Incorporating New Communities

As synthetic biology continues to expand it is becoming increasingly important to incorporate more disciplines into our field. This year, our team worked to build new connections with seven distinct populations who play an important role in research and implementation of synthetic biology projects.

Retirement Communities

The 60+ population can’t always attend our public forums but they still vote on and are impacted by our research. This year we met with over 50 retirees to discuss synbio ethics and applications.

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Future Policy Makers
Model United Nations

Global and domestic policy determine which bioengineering projects get implemented outside of the lab, to help start the discussion of synbio in the next generation of policy makers we connected with 150+ High School Model United Nations Students.

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Business Students

Having business partners can help promote bioengineering projects to the public. This year we connected with 21 business students to promote future collaborations between STEM and entrepreneurship.

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