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Revision as of 15:46, 24 October 2010
SynBioWave MileStones
SynBioWare was initially launched by the Freiburg Software iGEM team of 2009. The idea came up shortly after Google first introduced their Wave project. It seemed like the ideal platform for a software suite for collaborative work in Synthetic Biology. By that time SynBioWave was the first project that used multiple robots and gadgets combined, which was a great challenge for the developers.
iGEM Jamboree 2009
Some screenshots from an early version of SynBioWave as presented at the iGEM jamboree 2009.
