iGEM SORBONNE

Iron deficiency affects a wide variety of people. From people suffering from malnutrition to those on a meat-free diet, from children to adults, our product is suitable for a wide audience. For this reason, we felt it was important to find several means of communication adapted to all age groups to inform as many people as possible about our project. From short explanatory videos on social networks to the design of a comic book, these formats, easily accessible and fun, are a good way to occupy one's time while learning new concepts about synthetic biology and our project. We also intervened in a high school to introduce students to genetic manipulation, in particular the cloning of a gene in E. coli, a technique widely used in synthetic biology. But that's not all! Children were also able to discover the joys of biology during the science fair thanks to the observation of Chlamydomonas reinhardtii under the microscope or initiation to the use of micropipettes.
Remember : “What we learn with pleasure we never forget.” — Alfred Mercier


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