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iGEM Pasteur team organized the Parisian meetup on Monday July 6th at the Pasteur Institute. The teams iGEM Evry, iGEM IONIS_Paris, iGEM Paris_Saclay, and iGEM Paris_Bettencourt were present!
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Three members of our team participated to the Francophone meetup hosted by iGEM Bordeaux during the last week-end of August. 24 students from iGEM Bordeaux, iGEM Paris_Saclay, iGEM Toulouse, iGEM Aix-Marseille, iGEM Pasteur, but also iGEM KU Leuven (Belgium) and iGEM EPF Lausanne (Swiss) were present to introduce about the different projects and discuss around synbio thematics.
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The HumHub Platform, a new and original communication tool for all iGEM teams!!! Indeed, every iGEM team will be able to communicate, share and discover different ideas and experiences.

→ Why does iGEM need digital platforms for collaboration?

As iGEM grows in size and projects become more complicated, digital platforms for collaboration present a possibility for teams to work on challenges together, and for members of teams to collaborate on projects while not in the lab. Today, many iGEM teams use different established platforms to solve these needs. The communication between the different teams is complicated

→ What needs are met today?

Dropbox to share documents, Google Docs to write collaborative documents, Facebook to communicate between team members and with general public, Calendars.

→ What needs are not met today?

A discussion forum for all iGEM teams, closed spaces for collaboration between teams, platform for discussing BioBricks and past projects.

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"The iGEM team BIOSINT México considers that when people talk about ethics, specifically, the members of all the teams, lack of an ethical code to serve as a guide for considering the ethical aspects of the projects."

As an iGEM team, iGEM Pasteur thinks that it's a very important part of the iGEM and necessary for the evolution of the competition. We are encouraging this initiative! In this collaboration, iGEM Pasteur answered to the "suggested topics" survey and traduced from english to french, the ethics guidelines for the iGEM community: Ethics for Synthetic Biology.

Here is the link of the survey : https://docs.google.com/forms/survey

Here is the links of the ethics guidelines : https://docs.google.com/forms/survey