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Hi everybody! This fun science video teaches about how capillary action works! Capillary action is super important to plants and how they transport nutrients and other resources.

Please consider donating to Cornell's premier synthetic biology project team, IGEM, this 2024 season! Narrated by: Michael Constant Script by: Pedro Da Silveira Edited by: Vernetta Huang

Join Cornell iGEM to learn about our project for this year, ENERGEM, and how it relates to popping boba!

Join Cornell iGEM to learn about the DNA through an interactive experiment where we extract it from a strawberry!

Hey Everyone! This is our third video for the summer science experience video series. In this video we made slime a great example of how polymers exist in our everyday lives. If you have any questions put it in the comments below! Enjoy!

Join Cornell iGEM to learn about the structure of DNA and build a model of DNA with just pipe cleaners and beads!

Please consider donating to Cornell's premier synthetic biology project team, IGEM! Narrated by: Michael Constant Script by: Pedro Da Silveira Edited by: Vernetta Huang

Crowdfunding Video 2017

Crowdfunding - crowdfunding.cornell.edu/igem2016 Website - igem.engineering.cornell.edu/ Check out our progress! Instagram - cugem Facebook - cornelligem Twitter - cugem Contact us - cornelligem@gmail.com

Model of the fishPHARM probiotic delivery system, a novel cure for bacterial coldwater disease (BCWD) in salmonid fish. The fish tag contains a silicone tube filled with a probiotic peptide gel. Because this disease is so pervasive in aquaculture and fish farms, this is an ideal, noninvasive treatment that erases the need to use antibiotics that are harmful to the environment and create resista...

Cornell iGEM 2015 Website - igem.engineering.cornell.edu Email - cornelligem@gmail.com Facebook - cornelligem Twitter - CUGEM

Click on the link below to be directed to our fundraising campign! www.microryza.com/projects/genetically-engineering-fungal-mycelium-for-biomaterials-development

2011 1st Year Animation Subteam. Software: Modo, Blender(for importing pdb data) Daniel Levine, Nicholas Kramer