Bronze Medal Criterion #1: Wiki
Describe how and why you chose your iGEM project.
Visit the Medals page for more information.
What Should this Page Contain?
- Explain the problem your project addresses and its potential impact.
- Provide a clear and concise summary of your project's goals and objectives.
- Detail the specific reasons why your team chose this project.
- Explain the inspiration behind your project, including any prior research or real-world problems that motivated your team.
- Use illustrations, diagrams, and other visual aids to enhance understanding.
- Include relevant scientific background, technical details, and experimental approaches.
Tips for Success
- While providing detailed information, strive for clarity and conciseness.
- Use summaries and subheadings to organize your content.
- Utilize visuals to enhance understanding and engagement.
- Document your research process and sources thoroughly.
References
Cite all relevant research papers, scientific articles, and other sources that informed your project.
Create a dedicated "References" section at the end of the page, and use a consistent citation style.
Part 1: Design
This part covers the design process. Here you can elaborate on various topics related to design.
This is a brief description explaining the importance of design in the overall process.
Caption for Design
Part 2: Build
This part discusses the building process. Provide detailed information about how to build effectively.
This description highlights the key aspects of the building phase.
Caption for Build
Part 3: Test
This part focuses on testing methodologies. You can include important testing strategies and insights.
A short description about the significance of testing in the development lifecycle.
Caption for Test
Part 4: Learn
This part emphasizes the learning process. Use this area to discuss key takeaways and lessons learned.
This description outlines the lessons that can be drawn from the learning phase.
Caption for Learn