Team:HSNU-TAIPEI/hp/cooperation/ansianconference

Asian Conference

Introduction

We are a bunch of teenagers who have profound dreams. When facing the recent food safety issues in Taiwan, we will never allow such problems from happening again. We will think of some biological engineering ways to ease all the unstableness. Cooperating with 6 univeristies and 11 laboratories, we wish to proclaim our philosophies and achievements while presenting and exchanging ideas during the Asian Confernece, letting people to eventually know our profound dreams and carefully listen to our inner voices.

Preparation

In order to show our decent performances during the conference, we went early to the school to practice. We also invited our parents to listen to us presenting the project and then gave us some suggestions and encouragements.

The First Day

  • [17:00] Drizzles tickle down today, yet they cannot throw cold water on our passions. We arrives at NTCU to attend a special carnival.
  • [18:00~19:00] Dinner time~ At first, people don’t know well about each other. Probabaly through having dinner together, we can get to know other groups as well.
  • [20:00~ ] Meeting each other~ Every groups has to introduce their own schools on the stage. Some even give out talent shows. We HSNU-TAIPEI choose to sing a Chinese song called “100 suns and moons”with guitars, hoping everyone can feel our “sunlike”passions.

The Second Day

  • [8:00~9:00] Breakfast time~ During the breakfast time, we can look at others’ posters and also ask some questions regrading to their unique projects.
  • [9:00~9:10] Opening Ceremony
  • [9:10~9:40] Professors deliver speeches
  • [9:40~12:00] Introdung time~Every groups has to go upstage to introduce themselves through different ways such as movies, b-box, ppts and so on…
  • [12:00~13:10] Lunch time
  • [13:10~13:50] Usually there will be two groups presenting at the same time in different places. During this period, NAJU-China and USTC are presenting. Every group only has maximum 20 minutes to present their projects. After presenting, audiences can ask questions and the presenting team will have to answer each question patiently.
  • [14:10~14:50] NTU-LIHPAO-Taiwan & SCU-China
  • [14:50~15:50] Dessert time~yummy chat time also!
  • [15:50~16:30] TAS-Taipe & NYMU-Taipei
  • [16:50~17:30] SYSU_Chin & NYU_Shanghai
  • [17:35~18:15] Skype time~ Through Skype, we can have interactions with NU_Kazakhstan from Kazakhstan and IISER Pune from India.
  • [18:15~21:30] Dinner time

The Third Day

  • [8:00~9:00] Breakfast time
  • [9:00~9:40] HUST-China & Fudan
  • [10:00~10:40] Amoy & BNU-CHINA
  • [10:40~11:20] Dessert time
  • [11:20~12:00] NTHU_Radiationbuster Taiwa & CGU_Taiwan
  • [12:00~13:20] Lunch time
  • [13:20~14:00] Tsinghua & ZJU-China
  • [14:20~15:00] Mingdao & HSNU-TAIPEI~ Ah~finally it’s our showtime. We have revised our powerpoint for serveral times to concisely present our project. We have separated our ppt into three sections: motivation, experiments, and human practice. There are tons of audiences downstage and they show great enthusiasms. During the Q&A time, they have asked us many questions and gived out some great suggestions as well. Although the time isn’t enough for everyone to ask questions, we answer questions privately during the dessert time. Some even try our phone applications-Gene Check and Gene Maker.
  • [15:00~15:40] Dessert time
  • [15:40~16:20] BIT & BIT-China
  • [16:40~17:20] SJTU_Software & SYSU-Software
  • [17:40~18:20] Skype interaction with IIT_Kharagpur from India
  • [18:20~21:30] Dinner time

The Fourth Day

  • [8:00~9:00] Breakfast time
  • [9:00~9:40] HZAU-China & USTC-Software
  • [10:00~10:40] Hong-Kong CUHK & TCU_Taiwan
  • [10:40~11:20] Dessert time
  • [11:20~12:00] NCTU_Formosa
  • [12:00~13:30] Lunch time
  • [13:30~15:30] Closing ceremony~Every group will go upstage to get rewards and certificates and has a group pic.
  • [15:30~17:30] Selfie time
  • [17:30~21:30] Dinner time~ Chinese way of setting up desks

The Fifth Day

We and other iGEMers travel to serveral famous lanmarks in Taipei, including National Palace Museum and Taipei 101