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<p><h4>Division of Life Science & Biomedical Engineering, HKUST</h4>He is currently Director of Interdisciplinary Programs Office. His research work spans a broad spectrum of biological sciences, includes molecular genetics, neural developmental biology, evolution of behavior and synthetic biology, with many different interdisciplinary collaboration. He engaged in iGEM activities for the past 9 years and sees it a very effective way of vertically integrated education.</p> | <p><h4>Division of Life Science & Biomedical Engineering, HKUST</h4>He is currently Director of Interdisciplinary Programs Office. His research work spans a broad spectrum of biological sciences, includes molecular genetics, neural developmental biology, evolution of behavior and synthetic biology, with many different interdisciplinary collaboration. He engaged in iGEM activities for the past 9 years and sees it a very effective way of vertically integrated education.</p> | ||
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Prof. King Lau Chow
Division of Life Science & Biomedical Engineering, HKUST
Division of Life Science & Biomedical Engineering, HKUST
He is currently Director of Interdisciplinary Programs Office. His research work spans a broad spectrum of biological sciences, includes molecular genetics, neural developmental biology, evolution of behavior and synthetic biology, with many different interdisciplinary collaboration. He engaged in iGEM activities for the past 9 years and sees it a very effective way of vertically integrated education.Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text