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After one year of hard work, we have facilitated all the necessary requirements for the Medals in accordance with the official requirements of iGEM, which are listed as follows:

Bronze

1	Registration and Giant Jamboree Attendance	Have registered iGEM Experienced a great iGEM season Attended the Giant Jamboree
2	Competition Deliverables	Completed All Competition Deliverables #1 Wiki | #2 Poster | #3 Presentation | #4 Judging Form
3	Attributions	Created our own Attribution page
4	Characterization / Contribution	Successfully completed the InterLab Measurement Study

Silver

1	Validated Part / Validated Contribution	Successfully validated the new composite part PTRCCS (BBa_K2707007) that works as expected, playing an important role in our minimal mtDNA synthesis project
2	Collaboration	Collaborated with other four iGEM teams significantly Guided XJTU-China | Characterized Parts | Initiated a meetup | etc.
3	Human Practices	Successfully conducted Human Practices with deliberation and creativity Exploited three “bigger pictures” to explain the relationship between our project & the world

Gold

1	Integrated Human Practices	Successfully conducted Human Practices that is integrated to our project Received important advice and support from these activities in different aspects, which are respectively purpose, design, execution, presentation of our project
2	Improve a Previous Part or Project	Successfully improved a previous part BFD (BBa_K2707013)
3	Model Your Project	Successfully modeled our project. Employed bioinformatics methods and models to provide a theoretical basis for the minimal S. cerevisiae mitochondrial genome design
4	Demonstration of Your Work	Successfully designed & constructed the minimal mitochondrial genome