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Revision as of 12:41, 22 October 2013
Project
Notebook
Human Practice
Perception.Reflecting and Shaping Public Opnions.
Raising public interest in synthetic biology and one's project is crucial for the acceptance and thus fate of novel technologies. Media plays a special role in reflecting and shaping public opnions. In the following, we collected recent newspaper and online articles as well as blogs covering iGEM and our project in particular. Note that some of the articles are written in German as indicated.
Chemie in Labor und Biotechnik
Biotechnologie.de
iGEM: Seven German Teams at the Finals in Boston (German)
University of Heidelberg: Producing Powerful Peptides (German)
Eleven German iGEM Teams on the Final Spurt (German)
Synthetic Biology: Of Bioengineers and Cellular Maschines (German)
Balance and Outlook of the Initiative Biotechnology 2020+ (German)
