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<p>This year, ZJU-China brainstormed so many fascinating ideas about human practice. Actually, thinking about creative human practices becomes the most effective way to bring joy and laughter to our discussions as well as our lab life. In fact, though all the brilliant ideas from our HP creative idea workshop, we discover the true inner beauty of iGEM, which is, being ethical, being versatile, and being creative.</p>
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<p>This year, ZJU-China aims to be different. So, don’t hesitate to join our journey with a view of fantastic iGEM human practices.</p>
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<p align="justify">“We discovered the true inner beauty of iGEM humanity, which is, being ethical, being versatile, and being creative.”          -ZJU China</p>
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<p align="justify">Humanity in cut-edge science has always being a fascinating topic in synthetic biology. We cast eye over the 8 years of iGEM teams’ human practices, embraces the beauty of creativeness in science outreach. Greatly inspired, ZJU-China produced a handbook summarizing the previous iGEM human practices, deeply digging and fully analyzing. We’ve compared most of them in the real practice in our campus, and detailed a new video approach, which has the most impressive influence. We made efforts to  discover the true inner beauty of iGEM, which is, being ethical, being versatile, and being creative.</p>
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<p align="justify">This year, ZJU-China made full use of our Synthetic Biology Club. We recruited 60 members throughout the campus. They are coming from different majors,such as mathematics, computer science, biotechnology, agriculture, food science, clinical medicine, bioinformatics, polymer materials science and engineering, plant protection, geographic information systems, optical engineering, accounting, business, electrical engineering and automation, energy and environmental engineering, tea science and chemistry. All of them took part in our annually "experiencing iGEM" activity, namely, ZJU Jamboree. </p>
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<p align="justify">This year, ZJU-China did a few lectures to widespread the value of iGEM, participated in some scientific activities to display our projects and gain funding ourselves, put special highlight on our high school friends, provided opportunities to others who were interested in experiencing a real iGEM lab life.</p>
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<p>This year, ZJU-China made full use of our Synthetic Biology Club. We recruited XXX members throughout the campus. They are coming from different majors. We have members from mathematics, computer science, biotechnology, agriculture, food science, clinical medicine, bioinformatics, Polymer materials science and engineering, Plant protection, Geographic Information Systems, Optical Engineering, Accounting, Business, Electrical Engineering and Automation, Energy and Environmental Engineering, Tea Science, Chemistry. And half of them participate in our annual experiencing iGEM activity, namely, ZJU Jamboree. </p>
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<p>SBC provided firm support to iGEM ZJU-China, and gave birth to the brand-new iGEM ZJU-China 2012. Thanks for all the activities held by Synthetic Biology Club, iGEM and synthetic biology have attracted increasing attention in our campus.</p>
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<p>"Lignin Cinderella" is probably one of the best in this Jamboree due to their fully developed project; they grasp the crucial idea of synthetic biology and brainstorm a project in detail. By going through their final report, we can see they did a good background study, and provide detailed methods in both experiment itself and plasmid designing. It’s innovative and fully developed. Apart from their experiment design, the project also has modeling part and even a website. We enjoy their idea of using Cinderella as well as the logo animation. What’s more, they even go to local high school to introduce iGEM and synthetic biology as their human practice part, which is really impressive.</p>
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HUMAN PRACTICE

01 AT A GLANCE

02 EXPERIENCE A REAL IGEM

03 EXPLORE A NEW IGEM

04 COLLABRATIONS

05 SCAFFOLD IN SYN AND BIO'S LOVE





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