We are proud to highlight the following teams from this year:
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| Grand Prize: Vilnius-Lithuania |
Grand Prize: TUDelft |
Grand Prize: |
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1st Runner-up: |
1st Runner-up: Munich |
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2nd Runner-up: |
This year we are proud to recognize two outstanding teams:
Team AshesiGhana from Ashesi University College in Ghana, Africa – for their efforts to address illegal gold mining in Ghana, one of the world’s leading producers of gold.
Team Georgia State from Georgia State University, USA – for their public engagement and outreach efforts to promote the accessibility of scientific communication to the deaf and hard of hearing.
Read the official press release here: http://2017.igem.org. The complete list of results and project wikis are available on the iGEM 2017 Results page, including winners for each of 14 Tracks and other special awards and medals.
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