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From 2012.igem.org

In the News

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The ASU iGEM team and our individual members have been featured in these news articles. Our activities are bringing more awareness of iGEM and Synthetic Biology to the Southwest.

	09.20.12 [http://www.statepress.com/2012/09/20/students-create-biosensor-to-detect-water-contamination Students create biosensor to detect water contamination] The State Press. ASU students are working to create a biosensor for use in developing countries that can detect disease-causing bacteria in water.
	09.14.12 [http://sciencecareers.sciencemag.org/career_magazine/previous_issues/articles/2012_09_14/caredit.a1200103 Must a paper trail be paper?] Science Careers. Dr. Haynes shares her thoughts about how OpenWetWare notebooks enable open science.
	09.10.12 Students create low-cost biosensor to detect contaminated water in developing nations ASU News, Science & Tech. The ASU team started its research during the summer to prepare for the synthetic biology competition. Its goal is to create a user-friendly, DNA-based biosensor that can detect major pathogens. The low-cost device would be used in the field rather than in a laboratory.