McMaster SynBio is a student-led synthetic biology research team at McMaster University. Our team aims to gather undergraduate students passionate about scientific research, and provide them with the opportunity to work on an innovative student-led project that will benefit the real world. Through the areas of Wet Lab, Engineering, Human Practices and Media, our goal is to inspire and educate the McMaster community about synthetic biology, as well as compete annually in iGEM (Internationally Genetically Engineered Machine). Follow along with our journey as we educate, grow, and work to create a brighter world!

Awards:

Silver Medal: iGEM Grand Jamboree 2022, Paris France

Silver Medal: iGEM Grand Jamboree 2021, Paris, France

Bronze Medal: Biomolecular Design Competition (Biomod) 2019, San Francisco, California

Bronze Medal: iGEM Giant Jamboree 2017, Boston, Massachusetts
 
Supervisors:

Dr. Todd Hoare, Professor, Chemical Engineering

Kyle Jackson, PhD Student, Chemical Engineering

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McMaster SynBio

McMaster SynBio's headquarters in Hamilton, Canada

This department focuses on the study and application of human behavior and organizational dynamics to improve workplace culture and practices.

Human Practices

This department focuses on design and modeling research within dry lab environments.

Dry Lab Research

This department conducts research and experiments in a wet lab environment to advance scientific knowledge and applications.

Wet Lab Research

This department focuses on advancing knowledge and creating innovative solutions in various scientific fields.

Research and Development

This department focuses on the communication and leadership of scientific initiatives and financial strategies.

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