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Beaker Hill: Synthetic Biology @ iGEM 2008 (Part 1) 
Bostonist | by Matt Feltz | Wed, Nov 12
Over the weekend, one of the most prestigious student research contests took place in the labyrinthine halls of MIT’s Stata Center. 2008 marked the fifth year of the International Genetically Engineered Machine (iGEM) competition, in which 84 teams created anything they could think o...
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