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To foster interaction among researchers in the area of synthetic biology, we've created the following generally available mailing lists. | To foster interaction among researchers in the area of synthetic biology, we've created the following generally available mailing lists. | ||
All mailing lists exist @syntheticbiology.org. | All mailing lists exist @syntheticbiology.org. Anyone can subscribe or unsubscribe themselves at any time by following the links below. The archives for the lists are also available online. | ||
* announce | * [http://syntheticbiology.org/mailman/listinfo/announce announce] -- [http://syntheticbiology.org/pipermail/announce/ (archive)] | ||
** low-traffic, moderated list with information about conferences or other events relevant to synthetic biology | ** low-traffic, moderated list with information about conferences or other events relevant to synthetic biology | ||
* discuss | * [http://syntheticbiology.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss discuss] -- [http://syntheticbiology.org/pipermail/discuss/ (archive)] | ||
** unmoderated, discussion mailing list about anything related to sythetic biology | ** unmoderated, discussion mailing list about anything related to sythetic biology | ||
Revision as of 21:43, 27 September 2005
To foster interaction among researchers in the area of synthetic biology, we've created the following generally available mailing lists.
All mailing lists exist @syntheticbiology.org. Anyone can subscribe or unsubscribe themselves at any time by following the links below. The archives for the lists are also available online.
- announce -- (archive)
- low-traffic, moderated list with information about conferences or other events relevant to synthetic biology
- discuss -- (archive)
- unmoderated, discussion mailing list about anything related to sythetic biology
For those near MIT (either physically or in spirit) and would like to be on the MIT synthbio mailing list (usually announcing seminars near MIT), add/remove yourself here.
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