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Revision as of 05:33, 24 August 2017
Human Practices Silver
Activity: Public Speech on campus
In order to strengthen undergraduates' awareness of scientific research and promote the dissemination of synthetic biology, we, XJTLU-CHINA iGEM team，delivered a public speech on general scientific research on May 11th, 2017.
Dr. Boris Tefsen from the Department of Biological Sciences and Dr. Jia Meng from Bioinformatics stream were invited as our guests. Students from all different departments interested in synthetic biology and the iGEM competition were encouraged to participate in this public speech.
Dr. Jia Meng emphasized the significance of research experience to undergraduate students and encouraged our students to apply the knowledge and principles learned in the class to solve real-world problems.
Dr. Boris Tefsen gave us some specific information about practical skills on handling bacteria in the lab, which have been frequently used in our 2017 iGEM project. He also talked about that the abuse of antibiotics nowadays causes the bacteria that he had isolated in recent years to become resistant to multiple antibiotics. He believed that if the combined use of L. lactis and antimicrobial peptides could deal with bacterial diarrhea effectively, it could be a good way to reduce the use of antibiotics.
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