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Revision as of 21:48, 8 July 2015
In 2013, iGEM published an annual review which included team highlights, statistics, and stories. This year, we're looking at new ways to capture information on team projects so that the iGEM community can easily see what teams have worked on. 2015 Teams already submit a title and abstract, but we will also be collecting keywords. Since this is new experiment for iGEM, we're keeping it informal. Submitting keywords is not a requirement.
Submit 5 Keywords
If your team would like to submit keywords on behalf of your project, please send your 5 or fewer keywords in an email to keywords (at) igem (dot) org with the subject as "Your Team Name - Keywords".
Keyword recommendations
You should use keywords that are useful and informative about your project. Our recommendation is to select five words that highlight your project's contribution to the synthetic biology community.
- Avoid generic/redundant keywords. Some examples include...
- Synthetic Biology
- iGEM
- science
- country or region
- track (e.g. Foundational Advance, Hardware)
- Use specific keywords that relate to your project. Some examples include...
- quorum sensing
- toolkit
- probiotics
- bioinformatics
- biosensor
- microfluidics
- chassis (e.g. B. subtilis, E. coli, M. polymorpha)