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Revision as of 21:22, 2 August 2019
Human Practices Hub
Through Human Practices, iGEM teams consider whether their projects are responsible and good for the world. They creatively engage with issues in ethics, sustainability, inclusion, security, and many other areas. Human Practices questions are complex and don’t have simple answers. Teams therefore often conduct public engagement; inviting stakeholder input to shape the direction of their work.
"Human Practices is the study of how your work affects the world, and how the world affects your work." — Peter Carr, Director of Judging
What is Human Practices?
Learn about Human Practices and why it is an important part of iGEM.
How to Succeed
All teams are expected to engage in Human Practices. Check out our tips for teams and the medal and prize criteria.
Frequently Asked Questions
See answers to questions like "What is the difference between Integrated Human Practices and Education and Public Engagement?"
Resources
Getting started? These resources can help you understand methods for responsible research, public engagement, and much more.
Exemplary Projects
Explore how teams have approached human practices in many inspiring and impactful iGEM projects.
Beyond the Competition
How did Human Practices come to be a part of iGEM? What does it Human Practices look like in the real world?
Committee
Questions? Suggestions? The Human Practices committee is here to help!
If you have questions or suggestions please email us at
humanpractices@igem.org
We love hearing from teams as they explore synthetic biology as a
human practice. Best of luck with your projects!