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<p class="testimonial-text">"iGEM was an awesome opportunity to build practical science skills. I loved being able to contribute to solving a real world problem — working on a project that could make a difference. If you're thinking research might be for you, then this is a fantastic way to start."</p> | <p class="testimonial-text">"iGEM was an awesome opportunity to build practical science skills. I loved being able to contribute to solving a real world problem — working on a project that could make a difference. If you're thinking research might be for you, then this is a fantastic way to start."</p> | ||
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Welcome to Team MOD 2018
Team MOD is a group of undergrads who undertake genetic engineering projects with commercial applications. The projects are relatively simple, but challenging enough to introduce students to the real world of science and business. Each year, Team MOD enters in the International Genetic Engineering Machine (iGEM) competition. iGEM started in 2003 as a summer project at the Massachusettes Institute of Technology (MIT), and is now a global event involving hundreds of teams. Each year, Team MOD sends students to Boston to present their work. Team MOD is a great opportunity to gain insights into the real world of business and science, extracurricular experience, lab time, connections, friends, and more.
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About Team MOD and iGEM
Here are answers to questions we get asked the most. For more info, contact us (don't be shy, we're a friendly bunch).
"iGEM was an awesome opportunity to build practical science skills. I loved being able to contribute to solving a real world problem — working on a project that could make a difference. If you're thinking research might be for you, then this is a fantastic way to start."
Peter Wills, Alumni
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Keen to talk?
If you're interested, have questions, or want to know more, don't hesitate to contact us directly.