iGEM

A key way of sustaining scientific research and innovation is to nurture and encourage the curiosity of a younger generation of students and research trainees. The International Genetic Engineering Machine (iGEM) competition is an excellent introduction to Synthetic Biology research for young students, and I have been participating in it in different capacities since 2013.

My iGEM association

• Panelist, iGEM jamboree, Paris (2025)
• Judge, iGEM jamboree, Paris (2025)
• Engineering Committee (2024)
• Judge, iGEM jamboree, Paris (2024)
• Judge, iGEM jamboree, Paris (2023)
• Co-PI, Evry Paris-Saclay iGEM team (2023)
• Judge, iGEM jamboree, Paris (2022)
• Panelist, iGEM jamboree, Paris (2022)
• Co-PI, Evry Paris-Saclay iGEM team (2022)
• Judge, iGEM jamboree, online (2021)
• Co-PI, Evry Paris-Saclay iGEM team (2021)
• Co-PI, Evry Paris-Saclay iGEM team (2020)
• Co-PI, Evry Paris-Saclay iGEM team (2019)
• Co-PI, Evry Paris-Saclay iGEM team (2018)
• Instructor, Warwick iGEM team (2016)
• Instructor, Warwick iGEM team (2015)
• Advisor, PennState iGEM team (2014)
• Advisor, PennState iGEM team (2013)