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<b>4:00 pm -- Drew Endy -- Judging and Awards</b><br>
See [https://2008.igem.org/Awards here] for <b>draft information</b> on awards and [https://2008.igem.org/Judging here] for information on how iGEM will be judged.  <b>NOTE:</b> This is all draft and open for discussion!  Email Drew!
See [https://2008.igem.org/Awards here] for <b>draft information</b> on awards and [https://2008.igem.org/Judging here] for information on how iGEM will be judged.  <b>NOTE:</b> This is all draft and open for discussion!  Email Drew!
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There is also a [https://2008.igem.org/Safety biosafety requirement] as part of the iGEM team presentations now -- part of bridging the generational gap between younger and older scientists, raise awareness, and share best practices.

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Teach the Teachers 2008

Stata Center, MIT, May 3, 2008

9:00 am -- Welcome and Introduction by Randy Rettberg


Movies
iGEM Cartoon Movie
Movie about the 2006 iGEM Slovenian team (where can this be found?)
The iGEM 2007 Dance movie


iGEM Websites
Main iGEM website
New Parts Registry site -- active in about 1 week
Overview of the schedule for the day


9:30 am Synthetic Biology based on Parts -- Tom Knight
Abstraction and Design of Simple Biological Systems
This is very similar to his talk presented at SB3.0 in Zurich, available here at the bottom of the page.


10:00 am -- Jason Kelly -- Standard Measurement Kit for BioBrick Promoters (PoPS-out devices)
(The slides will be at http://partsregistry/measurement when the site is live)
Jason explains how to measure the PoPs of promoters and compare it to a reference standard.


10:30 am -- Reshma Shetty Building BioBrick vectors from BioBrick parts
Everything you need to know can be found in their Journal of Biological Engineering article, found here. (doi:10.1186/1754-1611-2-5)


10:45 am -- Randy Rettberg -- Overview of the iGEM 2008 Wiki


12:00 noon -- Lunch and team introductions


1:15 pm -- Mathworks Introduction
MathWorks is again a sponsor of iGEM.
Click here for software and training!
Contact is Kristen Zannella for information or feedback kzannella(at)mathworks(period)com


1:30 pm -- Meagan Lizarazo, Overview of Registry tools, BioBrick formats
See technical formats for overview of the various standards.


2:45 pm -- Meagan Lizarazo, Overview of 2008 DNA distribution
This year the DNA has been fully QC'd and is spotted onto filter sheets that will be sent out in a binder.
Information about the 2008 DNA can be found here.
All the information about each part on each "plate" can be found here.


3:30 pm -- Randy Rettberg, Overview of Team Requirements and how iGEM will operate


4:00 pm -- Drew Endy -- Judging and Awards
See here for draft information on awards and here for information on how iGEM will be judged. NOTE: This is all draft and open for discussion! Email Drew!

There is also a biosafety requirement as part of the iGEM team presentations now -- part of bridging the generational gap between younger and older scientists, raise awareness, and share best practices.