As a member of drylab, I helped design our plasmids and backup options, while also assisting in assembling plasmids and culturing cells in wetlab. For entrepreneurship, I scheduled our meetings with experts and handled most of the research and writing. The most memorable moments have been the funny lab incidents, like spilling LB powder everywhere. Overall, spending time with my teammates - both working and having fun - has been the highlight of iGEM for me.

I worked on coding for the wiki and helped design our team logo while also participating in planning and conducting lab experiments. Gaining hands-on experience in both the lab and the creative process of building the wiki has been the most enjoyable experience. Overall, the iGEM experience of tackling a real-world issue with our team has been incredibly fulfilling.

I worked on many tasks, from designing plasmids in drylab to assembling them in the lab, as well as coding for the wiki, designing posters, and writing for entrepreneurship. The most enjoyable aspects have been creating drawings for presentations and growing cells in the lab. The NiC conference was a major highlight; hearing about other projects and presenting ours was incredibly fun.

Throughout the project, I took on various roles, including organizing social events, creating social media content, editing videos, and conducting lab experiments such as cell transfection and growth optimization. I enjoyed learning new lab skills, but what I loved most was meeting new people and having amazing experiences through this project.

In human practices, I established contact with schools and led programs for younger students. In project management, I worked with sponsors and helped arrange team activities. I particularly enjoyed interviewing patients and experts, as well as traveling to meet new people. The best part was the opportunity to connect with different communities and share our project.

I’ve been involved in coding the wiki, designing plasmids in drylab, and assembling them in wetlab, as well as analyzing the sequencing results. Coding is the most fun - especially when it works! Overall, I’ve loved meeting new people, both within our team and from other teams, while learning about their projects during iGEM.

I handled a variety of tasks, including interviewing patients and coordinating with the Endometriosis Association in human practices. In wetlab, I was responsible for maintaining the growth of our cell lines. Meeting new people through human practices has been the most enjoyable aspect, and I’ve loved bringing our project to life while having fun with the team.

In drylab, I contributed to designing and ordering parts, while in human practices, I focused on interviewing patients and experts and helped create educational materials. It has been deeply meaningful to hear patients’ stories, and I’ve loved connecting with people both within our team and at conferences. Learning new skills in synthetic biology has also been incredibly rewarding.