving medicines, tools to help bring humans to other planets. But where to begin a research project?
Well, right here! We are two groups of students participating in the world’s biggest competition for synthetic biology: the iGEM teams Hamburg and Dresden. Together with you we want to have a closer look at what synthetic biology actually is and how to use it in research. From finding a problem to getting first ideas how to solve it with tools from nature. No prior knowledge required!
Well, right here! We are two groups of students participating in the world’s biggest competition for synthetic biology: the iGEM teams Hamburg and Dresden. Together with you we want to have a closer look at what synthetic biology actually is and how to use it in research. From finding a problem to getting first ideas how to solve it with tools from nature. No prior knowledge required!
Register at: igem@tu-dresden.de
Unsere Projekte: MOCHI & CasSTAR (https://www.min.uni-hamburg.de/en/transfer/igem/current-project.html)“
Copyright für das Bild: Emily Franke & Cara Frister
02
August
2026
10h00 - 13h30
Organisiert durch
iGEM TU Dresden & iGEM Hamburg
igem@tu-dresden.de
Synthetic biology can be used to create incredible things: alternatives for fossil fuels, life saving medicines, tools to help bring humans to other planets. But where to begin a research project?
Well, right here! We are two groups of students participating in the world’s biggest competition for synthetic biology: the iGEM teams Hamburg and Dresden. Together with you we want to have a closer look at what synthetic biology actually is and how to use it in research. From finding a problem to getting first ideas how to solve it with tools from nature. No prior knowledge required!
Well, right here! We are two groups of students participating in the world’s biggest competition for synthetic biology: the iGEM teams Hamburg and Dresden. Together with you we want to have a closer look at what synthetic biology actually is and how to use it in research. From finding a problem to getting first ideas how to solve it with tools from nature. No prior knowledge required!
Register at: igem@tu-dresden.de
Unsere Projekte: MOCHI & CasSTAR (https://www.min.uni-hamburg.de/en/transfer/igem/current-project.html)“
Copyright für das Bild: Emily Franke & Cara Frister