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Sharing and collaboration are core values of iGEM. We encourage you to reach out and work with other teams on difficult problems that you can more easily solve together.
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                <h2 style="font-family:'Avenir';font-size: 25px;">Shenzhen SFLS</h2>
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                <p style="font-family:'Avenir';font-size: 23px;">At an attempt to strengthen communication and connection between existing few high School iGEM teams in China, Shenzhen_SFLS and us co-organized a high school igem conference on 8.19-8.20. We were honored to invite Dr. Haoqiang Zhang, the representative of iGEM in Asia, at the conference, at which he provided lots of precious and pragmatic suggestions for fledgling high school igemers. We were also honored to have experienced seniors from collegiate iGEM teams in China, including SUSTech_Shezhen, SZU-China and SCAU_China. </p>
  
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                <br /><img src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2017/7/70/SIAT-SCIE_SMS.jpg" alt="Presentation1" style="width:1000px;margin-left:130px;" />
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                <p style="font-family:'Avenir';text-align:center; font-size:larger; width:800px;margin-left:225px;"><em>Harry and Skye are doing presentation at meetup </em></p>
  
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                <p style="font-family:'Avenir';font-size: 23px;">We sent team SMS Shenzhen some of our parts, including CAHS1, 2 and 3 since they intend to desiccate their product—a pesticide targeting Coccoidea for real life application that involves relatively long-term storage and transportation. Therefore they are able to achieve the difficulty faced in storing and transporting their kit, further increasing the practicability of their product. We transformed our parts into MG1655 before posting to them.</p>
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                <p style="font-family:'Avenir';font-size: 23px;">On 4th of July, we were invited to visit the campus of collegiate team SUSTech_Shenzhen. After informative presentation of both teams, the experienced senior iGEMers and our team members had a very inspiring and informative discussion on how to improve our project and presentation. We then had the opportunity to visit their lab and spectate the experimental procedures of microinjection used in their project with roundworms. The design of technical apparatus and precision of operation fascinated all our teammates and inevitably stimulated deeper curiosity in the field of synthetic biology.</p>
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Shenzhen SFLS


At an attempt to strengthen communication and connection between existing few high School iGEM teams in China, Shenzhen_SFLS and us co-organized a high school igem conference on 8.19-8.20. We were honored to invite Dr. Haoqiang Zhang, the representative of iGEM in Asia, at the conference, at which he provided lots of precious and pragmatic suggestions for fledgling high school igemers. We were also honored to have experienced seniors from collegiate iGEM teams in China, including SUSTech_Shezhen, SZU-China and SCAU_China.


Presentation1

Harry and Skye are doing presentation at meetup


Presentation2

Meetup Day 1


Having lunch

Having lunch with SMS_Shenzhen during meetup


Presentation3

With Dr.ZHANG Haoqian and his colleague


SMS Shenzhen


We sent team SMS Shenzhen some of our parts, including CAHS1, 2 and 3 since they intend to desiccate their product—a pesticide targeting Coccoidea for real life application that involves relatively long-term storage and transportation. Therefore they are able to achieve the difficulty faced in storing and transporting their kit, further increasing the practicability of their product. We transformed our parts into MG1655 before posting to them.



SUSTech Shenzhen


On 4th of July, we were invited to visit the campus of collegiate team SUSTech_Shenzhen. After informative presentation of both teams, the experienced senior iGEMers and our team members had a very inspiring and informative discussion on how to improve our project and presentation. We then had the opportunity to visit their lab and spectate the experimental procedures of microinjection used in their project with roundworms. The design of technical apparatus and precision of operation fascinated all our teammates and inevitably stimulated deeper curiosity in the field of synthetic biology.


SUS-Tech


SUS-Tech
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