Team:IIT Delhi/ethics tryst

• BACKGROUND
• SOLUTION
• RESEARCH
• PROTOTYPE
• CONCLUSION

• INTRODUCION
• MATHEMATICAL MODEL
• SIMULATION
• INTERPRETATION

• OUR STORY
• MENTORS
• MEMBERS
• SPONSORS
• CARPE DIEM

• SUMMARY
• TIMELINE
• ALBUM

• IISER
• ENACTUS
• OUTREACH

• ORIENTATION
• OPEN HOUSE
• TRYST
• SURVEYS

• PARTS SUBMITTED
• JUDGING CRITERION
• ATTRIBUTES

• SITE-MAP
  • PROJECT
  • BACKGROUND
  • SOLUTION
  • RESEARCH
  • PROTOTYPE
  • CONCLUSION

  • MODELLING
  • INTRODUCTION
  • MATHEMATICAL MODEL
  • SIMULATION
  • INTERPRETATION

  • TEAM
  • OUR STORY
  • MENTORS
  • MEMBERS
  • SPONSORS
  • CARPE DIEM

  • NOTEBOOK
  • SUMMARY
  • TIMELINE
  • ALBUM

  • ABSTRACT

  • COLLABORATION
  • IISER
  • ENACTUS
  • OUTREACH

  • ETHICS
  • ORIENATION
  • OPEN HOUSE
  • TRYST
  • SURVEYS

  • RESULTS
  • PARTS SUBMITTED
  • JUDGING CRITERION
  • ATTRIBUTIONS

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CONTENTS

• Orientation
• Open house
• Tryst
• Surveys

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Home / Ethics /Tryst

Tryst (February-March 2015) Tryst is the annual science and technology festival of the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi. iGEM team IIT Delhi set up a stall, which was aimed at encouraging and promoting synthetic biology by using a myriad of ways to do this. The team set up an on spot DNA extraction technique which allows any person to see the DNA extracted from their saliva or a fruit (banana and strawberry) with their naked eye. The team also displayed its iGEM project from the 2014 jamboree. A fun quiz called bioathlon was also organized which included prizes for the top 3 entries. iGEM Team IIT Delhi was awarded the 1st runner up prize in the ‘Best stall in Tryst 2015’ category.