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Revision as of 02:50, 29 October 2013
MAPMEN
Curious about the possibilities of biocomputing? Need of a crash course on travelling salesman problems? Visit our background page for more information on the real-world applications of our project.
Want to get straight to the details of what Team Alberta has been working on this summer? Read up in the overview and results pages to see what we've achieved.
Or maybe you'd like to get to know the team itself, those who have helped us along and those we've helped in turn? See the team roster, sponsors and outreach pages to meet everyone who's participated.
Welcome to the Team Alberta website! Our project pushes the limits of Synthetic Biology to create massively parallel, highly selective biological computers.
