2022 Annual Report

A community comes from a group of people with shared experiences. Each year the iGEM Competition brings together over 300 teams to share their work and advance the field of synthetic biology while solving changes important to their local communities. Each individual in those over 5000 have their own reason to participate in iGEM, but once they reach the end of the season and graduate from the competition, they retain a shared experience and core values.

While competition teams are one element of this community, it extends far beyond them and involves individuals who create what we call the iGEM experience. These are the judges, the mentors, the advisors, the volunteers, anyone interested in learning about synthetic biology and anyone who is a part of the global synthetic biology ecosystem. More than 60,000 individuals have shared this iGEM experience and their contributions have gone on to develop the field of synthetic biology over the past 2 decades.


Our Purpose

The iGEM Community program brings together all of them to amplify their individual impact, support and grow the global synthetic biology community through a collective effort, and further develop their own skills and careers. It is a resource-rich space for iGEMers to team up, and collaboratively build assets for the synbio ecosystem, while developing into the future leaders of the field.


Our People

iGEM Ambassadors

In 2022, we hosted 40 Ambassadors from 21 different regions from across the world. The iGEM Ambassadors represent and promote iGEM and synthetic biology in their respective regions. They are a diverse and international team of regional leaders who have experienced iGEM and now work together to promote initiatives to expand iGEM and collaborate with local stakeholders to disseminate cooperation across their community.

Interface between the teams and iGEM HQ and voice for their regional iGEM communities

Recruit potential teams and identify barriers to entry

Connect to iGEM alumni and help improve iGEM Community's programs

Promote or help create the iGEM League in your region


iGEM Community Network topics

The iGEM Networks are dedicated to connecting individuals, building communities, sharing resources and developing initiatives geared towards specialized areas related to synthetic biology. Each Topic is led by a dedicated Steering Group.

Discover and re-curate the resources which are produced and benefit iGEMers

Connect individuals and maintain communities around the different areas of interest

Develop projects and initiatives geared towards specialized areas related to synbio

Academia and Research

The iGEM Academia & Research Network strives to provide a platform for iGEMers to engage, develop a better understanding and improve their knowledge of the recent research trends in Synthetic Biology through academic-related activities.

Education

The iGEM Education Network aspires to facilitate connections between international iGEM/Synbio educators and create a platform for them to share knowledge and seek collaborations.

Governance and Policy

The iGEM Governance and Policy Network positions iGEM alumni to participate in processes that produce the field’s larger context, such as policy discussions and public consultations.

Open Science and Accessibility

The iGEM Open Science and Accessibility Network aims to foster global networks of regional support for emerging synthetic biologists by promoting collaborative work based on the different needs of each community.

Industry

The iGEM Industry Network promotes the effective communication between iGEMers & iGEM Alumni. Secondly, we aim to build a consolidated, renowned and self-growing Industry Alumni Network.

Science Communication

The iGEM Science Communication Network aims to equip synthetic biologists with the skills in science communication needed to succeed as a scientist.

BioArt

The BioArt group aims to connect with multi-diverse teams from creative disciplines and build a collective understanding of synthetic biology through arts.

WiSTEM

WiSTEM strives to build awareness and provide resources for people underrepresented in STEM to encourage their pursuit of the field.


iGEM Community initiatives

The iGEM Community initiatives are efforts designed to address specific challenges that are important to our community.

Discover and re-curate the resources which are produced and benefit iGEMers

Connect individuals and maintain communities around the different areas of interest

Develop projects and initiatives geared towards specialized areas related to synbio


Our Community Efforts

Supporting iGEM teams

Mentorship Program

The Mentorship Program provided the means for new high school, collegiate (undergrad and overgrad), and community lab iGEM teams to learn how the iGEM Competition works through mentorship by experienced iGEMers. 47 teams were successfully paired with mentors in 2022.

Hacking iGEM Webinars

The Hacking iGEM Webinar series provided targeted information about Human Practices, Wiki-coding & Gitlab, Entrepreneurship and Judging to iGEM Teams.teamsiGEM teams in order to prepare them better for the Jamboree.

Values & Risks Workshops

The iGEM Ambassadors hosted 10 Values & Risks Workshops. These 90-minute long interactive workshops helped iGEM teams to explore issues of responsibility, safety, security, and ethics with current-year iGEM teams. By the end of the workshop, teams understood more about the risks in their projects, knew where to go for further information on different risks, and be confident they have the tools they needed to manage them effectively.

How to iGEM? Resources for teams

A streamlined guide packed with information that iGEM alumni and Ambassadors have found to be the most important parts of iGEM or things they wish they had known earlier. We hope that the advice and resources included here can help you succeed as an iGEM team.

iGEM Handbook for African Teams

The iGEM Handbook for African Teams aims to encourage local Synthetic Biology enthusiastics to point out the problems they are facing in Africa, build a team and participate in iGEM competition and take their projects to the next level.

Connect with your Ambassadors

The LATAM Ambassadors created a direct channel of communication between 25 LATAM teams for iGEM competition and them to increase the engagement.

LATAM Cycle

The iGEM cycle is a tentative plan to make the iGEM cycle more regional and thereby more realistic with the academic cycle of the LATAM teams.


Regional ambassadors activities

Africa

The iGEM Ambassadors for Africa worked on improving the iGEM Competition experience for both established and prospective iGEM teams from the region. The team members had proficiency in Arabic, English, French and Swahili, and also helped connect with the community in Middle eastern countries.

  • The Ambassadors engaged in Egypt, Ghana, South-Africa, Kenya, Uganda, Morocco, Tunisia, UAE and Qatar.
  • They supported 5 Teams from the region and connected with over 11 potential teams.
  • Events Organized: iGEM x AfricaOSH, Values & Risks Workshops (In-Person), Ambassadors On-Site Meeting, Synbio Africa Showcase
  • Projects Organized: Hacking iGEM, Handbook for African iGEM teams, Beyond Biology Workshop, Leagues proposals

Asia and Oceania

The iGEM Ambassadors for Asia & Oceania engaged with iGEMers and students particularly from high-school to promote iGEM Competition to new institutes.

  • The Ambassadors engaged in China, India, Taiwan
  • Events Organized: Highschool Synthetic Biology Summit
  • Events Attended: All India iGEM Meetup, Taiwan iGEM Meet 2022

Latin America

The iGEM LATAM Ambassadors are the main support team for all Latin American iGEMers, from both the iGEM Competition and Design League. They act as a bridge between the teams, the HQ, and the iGEM Community and provide advice, access to platforms and resources, or help with your projects.

  • The Ambassadors engaged in Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Guatemala, Mexico, Panama, Peru, Puerto Rico, Venezuela.
  • They supported 14 teams from the region.
  • Events Organized: Pitch and Match; On-site meeting for LATAM ambassadors; LATAM meetup (jamboree); Time for games! (jamboree); Hacking iGEM Workshops.
  • Projects Organized: Connecting with ambassadors; Pitch and Match; Hacking iGEM; LATAM Cycle, Teams Database.

North America

The North American Ambassadors are a group of nine passionate individuals currently residing in Canada and the United States working to support iGEM teams and iGEM alumni across the region. They organized different events and resources to act as a source of guidance for teams as they tackle the competition.

  • The Ambassadors engaged in Canada, United States of America.
  • They supported 8 Teams from the region.
  • Events Attended: The Canada + US iGEM 2022 Mini Jamboree: Virtual Presentation, PuMP Let’s talk Biotech - Ontario Canada, Indigenous Voices in Science - Saskatchewan, Canada, Canadian Pension Plan Investment Board - Canada
  • Projects Organized: How to iGEM - Resources for iGEM Teams

Europe

The iGEM Ambassadors for Europe are passionate individuals that went through the iGEM competition cycle and guided the journey of European teams with additional resources, networking opportunities and advice. - The Ambassadors engaged in Turkey, France, Germany, Finland, Greece, Spain, Belgium, UK, Sweden, Denmark, Hungary, Netherlands, Latvia, Norway - They supported 74 Teams from the region and reconnected with 100-150 Alumni - Events Attended: Congreso Nacional de emprendimiento stem, synbio e innovacion social, Congreso Estatal de Estudiantes de Biociencias, iGEM UK meet-up, Mini Jamboree Benelux, The Biomania Student Scientific Meeting - Projects Organized: How to iGEM - Resources for iGEM Teams


Understand Global Biotech & SynBio Governance

Stockholm 50 & iGEM World Environment Day

iGEM hosted the online seminar Synthetic Biology: A Bold Choice for a Healthy Planet? on June 3, 2022, in honor of the World Environment Day and the 50th anniversary of 1972 United Nations Conference on the Environment.

Governance and Policy Weekend

The Shipping Policies project studied how to extend access to synthetic biology and its tools by understanding local/regional bureaucracy and policy with the pilot project in Latin America.

iGEMers Discussion

NTI | Bio, in partnership with the Next Generation for Global Health Security - GHS Network (NextGen), the iGEM Foundation, SynBio Africa, and the Global Health Security Network, launched the Sixth Annual Next Generation for Biosecurity Competition. The iGEMers Discussion provided an opportunity to iGEMers and anyone interested in the competition, to connect, learn more about the competition and build projects for it.

Biofoundaries policy research

Members of the iGEM Community Governance and Policy Steering Group published a preprint arguing for expanding the scope of applications for biofoundries towards roles in biosurveillance and biosecurity. They concluded that this could be achieved through developing measurement standards and protocols, engaging citizens in data collection, closer collaborations with biorefineries, and processing of samples. This document should prove useful to policymakers and other stakeholders who wish to strengthen biosecurity programs in ways that synergize with bioeconomy.


Building Synthetic Biology Resources


Excelling beyond the competition

Careers in SciComm

The series featured 3 webinars with science communication professionals working in the areas of YouTube content development, journalism and policy to connect individuals interested in science communication as a career path and showcase the experiences of professionals in the field that could benefit them.

Mastering Science Communication

The Mastering Science Communication course is geared towards equipping scientists with the essential skills in writing, presenting, social media, illustration, and best practices needed to realize the full potential of their research and make advances at the intersection of science and society.

iGEM Handbook for African Teams

The iGEM Handbook for African Teams aims to encourage local Synthetic Biology enthusiastics to point out the problems they are facing in Africa, build a team and participate in iGEM competition and take their projects to the next level.

Frontiers Journal Collaboration

We are collaborating with Frontiers in Systems Biology to feature iGEMers and their work in the Emerging Talents Series. This collaboration will provide an avenue for mentorship and a platform of publication for both iGEMers and iGEM teams to submit into the three focused topic areas of disease, climate change, or biotechnology.

Industry Alumni Network

The Industry Alumni Network is hosted on LinkedIn primarily. In the group you can interact with a scheduled array of content such as polls, information posts on different sectors within the synthetic biology industry, news-sharing, and monthly opportunities (i.e. jobs, academia, etc.).

Skills Development Mapping

The Industry Steering Group surveyed iGEM alumni currently working in the industry to identify important skills and abilities for young professionals starting a career in synthetic biology and biotechnology

PI Hub Database

Search and identify the different profiles of PIs in the community, their areas of interest, expertise and lines of research of their projects and laboratories.


Improving Accessibility in SynBio


SynBio gets developed everywhere around the world


Learning from our Alumni

Meet the 2022 cohort: 40 Ambassadors and 21 Regions

Africa


Alex Kyabarongo
Alex Kyabarongo
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Ambassador - Africa (Regional Head)
Uganda
Erikan Baluku
Erikan Baluku
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Ambassador - Africa
Cape Town, South Africa
Farouk Abdo
Farouk Abdo
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Ambassdor - Africa
Giza, Egypt
Hatem Abdelrahman
Hatem Abdelrahman
Ambassador - Africa
Cairo, Egypt
Kelly Nyanchama
Kelly Nyanchama
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Ambassador - Africa
Nairobi, Kenya
Mariam Ezzelarab
Mariam Ezzelarab
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Ambassador - Africa, Project Head
Cairo, Egypt
Mary Muturi
Mary Muturi
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Ambassador - Africa
Prince Samoh
Prince Samoh
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Ambassador - Africa
Kumasi, Ghana
Richard Machoka
Richard Machoka
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Nairobi, Kenya
Sara Ghoul
Sara Ghoul
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Asia & Oceania


Aidana Segizbayeva
Aidana Segizbayeva
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Astana, Kazakhastan
Anooshka Pareddy
Anooshka Pareddy
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Ambassador - Asia & Oceania
Manipal, India
Arsh Shaikh
Arsh Shaikh
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Regional Head
Pune, India
Heng (Annika) Shi
Heng (Annika) Shi
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NC, United States of America
Kairuo Zhang
Kairuo Zhang
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Beijing, China
Kamal Pany
Kamal Pany
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Ambassador - Asia & Oceania
Mohali, India
Lyu Yuxuan Curtis
Lyu Yuxuan Curtis
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Beijing,China
Menghua Li
Menghua Li
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Rui Su
Rui Su
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Shanghai, China
Sabrina Yeo
Sabrina Yeo
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Taipei, Taiwan, China
Seoyun Lee
Seoyun Lee
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Daegu, South Korea
Tania Nair
Tania Nair
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Singapore, Singapore
Vidisha Hate
Vidisha Hate
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Mumbai, India
Wenxi Li
Wenxi Li
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Regional Co-Head
Stockholm, Sweden
Yi Dong
Yi Dong
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Harbin, China
Zhijun Huang
Zhijun Huang
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Nanjing, China

Europe


Aleks Gordikovs
Aleks Gordikovs
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Ambassador - Europe
Cork, Ireland
Athina Milona
Athina Milona
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Ambassador - Europe (Regional Head)
Cengizhan Buyukdag
Cengizhan Buyukdag
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Trieste, Italy
Jaume Puig
Jaume Puig
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Barcelona, Spain
Luciano Gaston
Luciano Gaston
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Istanbul, Turkey
Marta Marcheluk
Marta Marcheluk
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Ambassador - Europe, Project Head
London, UK

Latin America


Abril Diosdado Hernadez
Abril Diosdado Hernadez
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Ambassador - Latin America
Emiliano González
Emiliano González
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Monterrey, Mexico
Giulio Braatz
Giulio Braatz
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Ambassador - Latin America (Regional Head)
Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil
Norka Pena
Norka Pena
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Lima, Peru
Rodrigo Gallegos
Rodrigo Gallegos
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Lima, Peru
Samantha García Arias
Samantha García Arias
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Regional Head

North America


Avadhoot Jadhav
Avadhoot Jadhav
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Pune, India
Casey Syal
Casey Syal
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Regional Head
Durham, United States of America
Erin Kim
Erin Kim
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Regional Head
Kaavya Ashok
Kaavya Ashok
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Boston, United States of America
Michael Ni
Michael Ni
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Ambassador - North America
Berkeley, United States of America
Monica Cho
Monica Cho
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Suwanee, United States of America
Rocky An
Rocky An
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Sahil Sood
Sahil Sood
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Suwanee, United States of America
Sultan Mussakhan
Sultan Mussakhan
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St.Catharines, Canada
Zihe Li
Zihe Li
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Sherbrooke, Canada
Meet the 2022 cohort: 107 Members, 27 Regions, 8 Topics and 4 Initiatives

Academia & Research


Gokul Bhaskaran
Gokul Bhaskaran
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Berhampur, India
Harshil Jain
Harshil Jain
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Head
Hyderabad, India
Nemira Zilinskaite
Nemira Zilinskaite
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Coordinator
Cambridge, UK
Prince Jhandai
Prince Jhandai
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Mohali, India
Ranjini Mukherjee
Ranjini Mukherjee
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Kolkata, India
Ritwick Sachdeva
Ritwick Sachdeva
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Kota, India
Rohan Munoth
Rohan Munoth
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Mumbai, India
Soumodeep Sarkar
Soumodeep Sarkar
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India
Tanishk Sinha
Tanishk Sinha
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Co-Head
Atlanta, US
Xavier Ríos Salinas
Xavier Ríos Salinas
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Sucre, Bolivia

Education


Chinmay Patwardhan
Chinmay Patwardhan
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Coordinator
Pune, India
Daniela Alvarez Robledo
Daniela Alvarez Robledo
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Reporter
Mexico
Danna Villca Centellas
Danna Villca Centellas
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La Paz, Bolivia
Kristen Johnson
Kristen Johnson
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Manchester, United States of America
Nathan Reyna
Nathan Reyna
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Arkadelphia, United States of America
Onkar Date
Onkar Date
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Woking, UK
Priyannth RS
Priyannth RS
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Suwon, South Korea
Shruti Sridhar
Shruti Sridhar
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Head
Singapore, Singapore
Suhasini Iyer
Suhasini Iyer
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Singapore, Singapore

Governance & Policy


Aulia Reski Widyaningrum
Aulia Reski Widyaningrum
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Depok, Indonesia
Elizaveta Bobkova
Elizaveta Bobkova
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Marburg, Germany
Ethan Agena
Ethan Agena
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Toronto, Canada
Fatima Aziz
Fatima Aziz
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Karachi, Pakistan
Jose Garza Martinez
Jose Garza Martinez
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Head
Monterrey, Mexico
Jose Manuel Salvador Lopez
Jose Manuel Salvador Lopez
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Ghent, Belgium
Martin Holub
Martin Holub
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Delft, The Netherlads
Tessa Alexanian
Tessa Alexanian
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HQ Liaison, Safety & Security Program Officer
Toronto, Canada
Yorgo El Moubayed
Yorgo El Moubayed
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Coordinator
Paris, France
Youssef Mahmoud Abdelmaksoud
Youssef Mahmoud Abdelmaksoud
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Reporter
Cairo, Egypt
Yuhan Bao
Yuhan Bao
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HQ Liaison, Human Practices Program Officer
Beijing, China

Industry


Arianna Sigalos
Arianna Sigalos
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Phoenix, United States of America
Isis Botelho Nunes da Silva
Isis Botelho Nunes da Silva
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São Gonçalo, Brazil
James Welch
James Welch
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Coordinator
Philadelphia, United States of America
Meghiya Michelle
Meghiya Michelle
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Reporter
Indonesia
Melodie Dupre
Melodie Dupre
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Head
Paris, France

Science Communication


Cecilia Gonzalez
Cecilia Gonzalez
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Project Member
La Paz, Bolivia
Chinmay Patwardhan
Chinmay Patwardhan
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Coordinator
Pune, India
Emilija Radlinskaite
Emilija Radlinskaite
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Reporter
Lithuania
Faustina Prima Martha
Faustina Prima Martha
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Jakarta, Indonesia
Florence Stel
Florence Stel
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Leiden, Netherlands
Ian Peter Busuulwa
Ian Peter Busuulwa
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Kampala, Uganda
Kevin Meza
Kevin Meza
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Santiago, Chile
Larissa Markus
Larissa Markus
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Co-Head
Wageningen, Netherlands
Marissa Sumathipala
Marissa Sumathipala
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Head
Cambridge, United States of America
Nicola Freyer
Nicola Freyer
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Göttingen, Germany
Parvathy Venkateswaran
Parvathy Venkateswaran
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Tamil Nadu, India
Roudlotul Jannah
Roudlotul Jannah
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Project Head
Pasuruan, Indonesia
Safaa Elazab
Safaa Elazab
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Project Member
Giza, Egypt
Shing Fung (Sean) YAM
Shing Fung (Sean) YAM
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Project Member
Toronto, Canada
Shravan Balasubramaniam
Shravan Balasubramaniam
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Chennai, India

Open Science & Accessibility


Deborah Schafhauser
Deborah Schafhauser
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Head
Itapema, Brazil
Estefany Sofia Sánchez Martínez
Estefany Sofia Sánchez Martínez
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Coordinator
Estado de México, México
Gyanaranjan Parida
Gyanaranjan Parida
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Dhenkanal, India
Jhon Pérez
Jhon Pérez
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Lima, Peru
Junyue Chen
Junyue Chen
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Beijing,China
María Valeria Ochoa Elías
María Valeria Ochoa Elías
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Guatemala, Guatemala
Meghiya Michelle
Meghiya Michelle
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Reporter
Indonesia
Mirudula Elanchezhian
Mirudula Elanchezhian
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Mohali, India
Nadia Odaliz Chamana Chura
Nadia Odaliz Chamana Chura
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Arequipa, Peru
Purna Chandra Sekhar Vakudavathu
Purna Chandra Sekhar Vakudavathu
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Hyderabad, India
Shi Songlin
Shi Songlin
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Shenzhen, China
Tejas Borkar
Tejas Borkar
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Nanded, India
Vebe Wang
Vebe Wang
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Shenzhen, China

BioArt


Ana Ruth Quintero
Ana Ruth Quintero
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Reporter
Behnam Farahani
Behnam Farahani
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Tehran, Iran
Carlos Silveira
Carlos Silveira
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Co-Head
Porto Alegre, Brazil
Dave Westenberg
Dave Westenberg
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Missouri, United States of America
Edson Alberto Reyna Gurrola
Edson Alberto Reyna Gurrola
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Project Member
Monterrey, México
Estefany Sofia Sánchez Martínez
Estefany Sofia Sánchez Martínez
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Coordinator
Estado de México, México
Lucciana Débora Chambilla Mamani
Lucciana Débora Chambilla Mamani
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Tacna, Peru
Maria Giulia Millesimi
Maria Giulia Millesimi
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Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Mehmet Berkmen
Mehmet Berkmen
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Boston, United States of America
Mia Aiyana Cardenas
Mia Aiyana Cardenas
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Dubai, UAE
Michelle Jing
Michelle Jing
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Georgia, United States of America
Minerva Castellanos
Minerva Castellanos
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Head
Monterrey, Mexico
Quratulain Danish
Quratulain Danish
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Peshawar, Pakistan
Sayantani Biswas
Sayantani Biswas
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Graphics Collaborator
Berhampur, India
Sonhita Chakraborty
Sonhita Chakraborty
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Project Member
Toronto, Canada
Timothée Leblond
Timothée Leblond
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Paris, France

WiSTEM


Ana Ruth Quintero
Ana Ruth Quintero
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Lead
Belfu Berkol
Belfu Berkol
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Istanbul, Turkey
Dewuni De Silwa
Dewuni De Silwa
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Calgary, Canada
Foteini Papadaki
Foteini Papadaki
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Head
Allamani, Greece
Harindi Jayakody
Harindi Jayakody
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Lead
Cambridge, UK
Harshini Davuluri
Harshini Davuluri
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Lead
New Delhi, India
Ioanna Gerogianni
Ioanna Gerogianni
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Thessaloniki, Greece
Jina Bae
Jina Bae
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Inchion, South Korea
Johana Rincones
Johana Rincones
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Sao Pauo, Brazil
Kavya Prince
Kavya Prince
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Dubai, UAE
Meghiya Michelle
Meghiya Michelle
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Lead
Indonesia
Nahnsu Dawkins
Nahnsu Dawkins
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New York, United States of America
Nemira Zilinskaite
Nemira Zilinskaite
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Coordinator
Cambridge, UK
Rachel Ardon Rivera
Rachel Ardon Rivera
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Lead
Alajuela, Costa Rica
Renske van Raaphorst
Renske van Raaphorst
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Brussels, Belgium
Rishika Basak
Rishika Basak
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Bhopal, India
Rosa Andrea Paye Choque
Rosa Andrea Paye Choque
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La Paz, Bolivia
Sheba Cheeran
Sheba Cheeran
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Thrissur, India
Shrutika Sansaria
Shrutika Sansaria
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Thiruvananthapuram, India
Smriti Suresh
Smriti Suresh
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Montreal, Canada
Sofia Taday Leon
Sofia Taday Leon
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Lead
Sangolqui, Ecuador
Srishty Rathee
Srishty Rathee
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Lead
Bonn, Germany
Taylor Ball
Taylor Ball
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Canada, Kitchener
Teresa Castaño Cerdá
Teresa Castaño Cerdá
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Barcelona, Spain
Yan Zhang
Yan Zhang
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Atlanta, United States of America

PI Hub


Estefany Sofia Sánchez Martínez
Estefany Sofia Sánchez Martínez
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Coordinator
Estado de México, México
Heber Torres
Heber Torres
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Head
Monterrey, Mexico

Synbio Alliance


Andrea Aquize
Andrea Aquize
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Germany
Sandra Matinyi
Sandra Matinyi
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SynBio Africa
Kampala, Uganda
Maria Cecília Lelis
Maria Cecília Lelis
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SynBio BR
Rio Claro, Brazil
Cibele Zolnier
Cibele Zolnier
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Head
Paris, France
Claudia Alonso-Cantu
Claudia Alonso-Cantu
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SynBio Canada
Ontario, Canada
Darshak Bhatt
Darshak Bhatt
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SynbioNL
Erikan Baluku
Erikan Baluku
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SynBio Africa
Uganda
Jaume Puig
Jaume Puig
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ATG STEAM
Barcelona, Spain
Victor Sandyawan Pranoto
Victor Sandyawan Pranoto
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SynBio.ID
Semarang, Indonesia

Phoenix Project


Ahmed Hussain
Ahmed Hussain
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Head
Burnaby, Canada
Sakti	Subramanian
Sakti Subramanian
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Boston, United States of America
Sana Jalili
Sana Jalili
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Mumbai, India
Yorgo El Moubayed
Yorgo El Moubayed
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Coordinator
Paris, France
Youssef Mahmoud Abdelmaksoud
Youssef Mahmoud Abdelmaksoud
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Reporter
Cairo, Egypt

Mentors Network


Youssef Mahmoud Abdelmaksoud
Youssef Mahmoud Abdelmaksoud
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Reporter
Cairo, Egypt