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Revision as of 13:26, 20 October 2013
Human Practice. Bringing science to everyone.
We as iGEM Team Heidelberg have therefore put great effort in communicating with various groups within society and to engage a broader cross section of society as well as artists and of course the next generation of scientists into our project. We want to open minds, broaden horizons as well as minimize prejudices and concerns. Additionally, we discussed our ideas with various experts in science and society.
Read about our experiences and the valuable and encouraging feedback we received over the past month by selecting one of the groups below.
Experts
We discussed our project with experts from various fields including scientific and public safety, chemical peptide synthesis, gold recycling and redox chemistry. Find out more about their valuable feedback!
Broad Public
By engagning a broader cross section of society, we want to open up minds, broaden horizons as well as minimize prejudices and concerns towards synthetic biology. Addintionally, we had great fun raining interest in our project!
Young Generation
We involved the young generation to a special extent in our project, as they are the future of this society and future scientists. Childish curiosity is a crucial trait of a good researcher.
Arts and Science
Artists observe our world in sensitive way that distinguishes them from others. We had the unique opportunity to work with a group of inspiring artists!
Perception
Raising public interest in synthetic biology and your project is crucial for the acceptance and thus fate of novel technologies. Media play a special role in reflecting and shaping public opnions.
iGEM42
To get a better access to the iGEM community we thought this year to generate a platform with easy acces to past iGEM-Team information and approaches.