iGEM, booze sensors and epidemic models :The Scientist [3rd November 2007]

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iGEM, booze sensors and epidemic models

Posted by Alla Katsnelson

[Entry posted at 3rd November 2007 03:45 PM GMT]

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For most of the day today, the iGEM teams are breaking up into groups in which students present their projects. The range of projects is pretty dizzying. They are loosely divided into five tracks - energy, information processing, basic foundational ...

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