The iGEM Toulouse INSA-UPS 2024 team is delighted to share its results! This year's Biomoon project, under the supervision of Christophe Danelon, aimed to develop a bacterial biostimulant for plant growth on lunar soil.
For five days, the team presented and defended this project to the 438 other teams in the competition at the Grand Jamboree in Paris.
For the eleventh consecutive time out of eleven iGEM entries, the Toulouse team won the gold medal, a mark of excellence. De plus, l’équipe a remporté le prix du meilleur projet spatial, ainsi que le prix de la meilleure part composite. Ils ont été nominés pour les prix du meilleure modèle, meilleure démarche entrepreneuriale et meilleur site internet. The iGEM Toulouse 2024 team finished among the top 10 teams in the overgrad category, making this 2024 edition one of the best ever for the iGEM Toulouse INSA-UPS team.
