Only 2 Weeks Left -- Register Today!

iGEM 2014 Collegiate Division registration ends in 2 weeks on March 31, 2014. With no Regionals, everyone advances to the GIANT Jamboree in Boston this fall. Register your team and join iGEM today!

For more information on Registration see 2014.igem.org

Check out our 7 NEW tracks
	Synthetic biology spans all disciplines, backgrounds and interests. With 15 tracks available, there is something for everyone!		Art and Design Interested in the intersection of art, design and synthetic biology? See how to participate in this new track on the Art & Design page.
	Community Labs For the first time, Community Labs and DIYBio groups can now participate in iGEM in their own workspace. Find a Community Lab near you and join now!		Entrepreneurship Interested in synthetic biology and entrepreneurship? See what previous teams have worked on here!
	Measurement What do we measure to increase experimental reliability and repeatability? What will be the next unit of measurement in synthetic biology? Lead the way in measurement in iGEM and synthetic biology!		Microfluidics Work with cutting-edge microfluidics technology at any level of expertise. Get started at the Microfluidics workshop at iGEM HQ, work with our custom 8-channel controller, or use a design of your own!
	Policy and Practices Interested in synthetic biology and policy issues? Join our Policy & Practices track and investigate the ethical, legal and social implications of synthetic biology in your community!		Software Interested in synthetic biology and coding? Build software to help future iGEM teams! Join the ranks of companies like Benchling and Morph Bioinformatics, who started as iGEM software teams.

Registration Details and FAQs
Some details to keep in mind:

Regular Registration ends on March 31, 2014. Team registration fee is $3500 USD. After March 31, the Registration fee increases to $4000 USD. Each team needs 2 instructors, one of whom must be a faculty member or professor. Teams now have the option of formally designating a student as a primary contact so that all communication sent to the instructor will also be sent to the student contact. Find information on what you need to participate at Start A Team. See the iGEM 2014 requirements at 2014.igem.org/Requirements. Have questions about registration? Check out our FAQ page for answers to commonly asked questions.