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mSSB students are encouraged to participate to the international Genetically Engineered Machine (iGEM) competition organized every year in Boston. Students may prepare this annual competition at iSSB (Genopole®) over Summer, following their training period. |
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mSSB students led several iGEM-Evry teams
| The iGEM-Evry-2012 team received for the French Froggies project a Gold Medal, the Best Model and the Best Human Practices Awards (Europe) and Advanced to World Championship.
For further information, visit the iGEM 2012 website.
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| The iGEM-Evry-2013 team received for the Iron Coli project a Gold Medal, the Best Human Practices Award (Europe) and Advanced to World Championship.
For further information, visit the iGEM 2013 website.
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| The iGEM-Evry-2014 team received for the Sponge Patrol project a Bronze Medal at the World Championship.
For further information, visit the iGEM 2014 website.
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| The iGEM-Evry-2015 team received for the YETI project a Silver Medal at the World Championship. The team engineered innovative and promising new biological systems for modulating the immune system.
For further information, visit the iGEM 2015 website.
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| The iGEM-Evry-2016 team received for the Let’s PLAy project a Bronze Medal at the World Championship. The team tried to produce a bioplastic ready to be used for biomedical applications and 3D printing.
For further information, visit the iGEM 2016 website.
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| The iGEM-Evry Paris-Saclay-2017 team received for the Psicose project a Gold Medal at the World Championship. the team engineered E. coli to produce and detect as a whose cell biosensor a rare sugar, D-Psicose.
For further information, visit the iGEM 2017 website. |
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| The iGEM-Evry Paris-Saclay-2018 team was launched! The Viral Talk project aims to build a synthetic intercellular communication system.
For further information, visit the iGEM 2018 website. |
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mSSB students were also members or advisors of other iGEM teams
2009
- iGEM-Paris-2009 team – Gold Medal – Best Human Practices Advance
- iGEM-SupBiotech-Paris-2009 team – Bronze Medal
- iGEM-Sweden-2009 team – Bronze Medal
2010
- iGEM-Edinburgh-2010 team – Gold Medal – Best Model
- iGEM-IIT_Madras-2010 team – Gold Medal
- iGEM-UNAM-Genomics_Mexico-2010 team – Gold Medal
2011
- iGEM-IIT_Madras-2011 team – Gold Medal – Advance to Championship – Safety Commendation Asia – Best New BioBrick Part, Natural, Asia (BBa_K572005)
- iGEM-Paris_Bettencourt-2011 team – Gold Medal – Advance to Championship – Regional Finalist, Europe – Best Presentation, Europe
- iGEM-Valencia-2011 team
2012
- iGEM-Trieste-2012 team – Gold Medal – Advance to Championship
- iGEM-Valencia-2012 team – Bronze Medal
- iGEM-Valencia_Biocampus-2012 team – Gold Medal
2013
- iGEM-ETH-Zurich-2013 team – Gold Medal – Advance to Championship – Best Poster, Europe, Overgrad – Best Information Processing Project, Overgrad
- iGEM-Valencia-CIPF-2013 team
- iGEM-Valencia_Biocampus-2013 team – Gold Medal – Advance to Championship – Best New Application Project, Undergrad
2014
- iGEM-Paris-Saclay-2014 team – Gold Medal
- iGEM-Warwick-2014 team – Gold Medal
2015
- iGEM-Bordeaux-2015 team – Gold Medal
- iGEM-IONIS-Paris-2015 team – Gold Medal
- iGEM-Warwick-2015 team – Gold Medal
2016
- iGEM-IONIS-Paris-2016 team – Gold Medal – Nominated for Best Applied Design, Overgrad – Nominated for Best Environment Project, Overgrad – Nominated for Best Presentation, Overgrad
- iGEM-Paris-Saclay-2016 team – Bronze Medal
- iGEM-Peshawar-2016 team – Bronze Medal
- iGEM-Warwick-2016 team – Nominated for Best Software Tool
2017
- iGEM-IONIS-Paris-2017 team – Gold Medal – Nominated for Best Food and Nutrition Project – Nominated for Best Education & Public Engagement, Overgrad – Nominated for Best New Composite Part, Overgrad
- iGEM-UPMC-Paris-2017 team