iGEM Bioengineering Competition Chooses Pittsburgh; Student Teams Compete
iGEM, the world #39;s largest synthetic biology competition, brought 190 collegiate teams of 3000 students from more than 30 countries to Pittsburgh #39;s Duquesne University on Oct. 13-14 to compete using engineering principles, standard molecular biology techniques and a bit of bacteria. CMU #39;s team advanced onto the finals at MIT Nov. 2-6. Learn more at ImaginePittsburghNow.comFrom:ImaginePghViews:7 0ratingsTime:03:00More inNews Politics
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