IGEM Publicity

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'''University College London''': ''Students synthesizing bacteria to create islands out of garbage'', DVICE, [http://dvice.com/archives/2012/07/students-synthe.php] <br/>
'''University College London''': ''Students synthesizing bacteria to create islands out of garbage'', DVICE, [http://dvice.com/archives/2012/07/students-synthe.php] <br/>
'''University College London''': ''Nanobots could turn 'Great Pacific Plastic Patch' into a floating island'', Wired, [http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2012-07/18/nanobots-recycling-plastic] <br/>
'''University College London''': ''Nanobots could turn 'Great Pacific Plastic Patch' into a floating island'', Wired, [http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2012-07/18/nanobots-recycling-plastic] <br/>
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'''Queen's University''': ''Getting Biological over the Break'', Kingston This Week, [http://www.kingstonthisweek.com/2012/06/21/getting-biological-over-the-break] <br/>
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'''Queen's University''': ''Dance like everybody's watching'', Kingston EMC, [http://www.emckingston.com/20120809/lifestyle/Dance+like+everybody%27s+watching] <br/>

Revision as of 16:46, 13 August 2012


(Members of the press, please see the | iGEM Press Kit)

blogs covering iGEM 2012


video/radio about iGEM 2012


news articles about iGEM 2012


If you would like to share an article that was written about iGEM or your iGEM team, please link to it on this page. If you have multiple articles featuring your team, link to them all individually!

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team specific

University College London: Land Grab: Could Bioremediation Turn Pacific Garbage Patch Into Habitable Island?, Good, [1]
University College London: Synthetic Bacteria Could Turn Ocean Garbage into One Big Island, Smithsonian, [2]
University College London: Students synthesizing bacteria to create islands out of garbage, DVICE, [3]
University College London: Nanobots could turn 'Great Pacific Plastic Patch' into a floating island, Wired, [4]
Queen's University: Getting Biological over the Break, Kingston This Week, [5]
Queen's University: Dance like everybody's watching, Kingston EMC, [6]