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Revision as of 22:16, 17 September 2015
Welcome to BiOrigami!
We are a group of undergraduate students from Stanford and Brown University who are working at NASA Ames Research Center with a team of wonderful advisors to do synthetic biology
What is BiOrigami?
BiOrigami is macro-scale self-folding of biologically-produced substrates. Click below to find out more!
Who are we? The 2015 Stanford-Brown iGEM Team
A group of strange and funny looking students who decided to spend the summer stuck in a lab together aka the Stanford-Brown 2015 iGEM Team
Outreach Spreading the joy of synthetic biology to the world!
Based on work done by Chen et al. at Columbia university, we sought to employ the contractile properties of bacterial spores to use as a contractile mechanism for biOrigami.
Thanks! to all these people!
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