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Revision as of 08:23, 28 October 2017

Team SUSTC-Shenzhen


Science is not an isolate entity. It always has a close relationship with society and social issues, which require a thorough social interaction in our project design. Social interactions in human practice has been a cornerstone of the our scientific method from the very beginning. Our human practice can be divided into three main parts:


Engagement and education

We held a lecture with brain imaging professor to promote interdisciplinary communication between different fields. We also educated Sicuan’s junior high school students on synthetic biology.

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Communication.

Communicating seminar with psychology professor enlighten us to improve our behavior experiment design.

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Collaboration

Through collaboration with two high school iGEM teams, we helped them with plasmid subcloning and dealing with inclusion body in protein engineering.

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