第一屆iGEM粵港澳大灣區合成生物學產學研論壇在北師珠圓滿舉行The first iGEM Greater Bay Area Synthetic Biology Industry-Academia-Research Forum concludes at BNU Zhuhai
推進粵港澳大灣區建設，是以習近平同志為核心的黨中央作出的重大決策，是習近平總書記親自謀劃、親自部署、親自推動的國家戰略，也是推動「一國兩制」事業發展的新實踐。為推動大灣區合成生物學領域產學研的深度融合，2023年8月19–20日在北京師範大學（珠海校區）舉行了第一屆iGEM粵港澳大灣區合成生物學產學研論壇（The 1st iGEM Greater Bay Area Synthetic Biology Industry–Academia–Research Forum，簡稱1st iGBA）。
The development of the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area is a major decision of the CPC Central Committee with Xi Jinping at its core, a national strategy personally planned, directed and advanced by General Secretary Xi Jinping, and a new undertaking in the development of “one country, two systems”. To strengthen collaboration between industry, academia and research in synthetic biology across the region, the first iGEM Greater Bay Area Synthetic Biology Industry–Academia–Research Forum (1st iGBA) was held at Beijing Normal University’s Zhuhai campus on 19–20 August 2023.
The International Genetically Engineered Machine competition (iGEM) is a leading international science and technology competition for university students in synthetic biology. It brings together disciplines including mathematics, computer science and statistics.
The first iGBA was a regional exchange jointly initiated by the iGEM teams of Beijing Normal University (Zhuhai), the University of Macau, the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, and Shenzhen University. In a region with one of the world’s highest concentrations of iGEM teams and biotechnology-related industries, these four university teams developed a new approach to cooperation. With university–industry connections at its centre, the forum brought together two important sources of innovation and growth to support collaboration across the Greater Bay Area’s biotechnology sector.
Participants included nearly ten experts: Guo Kanjun, Director of the Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan Affairs Office at BNU Zhuhai; Professor Zhang Genfa of BNU’s School of Life Sciences; Professor Li Zian of the University of Macau’s Faculty of Health Sciences; Dr Sze-Min Tang of HKUST’s Division of Life Science; Dr Fan Tuoyuan of the Zhuhai Hi-tech Zone’s science, technology and economic development bureau; and Shi Songlin of the CCiC presidium. They were joined by representatives of the Zhuhai UM Science & Technology Research Institute, 珠海聖美生物診斷技術有限公司, 珠海橫琴愛姆斯坦生物科技有限公司, 斐歷醫藥科技有限公司, 南京艾爾普再生醫學科技有限公司 and 珠海愷瑞生物科技有限公司, as well as ten iGEM teams from universities and secondary schools across the Greater Bay Area.
The two-day programme began at BNU Zhuhai on 19 August with an opening ceremony, an industry–academia–research salon and exchanges between teams and companies. On 20 August, participants visited a company and a research institute before attending the closing ceremony.
Guo Kanjun, Director of the International Exchange and Cooperation Office (Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office) at BNU Zhuhai, opened the ceremony. She introduced the university’s efforts to advance academic cooperation across Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao and discussed the forum’s significance for collaboration across the region.
Professor Zhang Genfa, who leads BNUZH-China, introduced the iGEM competition. Drawing on the achievements of participating teams, he shared his hopes for synthetic biology and for closer industry–academia–research collaboration in the Greater Bay Area.
Shi Songlin of the CCiC presidium highlighted scientific exchange between teams as an important part and benefit of the competition. He also expressed support for bringing participants across the Greater Bay Area together.
Wu Jun of 珠海愷瑞生物科技有限公司 discussed turning biological research into manufactured products. He identified four essential considerations: simplifying complexity, building complexity from simple foundations, allowing technology to lead, and recognising the role of good fortune. His remarks gave the teams new perspectives on translation into practice.
Zhang Jinglu of 珠海聖美生物科技有限公司 introduced the significance and value of the company’s intelligent liquid-biopsy solution for early lung cancer detection. He discussed combining synthetic biology with advanced technologies to contribute to the Healthy China national strategy.
Xuan Ying of 南京艾爾普再生醫學有限公司 presented a national 14th Five-Year Plan project on the standardised establishment and application of human iPSC-derived cell banks, alongside other collaborative projects. She advocated application-oriented work and open sharing to advance biomedical innovation across Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao.
He Yusheng of 橫琴愛姆斯坦生物科技有限公司 introduced the company’s stem-cell research and projects addressing degenerative diseases. He reaffirmed its commitment to human stem-cell research and innovation, and described plans to work with universities and clinical partners through a multi-centre research and clinical network to support the application of research findings.
Dr Fan Tuoyuan of the Zhuhai Hi-tech Zone’s science, technology and economic development bureau discussed cooperation models and policies for synthetic biology. He introduced licensing-in and licensing-out arrangements, encouraging participants to consider industry perspectives when building successful partnerships.
In the afternoon, iGEM teams and companies presented their work at booths and exchanged ideas. The sessions aimed to develop practical partnerships and prepare competition projects for potential industrial applications, in a lively and welcoming atmosphere.
Afterwards, BNUZH-China members reflected: “Although we had only a few hours to speak with iGEM teams and companies, we gained a great deal. We learned from other research projects and received suggestions from different perspectives that will help strengthen our project. These conversations also gave us a clearer picture of industry–academia–research cooperation for iGEM projects in the Greater Bay Area, providing direction and confidence as we consider how to apply our findings.”
攤位交流時的精彩瞬間Moments from the booth exchanges攤位交流時的精彩瞬間Moments from the booth exchanges攤位交流時的精彩瞬間Moments from the booth exchanges
The following morning, participants visited BYHEALTH’s transparent factory, where they toured smart production facilities and an automated warehouse and learned about the company’s values and nutrition-related knowledge. The visit offered insight into industrial production and practical research partnerships, providing a reference for future cooperation.
After lunch, participants visited the Zhuhai UM Science & Technology Research Institute, the University of Macau’s demonstration base for industry–academia–research cooperation in the Greater Bay Area. Introductions and laboratory tours covered the institute’s development, guiding principles, research approaches, projects and findings. The visit illustrated the growth of regional collaboration and the positive social impact of putting partnerships into practice.
珠海澳大科技研究院參觀合影A group photograph at the Zhuhai UM Science & Technology Research Institute
The forum concluded at 4 p.m. on 20 August. At the closing ceremony, Professor Chen Guokai, Acting Director of the Zhuhai UM Science & Technology Research Institute, and four iGBA organising committee representatives expressed their support for the event and their hopes for future forums and regional cooperation.
There is much work ahead in developing industry–academia–research cooperation across the Greater Bay Area. We hope the connections made at this forum will support shared progress in research and industry and contribute to the region’s economic development.
HKU: “We have long wanted to explore cooperation between industry, academia and research. iGBA gave us a valuable opportunity to meet companies in the field and exchange ideas with other teams in the Greater Bay Area.”
SYSU-SLS-CHINA: “We were delighted to meet students from across the Greater Bay Area. This rare opportunity also allowed us to have in-depth discussions with students from Hong Kong and Macao for the first time. Learning about the research and experiments of undergraduates at other universities broadened our perspectives and will help us consider our future directions.”
SZU-China: “It was an honour to participate. We learned about current developments in the synthetic biology industry and gave more thought to our future paths. At the booths, we met peers from different universities, including Hong Kong and Macao. We discussed project designs, identified gaps and asked questions together—a wonderful setting for ideas. The company visits were also fascinating.”
HKUST: “Discussing iGEM challenges such as modelling and AI programming with other teams gave us new ideas and directions. Booth presentations allowed more interaction and flexibility than consecutive formal talks. They also helped us practise explaining a project’s key and most engaging features quickly. We made friends and found opportunities to collaborate.”
文案：肖奕琦、王馨平｜攝影：余婷婷、鄧梁鈺｜原文排版：余夢秋｜審核：iGBA組委會
Text: Xiao Yiqi and Wang Xinping | Photography: Yu Tingting and Deng Liangyu | Original layout: Yu Mengqiu | Review: iGBA Organising Committee
第二屆iGEM粵港澳大灣區合成生物學產學研論壇在南科大圓滿舉行The second iGEM Greater Bay Area Synthetic Biology Industry-Academia-Research Forum concludes at SUSTech
Once iGEMer, Always iGEMer
Once iGEMer, Always iGEMer
第二屆iGBA參會者合照Participants at the second iGBA forum
第二屆iGEM粵港澳大灣區合成生物學產學研論壇（The 2nd iGEM Greater Bay Area Synthetic Biology Industry–Academia–Research Forum，簡稱2nd iGBA）於2024年8月1日至8月3日在南方科技大學舉辦。
The second iGEM Greater Bay Area Synthetic Biology Industry–Academia–Research Forum (2nd iGBA) took place at Southern University of Science and Technology (SUSTech) from 1 to 3 August 2024.
The regional exchange was jointly initiated by the iGEM teams of SUSTech, Beijing Normal University’s Zhuhai campus, the University of Macau and HKUST. The Greater Bay Area has one of the world’s highest concentrations of iGEM teams and biotechnology-related industries. By working together, the four teams developed new forms of cooperation. With university–industry connections at its centre, the forum brought together academic and business communities to support research partnerships and the development of the region’s biotechnology sector.
The three-day programme began with an opening ceremony and interactive team workshops. On the second day, teams visited the Shenzhen Engineering Biology Industry Innovation Center in Guangming District. The third day focused on exchanges between teams and companies. Participants built friendships and explored synthetic biology through discussions and shared ideas, bringing the forum to an enthusiastic conclusion.
Day 1｜開幕式與WorkshopDay 1 | Opening ceremony and workshops
Professor Yang Liang of SUSTech’s School of Medicine and Professor King L. Chow, an iGEM adviser at HKUST, delivered opening remarks. Liao Wenyu also spoke on behalf of the forum’s organising committee and declared the event open.
Interactive workshops followed, focusing on Human Practices (HP) and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Dr Yuhan Bao, iGEM’s liaison officer and Human Practices programme coordinator, joined remotely for in-depth discussions about HP. iGEM Ambassador for Asia Yang Yang also shared insights with the teams. The spacious venue gave participants room to introduce their projects, exchange views on the competition and bring the first day to a lively close.
開幕式與交流現場The opening and exchange sessions
Day 2｜參觀深圳市工程生物產業創新中心Day 2 | Visiting the Shenzhen Engineering Biology Industry Innovation Center
On the second day, the forum organised visits to the Shenzhen Engineering Biology Industry Innovation Center and Guangming Science City in Shenzhen’s Guangming District. The institution brings entrepreneurship, education and research together. Participants also visited two companies, 倍生生物科技 and 百葵銳生物.
The company visits offered a valuable opportunity to see advanced technologies and innovations in practical synthetic biology applications. Discussions with industry experts helped teams understand how theory can become workable solutions and introduced them to experimental tools and techniques. Real projects also encouraged creativity and suggested new research directions and applications.
參訪與企業交流Visits and exchanges with industry參訪與企業交流Visits and exchanges with industry參訪與企業交流Visits and exchanges with industry參訪與企業交流Visits and exchanges with industry參訪與企業交流Visits and exchanges with industry參訪與企業交流Visits and exchanges with industry參訪與企業交流Visits and exchanges with industry參訪與企業交流Visits and exchanges with industry
The third day focused on company presentations and team–industry exchanges. 貝灣生物, 衍因科技 and Synbio Technologies (泓迅生物) delivered presentations and hosted booths.
Dr Hu of 貝灣生物 shared project-design experience as an iGEM alumnus. An instructor from Tongji University also joined the teams for discussion. Participants learned about research products and gained new perspectives on translating synthetic biology findings into applications.
iGBA connects exploration at the frontiers of synthetic biology with innovation in iGEM, bringing academic research closer to practical applications and encouraging scientific curiosity and creativity. The forum deepened participants’ understanding of recent developments and of the competition itself. We hope every iGEMer will turn what they learned into ideas and action that contribute to synthetic biology’s future.
活動合照Group photographs from the forum活動合照Group photographs from the forum活動合照Group photographs from the forum
文字、攝影及審核：iGBA組委會｜原文排版：張夏菲
Text, photography and review: iGBA Organising Committee | Original layout: Zhang Xiafei
The third iGBA was a regional exchange jointly initiated by iGEM teams from universities in the Greater Bay Area, one of the world’s most concentrated hubs of iGEM teams and biotechnology-related industries. With university–industry cooperation at its centre, the forum brought together academic and business communities to build research partnerships and advance the regional biotechnology sector.
The programme comprised three days. The first took place at the University of Hong Kong (HKU), with an opening ceremony and mini Jamboree. On the second, teams visited Guangming District’s Shenzhen Engineering Biology Industry Innovation Center, entrepreneurship facilities, major research infrastructure and the Shenzhen Institutes of Advanced Technology. The third featured a roundtable on future pathways and team–industry exchanges. Through discussion and visits, participants built friendships and explored emerging technologies and the future of synthetic biology.
Day 1｜在港大Day 1 | At HKU
開幕式於7月13日上午11時舉行，由香港大學主辦方宣布會議開始並介紹當日安排。Kevin Tsia教授與King Lau Chow教授分別致辭，分享對合成生物學的看法及對iGEMers的期望；iGEM亞洲區大使李梓熙也分享了自己的iGEM經歷。
The opening ceremony began at 11 a.m. on 13 July, with the HKU hosts introducing the day’s programme. Professors Kevin Tsia and King Lau Chow shared their perspectives on synthetic biology and expectations for iGEMers. iGEM Ambassador for Asia Li Zixi also spoke about his iGEM experience.
In the afternoon, booth exchanges continued while three parallel venues hosted mini workshops on Wiki design, Human Practices and simulated laboratory competitions. Participants learned from others’ experience and developed practical skills through the activities.
The second day included visits to the Shenzhen Engineering Biology Industry Innovation Center, major research facilities and the Shenzhen Institutes of Advanced Technology. Introductions to their history and organisation, alongside integrated facilities and automated biological work platforms, helped participants develop a more concrete understanding of advanced biotechnology.
參訪合照A group photograph during the visit
通過了解入駐企業及產業創新中心的發展歷程，iGEMers進一步認識合成生物學企業的現狀。
Learning about resident companies and the innovation centre’s development gave participants a clearer view of the synthetic biology business landscape.
Representatives at the Shenzhen biotechnology innovation centre discussed the current state of the city’s synthetic biology industry and introduced other competitions in the field.
產業與競賽介紹An introduction to the industry and related competitions
Day 3｜iGEMer未來規劃圓桌會議Day 3 | A roundtable on future pathways for iGEMers
會議主持與參會者The hosts and audience會議主持與參會者The hosts and audience
原文記載，7月16日上午，當日活動主辦方SUSTech-BIO宣布活動正式開幕。
The original article states that SUSTech-BIO, the host for the day, opened the session on the morning of 16 July.
日期待核對：原推文此處標示7月16日，與年度大會卡片所列7月13–15日不一致。
Date to be confirmed: the original article gives 16 July here, while the annual conference card lists 13–15 July.
大會首先邀請長年擔任iGEM隊伍PI、深耕合成生物學領域的王澤峰教授致辭。
Professor Wang Zefeng, a long-serving iGEM principal investigator and synthetic biology researcher, delivered opening remarks.
Dr Ruan Wenlüe, Professor Zeng Fuxing, Zhu Ke, Professor Liu Xingyin, Professor Liang Zhengyu and Zeng Xuming spoke in turn and joined participants in discussion.
未來規劃圓桌會議The roundtable on future pathways
本次活動也邀請了泓迅與貝灣生物兩家企業參加宣講。
Synbio Technologies (泓迅) and 貝灣生物 were also invited to give company presentations.
Between the morning and afternoon sessions, more than twenty life-science companies joined the team booths with presentations and equipment displays, offering technical support and solutions to participants.
企業現場展示An industry exhibit
北京科技大學宋青青教授與包堉含博士作為嘉賓，在生物安全座談會上發言。
Professor Song Qingqing of the University of Science and Technology Beijing and Dr Yuhan Bao spoke at a biosafety discussion.
Compared with the previous year, the 2025 forum expanded in participating teams, exhibiting companies, programme scope and venues. Its mini workshops and visits helped iGEMers explore the industry’s frontiers, broaden their perspectives and deepen their understanding, while introducing more synthetic biology peers to iGEM.
We will continue to build partnerships, explore more varied forum formats and strengthen industry–academia–research connections, working towards a better iGBA experience for teams across the Greater Bay Area and beyond.
Organiser: iGBA. Hosts: the HKU iGEM team and the iGEM team of SUSTech’s School of Life Sciences. Contributing institutions: HKUST, HKUST (Guangzhou), Southern Medical University and Macau University of Science and Technology. Initial review: iGBA Board of Directors; final review: iGBA Board of Supervisors.
The midsummer cicadas of Lingnan echo the energy and care of young people. Renewed between mountains and sea, the iGEM community carries longstanding commitments alongside new hopes and ambitions. Grand APiC keeps those connections alive until we meet again.
8月16日至19日，由粵港澳大灣區合成生物學聯盟iGBA、亞太地區iGEM社群APiC主辦，南方科技大學、香港大學iGEM團隊承辦，廣州合成生物聯盟等單位共同協辦，首屆亞太地區iGEMer及青年合成生物學愛好者交流大會（1st Grand APiC Conference）在南方科技大學、香港大學舉辦。
From 16 to 19 August, the first Grand APiC Conference for Asia-Pacific iGEMers and young synthetic biology enthusiasts took place at SUSTech and HKU. It was organised by iGBA and the Asia-Pacific iGEM Community (APiC), hosted by the two universities’ iGEM teams, and supported by the Guangzhou Synthetic Biology Alliance and other partners.
Nearly 700 people attended from Asia, Europe and Latin America. Sixty-five teams represented universities including Tsinghua, Peking, Fudan and the Chinese University of Hong Kong, alongside secondary schools such as the High School Affiliated to Renmin University of China and Pui Ching Middle School in Hong Kong. They presented projects for iGEM and other synthetic biology competitions and exchanged ideas with academic experts and industry pioneers.
Created by young members of the iGEM community, Grand APiC brings together enthusiasts, educators and practitioners across synthetic biology and related fields in the Asia-Pacific region. It explores how this interdisciplinary field can connect fundamental innovation, practical impact and future applications. Encouraging a move from “Doing iGEM” to “Beyond iGEM”, the conference supports members in pursuing personal growth, progress in the field and a shared future for humanity through community participation.
APiC grew from community members’ calls for an inclusive platform for young people. Longstanding contributors across the Asia-Pacific region, including iGBA and SynbioID, worked together to bring the first conference to life. Young community members led its preparation throughout, under the theme “Pyro-Pep-Tide”.
與會青年齊聚會場Young participants gathered at the conference
展望未來，鼓勵青年扎根Synbio產業Looking ahead and supporting young people in synthetic biology
On the opening day, Professor Liu Xingyin of SUSTech’s Department of Biochemistry, a researcher in gut microbiota, encouraged participants to think openly and present confidently while staying true to their scientific interests and respect for life sciences. She urged them to explore unfamiliar questions, bring creative ideas into research and consider how their ambitions connect with industry development.
Professor Liu Jianzhong of Sun Yat-sen University’s School of Life Sciences, Director of its Institute of Synthetic Biology, addressed the conference online. He shared his hopes for the industry and encouraged young researchers entering the field through iGEM, Synbio Challenges and other competitions.
Professor Liu said: “This conference meaningfully connects project exchange, university–industry dialogue, guidance for personal growth and youth community building. Make the most of face-to-face conversations: listen, ask questions and discuss. Alongside presenting your findings, take time to understand other people’s questions. The peers you meet today may one day help you solve scientific problems or bring technologies into society.”
劉建忠教授線上致辭Professor Liu Jianzhong addresses the conference online
At the opening ceremony, Professor Wei Tao of South China Agricultural University, Chief Scientist at 廣州元創合成科技有限公司 and Secretary-General of the Guangzhou Synthetic Biology Alliance, discussed how advanced biotechnology supports innovation in biomanufacturing. Drawing on his team’s work on Cordyceps militaris fermentation products and the alliance’s development, he explored the sector’s future potential.
魏韜教授分享A presentation by Professor Wei Tao
以創新與社群連結，支持青年成長Supporting young people through innovation and community
In his guest address on the third day, Professor Lee Wing-fu, Associate Dean (Teaching and Learning) of HKU’s Faculty of Science, praised APiC as a platform where teams can improve their projects and grow through mutual support. He said: “Students must learn how to undertake scientific exploration. Research involves finding new approaches of your own, beyond learning established facts.”
Guo Jiejun, a specially invited Hong Kong member of the All-China Youth Federation and a member of the Hong Kong Youth Development Commission’s action group on youth development funds and programmes, shared how involvement in technology and innovation shaped his youth. He encouraged iGEMers to stay engaged with their community and industry and discover their potential through sustained participation in innovation.
郭杰駿先生分享A presentation by Guo Jiejun
香港科技大學教授、iGEM董事會成員Professor King L. Chow分享了參與iGEM所能帶來、超越獎項與榮譽的意義。iGEM基金會副總裁張南女士介紹iGEM在東亞的發展歷史，鼓勵大家面對挫折與挑戰時堅持下去。奇績創壇高校組代表徐伊琳女士以其創新項目孵化模式，展示青年可參與的產學研落地途徑。
Professor King L. Chow of HKUST, an iGEM board member, discussed the value of participating in iGEM beyond awards and honours. iGEM Foundation Vice President Zhang Nan reviewed iGEM’s development in East Asia and encouraged participants to persevere through challenges. Xu Yilin, representing MiraclePlus’s university programme, used its incubation model to illustrate accessible routes for young people to translate research and innovation into practice.
嘉賓經驗分享Invited speakers share their experience嘉賓經驗分享Invited speakers share their experience
多元交流模式，拓展社群互動Diverse formats for community exchange
During the conference, 65 iGEM teams from around the world presented projects across therapeutics, oncology, agriculture, food and nutrition, bioremediation, biomanufacturing, space and other tracks. Through mutual feedback, they explored how synthetic biology connects fundamental research with practical applications.
More than twenty experts, educators, investors, community builders and iGEM alumni served on the review panel. They came from SUSTech, HKU, the Chinese University of Hong Kong, Jilin University, Westlake University, Shenzhen Bay Laboratory, 思楷學術, CASSTAR, SynbioID and other institutions and communities, providing tailored advice to each team.
項目分享與模擬評審Project presentations and mock judging海報展示與攤位交流Poster presentations and booth exchanges
Alongside presentations and mock judging, organisers, companies and iGEM teams designed interactive salons and workshops. Topics included responsible research, youth entrepreneurship, career planning, books relevant to the field, and the use of research tools and platforms. Other activities explored project ideas, long-term community initiatives, art exhibitions and interactive games.
隊伍與企業的現場互動項目Interactive projects by teams and companies
Speakers including Professor Huang Jiandong, Chair Professor of Synthetic Biology at HKU; Professor Zhou Ying, a member of the State Key Laboratory of Bioreactor Engineering; and Dr Xian Bo, Chief Scientist of the Telome Digital Biology Center, delivered research talks and seminars. Companies including 元創合成科技, 銳競信息, Synbio Technologies, CodeLifeAI, 萬物源碼 and 靈蛛科技 joined presentations, roundtables and booths to share industry experience and entrepreneurship models with young participants.
前沿學術報告A research presentation企業分享與圓桌會議Industry presentations and roundtable discussions企業攤位風采Company booths and activities企業攤位風采Company booths and activities企業攤位風采Company booths and activities
Refreshment breaks provided further opportunities to meet and talk. Tea brands including CHAGEE and 檸小酌 helped participants recharge between sessions and continue discussing synthetic biology in a relaxed setting.
茶歇與活動紀念品Refreshments and event souvenirs茶歇與活動紀念品Refreshments and event souvenirs茶歇與活動紀念品Refreshments and event souvenirs
未來展望｜APiC社群的當下與明天Looking ahead | APiC today and tomorrow
In his message, HKU President Professor Xiang Zhang emphasised the importance of youth-led community cooperation for the future. He recognised APiC and iGBA’s work in creating a platform for collaboration among industry, academia and research institutions, and encouraged a new generation of synthetic biologists to help build a more open, inclusive and resilient world.
Duncan, Chiu San Bo, Chairperson of iGBA’s General Assembly and a core APiC initiator, reaffirmed the community’s commitment to broad participation on the closing day. He called on present and future generations to carry forward iGEM’s spirit of grassroots involvement and international cooperation: “APiC began in the Greater Bay Area, but it belongs to a wider community. Together, we can take it further, across time and geography. Next time, APiC may come to your city or your school.”
趙紳寶先生分享社群願景Duncan, Chiu San Bo shares the community’s vision
Our work continues, with much of the journey still ahead. We sincerely thank everyone who took part. May APiC continue to accompany iGEMers, support the community we care about and work with its members towards a future shaped by young people.
Grand APiC參會者合影Grand APiC participants
合生星火，終將燎原！我們明年再見！
May these sparks of synthetic biology inspire many more people. See you next year!
