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Revision as of 17:37, 24 October 2017
TSINGHUA-AOverview of the games
We find synthetic biology and our project really cool as we dig deeper into the field of science. However, it is hard to make others who do not have much knowledge about biology interested in it.
We noticed that everyone like playing games, so why not develop a game based on our project? People will get interested when they play games and learn more at the same time! Moreover, the game can greatly help us publicize synthetic biology and make more people interested in science. Science is fun! |
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Many people, especially children indeed got interested in our game during our three-day exhibition in China Science and Technology Museum. Many children came and played our games and were really fascinated by the fancy work that synthetic biology can do. The game is indeed a great tool to help publicizing the seemingly formidable science! |
We have two games in total. One simulates the “war” under liquid conditions, while the other simulates the “war” under solid conditions. Want to know more about our games? Visit Liquid Game and Solid Game to see more details and play the game!
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