Your challenge is to finish a bizarre, """interdisciplinary""" pset, featuring problems from MIT classes and other much stranger sources, in 2 hours. With the help of cryptic teaching assistants, Wikipedia, a near-infinite supply of scratch paper, and your classmates, make sure one finished copy of each problem winds up in each pset box. Work against the clock and test your skills at mind-boggling math, perplexing physics problems, baffling biology, collecting sociological data on your friends, and...word puzzles?!?

Explore the history, mechanisms, and possible future consequences of CRISPR, one of the most important new technologies in genetic engineering, with interactive activities. We'll talk about how gene splicing with CRISPR works in detail, then explain some of its applications to biology research, engineering, and medicine.