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Revision as of 15:19, 13 March 2019
News Archive
Here you will find the archived news items from the iGEM 2019 Main page
What is the most popular competition track? How many teams work in chassis other than E. coli? What are the most important research trends in iGEM?
Get answers to these questions and many more in the newly published iGEM 2018 Annual Report.
The day we've all been waiting for is finally here! Team registration for the 2019 Competition is now officially open. Visit the registration information page for instructions, including information about deadlines, fees, and other materials you'll need to register your team.
2019.igem.org will be your key resource for all competition related details and announcements. Visit this page often for news and updates. To get started, learn about competition requirements and registration by visiting 2019.igem.org/Competition.
Previous News Items
We will be opening team registration in Mid-February! Regular registration for 2019 teams will be $5,000 USD. We will send out the announcement through our Newsletter, so please sign up for the Newsletter to get the latest updates about iGEM 2019! You can see previous Newsletters and sign-up to receive them here: https://igem.org/Newsletters.
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