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We urge all iGEM teams to do the same: publish their negative results and failures as well as their successes! This will help everyone interested in their work gain a comprehensive idea of the attempted experiments and their outcomes and could save them time from trying them again. Swallow your pride for the good of science, will you?
We urge all iGEM teams to do the same: publish their negative results and failures as well as their successes! This will help everyone interested in their work gain a comprehensive idea of the attempted experiments and their outcomes and could save them time from trying them again. Swallow your pride for the good of science, will you?

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Failure

Failure is an integral part of life. However, no one likes to talk about it. Particularly when it comes to science; failure is more than an uncomfortable topic, it is kind of a taboo. Why are people so afraid of failing?

We, this summer met with a lot of failures along the way. It was not nice but instead of hiding them, we are sharing them:

DhlA

Nitroreductase Plates

Citrobacter Freundii - growth in sea salt

We urge all iGEM teams to do the same: publish their negative results and failures as well as their successes! This will help everyone interested in their work gain a comprehensive idea of the attempted experiments and their outcomes and could save them time from trying them again. Swallow your pride for the good of science, will you?