1. iGEM and The Registry Synthetic Biology Genopole Randy Rettberg, Dec. 16, 2010

2. iGEM Schedule: Assemble Your Team 5 High School Students 5 Undergraduate Students 3 Graduate Students 3 Faculty Utah State - iGEM 2009

3. iGEM Schedule: Raise Money

4. iGEM Schedule: Attend A Workshop

5. iGEM Schedule: Get the BioBrick Parts

6. iGEM Schedule: Work At Your School

7. iGEM Schedule: Attend the Jamboree

9. iGEM Schedule: Win Awards

10. Creating a Red Blood Cell Substitute Researchers Arthur Yu Austin Day David Tulga Hannah Cole Kristin Doan Kristin Fuller Nhu Nguyen Samantha Liang Vaibhavi Umesh Vincent Parker Teaching Assistants Amin Hajimorad Farnaz Nowroozi Rickey Bonds Advisors John Dueber Christopher Anderson Adam Arkin Jay Keasling Medical Applications UC Berkeley iGEM 2007

11. Save the World - Arsenic Detector A test tube could contain all the necessary components: Freeze dried bacteria, growth medium, indicator powder, Ampicillin salt, etc… These tubes could then be given to local villagers to monitor their own water quality themselves A good alternative to the widely used Gutzeit method www.Macteria.co.uk

12. Live Forever - BioBeer - Resveratrol

13. 2009 Winner - Cambridge

14. Is iGEM Safe?

15. Is iGEM Secure?

16. iGEM Sites

17. Europe Almost Always Wins 2010 2009200820072006 SloveniaCambridgeSloveniaPekingSlovenia BCCS-BristolFreiburgCaltechUC BerkeleyImperial CambridgeGroningenNYMU TaipeiSloveniaPrinceton ImperialHeidelbergFreiburgParis PekingImperialHarvardUC San Francisco TUDelftValenciaUC BerkeleyUSTC China

18. Community Parts Collection

19. Registry DNA Distribution

20. iGEM Philosophy Get and Give Teams are expected to use the parts, ideas, and experience of teams in previous years. Teams are expected to contribute their parts, ideas, and experiences.

21. Community Beyond iGEM

22. iGEM Statistics 7,362users 2,975users have logged in this year 1,189have entered parts 118labs registered 14,959part entries in the Registry 7,172samples in the Repository 2,924parts reported to work 1,837samples sent by iGEM 2010 teams 800confirmed DNA (of 1000) in 2010 distribution

23. iGEM Growth and Scale 25% Growth Projected YearTeamsAttendance IAP420 2004570 200513130 200632320 200754540 200884840 20091121,120 20101301,300 20111651,650 20122052,050 20132502,500 20143203,200 20154004,000 040506070809101112131415

24. Regional Structure 2011 World Championship Jamboree 30 Judges Asian Jamboree 30 Judges Americas Jamboree 32 Judges European Jamboree 30 Judges

25. The TTL Data Book

26. The Registry of Standard Biological Parts

27. Web of Registries Peking iGEM Headquarters Genopole SB Corp Imperial SynBERC

28. What we want Syn-Bio-Co 1Syn-Bio-Co 2Public DataSchool 1Lab 1 Tool Viewer How can the interfaces be developed?

29. XML Part Output

30. Ajax-Based Editing

31. Device – A ‘Black Box’

32. Synthetic Biology Question Can simple biological systems be built from standard, interchangeable parts and operated in living cells? Or, is biology so complex that each case is unique?

33. Synthetic Biology Question Can simple biological systems be built from standard, interchangeable parts and operated in living cells? Sometimes ! Or, is biology so complex that each case is unique? Not always!

34. iGEM and The Registry Questions?

35. Engineering Products – Apple Quadra 840AV “Ahead of its time, the 840AV and its relative, the Centris/Quadra 660AV, were the first Macintoshes to include 16-bit 48KHz stereo audio recording capability, as well as S-Video and Composite video input and output. They were also the first personal computers that supported speech recognition (PlainTalk) out- of-the-box.”