A group of UMBC students from the Biological Sciences and Chemistry Department, along with Dr. Cynthia Wagner, Biological Sciences, earned a bronze medal for their work on remediating copper from the environment at the 2015 iGEM Jamboree, held in Boston, Mass. The iGEM (international genetically engineered machine) competition, based out of MIT, focuses on, and promotes, public awareness of synthetic biology.
| posted | October 8, 2015 |
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| sponsor | Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry |
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