Team Leader

LI, YIYAO
I am Li Yiyao, a senior one student at Chengdu Jiaxiang Foreign Language High School. When I first saw cells under a microscope, I was stunned. I never knew that the world invisible to the naked eye could be so fascinating! From that moment on, I decided to study biology. An opportunity introduced me to the iGEM competition, and I decided to participate. In the team, I served as the team leader, and besides, I was also responsible for the interview and questioning session, answering questions during the Education activity session, making sales forecasts for the business plan, writing Presentations about economic impacts, and other tasks. I am very grateful to my teachers for giving me the opportunity to showcase myself in the iGEM competition!

QIU, ZITENG
My name is Ziteng Qiu, and I am a Year 12 student at St. Michael’s School planning to major in biochemistry at A-Level. My passion for biology stems from its power to explain the world by connecting large-scale phenomena to molecular details. As a Dry Lab team-leader for iGEM 2025, I focus on the interdisciplinary link between mathematical modeling and real-world biological challenges. I have experience with Python and MATLAB for modeling, parameter fitting, and sensitivity analysis, which I use to translate complex biological ideas into practical solutions. Working closely with the Wet Lab team, I value communication and collaboration, holding regular meetings and knowledge-sharing sessions to keep everyone aligned. Beyond iGEM, I participated in the IEPQ biology project (A level) and hold a practical biology patent, experiences that strengthened my skills in applying theory to real-life problems. I also built a personal website to share my research and learning journey, underscoring my commitment to science communication. With a TOEFL score of 113 (including 30 in Speaking), I am comfortable working in international academic settings. As Dry Lab lead, I aim to ensure effective modeling, simulation, and visualization to support our team’s goals while producing high-quality wiki pages and presentations. I hope our project will show how biology, empowered by computational methods, can bring real value to society. I am truly grateful to my supportive teammates and to iGEM for giving us this incredible opportunity to put ideas into action and explore the creative potential of synthetic biology together.

LIU, SHUANGNING
I'm a student from Beijing No.80 High School, and I have a passion for both biology and mathematics. I've participated in biology competitions such as BBO (British Biology Olympiad) and USABO (USA Biology Olympiad), where I've acquired a great deal of knowledge. In iGEM, I'm in charge of conducting experiments and summarizing project progress. Through these experiences, I've gained extensive hands - on biological knowledge, and I truly believe this project has been extremely rewarding for me.

GAO, YIHUAN
I'm Gao Yihuan, a 16-years-old student Grade 10 student in RDFZ xishan school. I enjoy studying biology and chemistry that it allows me to explore how the world operates. I'm also a active number in the school debate club and school band. As for extracurricular activites, I enjoy tennis, boxing, frisbee, and bass. If I were to describe myself in three words, that would be passionate, brave and curious.

HUANG, JINGXUAN
Hi, I'm Elena and I'm currently a sophomore at Beijing RCF Experimental School.My profound interest in biochemistry has been a constant driving force behind my studies since junior high school, and I am confident that this passion will continue to guide me throughout my life.
When I was still in junior high, my school provided us with excellent laboratory conditions. Starting from learning to operate a microscope. When I first looked through the eyepiece of an optical microscope, I discovered a brand-new world. Any moving organism in this world amazed me. It was from this moment (my first biology class) that I developed an enduring interest in biology.
This intense interest has driven me to continuously explore in the filed of biochemistry. I also hope to develop my career in the university by specializing in biotechnology. To achieve this goal, I participated in several competitions (HOSA/IBO…) and read some related books. Among them, the one that left the deepest impression on me was “The Invisible Kingdom”. This book has made me understand that in the field of biochemistry, real breakthroughs often start with the focus on those "invisible issues", such as chronic diseases. It is also very important to constantly challenge the existing knowledge.
In order to put the theoretical knowledge into practice, I chose to join in the IGEM competition this year. We conducted our research in the lab as a team, and during this process, I gradually realized that my understanding and mastery of biology was much lower than I had previously though. It gives me a chance to explore more about biology. I sincerely hope that the project of our team can make a contribution to society. I also hope that everyone can enjoy the process and achieve the desired results.
When I was still in junior high, my school provided us with excellent laboratory conditions. Starting from learning to operate a microscope. When I first looked through the eyepiece of an optical microscope, I discovered a brand-new world. Any moving organism in this world amazed me. It was from this moment (my first biology class) that I developed an enduring interest in biology.
This intense interest has driven me to continuously explore in the filed of biochemistry. I also hope to develop my career in the university by specializing in biotechnology. To achieve this goal, I participated in several competitions (HOSA/IBO…) and read some related books. Among them, the one that left the deepest impression on me was “The Invisible Kingdom”. This book has made me understand that in the field of biochemistry, real breakthroughs often start with the focus on those "invisible issues", such as chronic diseases. It is also very important to constantly challenge the existing knowledge.
In order to put the theoretical knowledge into practice, I chose to join in the IGEM competition this year. We conducted our research in the lab as a team, and during this process, I gradually realized that my understanding and mastery of biology was much lower than I had previously though. It gives me a chance to explore more about biology. I sincerely hope that the project of our team can make a contribution to society. I also hope that everyone can enjoy the process and achieve the desired results.

Jason Li
Hi, my name is Jason Li, a rising senior at the Governor's Academy. Ever since I can remember, I've been drawn to understanding how the world works at a deeper level, especially when it comes to biology and chemistry. I've always loved the mechanics behind all chemical reactions, as well as how different molecules cooperate in biology. That curiosity has pushed me to challenge myself academically, and I earned a silver medal in the Canadian Chemistry Contest and qualified for the Canadian Chemistry Olympiad. I also received my school's Richard N. Leavitt Award, which is only given to one junior in the entire class for excellence in math.
Looking ahead, I hope to continue exploring the sciences in college through a pre-med track. I want to use my knowledge to help more people, and I’m motivated by the idea of using knowledge to make an impact, whether that’s in the lab, the classroom, or eventually in a hospital setting.
Outside of academics, I spend a lot of time wrestling. Wrestling has been a huge part of my life because it’s as much a mental sport as a physical one—it’s taught me discipline, persistence, and how to bounce back from setbacks. I love Austin DeSanto for the intensity and determination they bring to every match, and I try to bring that same energy to both my sports and my studies.
Altogether, my experiences in science, athletics, and community have shaped me into someone curious, determined, and eager to take on new challenges—qualities I hope to carry forward into college and beyond.
Looking ahead, I hope to continue exploring the sciences in college through a pre-med track. I want to use my knowledge to help more people, and I’m motivated by the idea of using knowledge to make an impact, whether that’s in the lab, the classroom, or eventually in a hospital setting.
Outside of academics, I spend a lot of time wrestling. Wrestling has been a huge part of my life because it’s as much a mental sport as a physical one—it’s taught me discipline, persistence, and how to bounce back from setbacks. I love Austin DeSanto for the intensity and determination they bring to every match, and I try to bring that same energy to both my sports and my studies.
Altogether, my experiences in science, athletics, and community have shaped me into someone curious, determined, and eager to take on new challenges—qualities I hope to carry forward into college and beyond.
Dry Lab

WEN, YUJIA
Hello, everyone! My name is Yujia Wen and I'm from Beijing. Since I was a child, I have been very interested in careers related to business and finance. When I was young, I liked to sell my dolls at the flea market for charity. And when I was in junior high school, I was very fond of reading the biographies of various business tycoons. And the person I like the most is Steve Jobs from the United States. His eccentricity, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and his insistence on aesthetics have deeply attracted me. After joining iGEM, I learned a lot of business-related knowledge in the business plan. Moreover, I fully utilized my passion for business in the team. The advertising campaigns and price planning I carried out within the group were extremely beneficial to me. I am grateful to iGEM for giving me an opportunity to showcase myself.

REN, XIUJUAN
Hello! I am Ren Xiujuan, a senior from Dalian American International School. I have a strong interest in psychology. Since entering high school, I have done plenty of research on psychology. Meanwhile, I take biology classes and learn knowledge, especially about the nervous system. From this, I realized the importance of biology because it connects many disciplines. Since participating in iGEM, through various data statistics and analyses, I have once again had the opportunity to conduct a deeper exploration of the magical field of biology and the integration of biology with society across multiple disciplines. At the same time, it has also enhanced my abilities in data statistics and analysis, which are very important in many disciplines, including psychology. We hope our project can demonstrate what biology can do for society. Thank you very much to all my teammates who have supported me. Once again, I would like to thank iGEM for giving us this precious opportunity to put our ideas into practice.

WU, XINYAO
Hello everyone, my name is Wu Xinyao. I'm a person who has passion towards both business and also science. As a high school student I take both design technology and business management, this have helped me to develop the knowledge both science and business side. The passion have led me to contribute to this project. iGEM gived me an chance to actually participate in a project and applying the knowledge to actual project. In the team I think I have collaborated well with my teammate and have built good relationships with them. I like to collaborate with others, I think that teamwork allow me to see some existing problem in a different perspective, also I like to make friends with different people.

GAO, ZIQI
I'm Ziqi Gao, a 17-year-old senior at Barrington High School, with a focused academic interest in Business.l've always been fascinated by how things work and how value is created, which naturally drew me to the world of business. During high school, l've actively sought opportunities to explore this field and develop relevant skills. A particularly significant experience was my participation in iGEM (International Genetically Engineered Machine competition). While iGEM is rooted in synthetic biology, my primary role centered on the commercialization and application aspects of our project. Through intensive teamwork, market research, business model development, and project promotion, I gained invaluable hands-on experience. This journey profoundly demonstrated the power of interdisciplinary collaboration, specifically how scientific innovation can be translated into solutions with tangible social impact and market potential - an intersection that strongly resonates with my passion for business.I am eager to delve deeper into business studies in university and explore how entrepreneurial thinking can be applied to solve real-world challenges and create positive change. A huge thank you to all my incredibly supportive teammates in iGEM! It was an immensely rewarding experience.

ZHANG, XIAOYU
Hello I'm Xiaoyu Zhang, from Dalian American International School.I'm passionate about business, especially interested in how innovative business thinking can drive positive changes. In daily life, I've been exploring things related to marketing, finance, and entrepreneurship. These pursuits have sparked my curiosity about applying business acumen to actual projects.I'm really excited to join the iGEM team, as it provides a unique platform to integrate business insights with scientific exploration. I believe in the power of interdisciplinary collaboration. I'm ready to contribute my business - related ideas, learn from teammates with diverse expertise, and bring my enthusiasm
to the team. Looking forward to this exploration journey and making an impact through business driven solutions.

BAO, HONGJIAN
Hi, everyone. I am Hongjian Bao from Peking University high school. My fascination with nanobiotechnology began in Grade 8, when I participated in a school project about targeted drug delivery. Seeing how nanoparticles could carry medicines to specific cells made me eager to explore this field further. Now in Grade 10, I've been studying both nanomaterial properties and antibody engineering through online courses and academic papers.Joining iGEM as a dry team member felt like the perfect way to apply my knowledge to real research—specifically our project on red-light responsive nanocarriers for antitumor antibodies. This experience has revealed many knowledge gaps: I had to quickly learn about photon-induced drug release kinetics and nanoparticle aggregation modeling, which aren't part of standard high school curricula. I hope our dry team's simulations can help optimize the nanocarriers' design, making the antibody delivery more precise and effective in killing cancer cells. Thank you, iGEM, for letting me contribute to such impactful research as a dry team member.

WANG, QIJIE
Hello, everyone! I'm Wang Qijie from Xi'an, 17 years old. Since I was a child, I have been deeply fascinated by the wonderful world of biology. Those documentaries exploring the mysteries of life have opened the door for me to understand life. Nowadays, as a high school student, I not only actively learn biological knowledge inside and outside the classroom, but also have a strong interest in how to turn scientific discoveries into practical applications.
In order to put theoretical knowledge into practice and challenge myself, I chose to participate in the iGEM competition. In the team, I am mainly responsible for the work of the team, especially in the direction of business. This means that my core task is not to operate instruments in the laboratory, but to focus on the commercial potential, market analysis, business model construction and promotion strategy formulation of our projects.
Although my workbench is a computer and spreadsheet, not a pipette gun and culture dish, I am also proud to be able to contribute to the overall success of the team from a business perspective. I believe that the combination of science and business thinking is the key to promoting the real implementation of innovation and solving real-world challenges.
I hope that the research results of our team can not only make scientific breakthroughs, but also show the great potential to solve practical problems through our carefully designed business path. Finally, I would like to sincerely thank iGEM, an excellent platform, for allowing me to stand here, show how to use the power of business to promote biological innovation, and exchange and learn with excellent peers around the world. Thank you, everyone!
In order to put theoretical knowledge into practice and challenge myself, I chose to participate in the iGEM competition. In the team, I am mainly responsible for the work of the team, especially in the direction of business. This means that my core task is not to operate instruments in the laboratory, but to focus on the commercial potential, market analysis, business model construction and promotion strategy formulation of our projects.
Although my workbench is a computer and spreadsheet, not a pipette gun and culture dish, I am also proud to be able to contribute to the overall success of the team from a business perspective. I believe that the combination of science and business thinking is the key to promoting the real implementation of innovation and solving real-world challenges.
I hope that the research results of our team can not only make scientific breakthroughs, but also show the great potential to solve practical problems through our carefully designed business path. Finally, I would like to sincerely thank iGEM, an excellent platform, for allowing me to stand here, show how to use the power of business to promote biological innovation, and exchange and learn with excellent peers around the world. Thank you, everyone!

GAO, ZIHAN
Hi! I’m Zihan Gao, a junior from Barrington High School. As part of the dry team focusing on business, I’ve been exploring how biology connects with real-world needs through market research and public engagement. iGEM has given me the chance to understand not only the science, but also how we can bring our ideas to life and share them with the world. I’m grateful to work with such a creative team and excited to keep learning how biology and business can shape the future together.

LIU, ZIXIN
Hi! I’m Zixin Liu, a student from Aquinas International Academy and a member of the dry team in our iGEM project. I focus on the business and human practices side, including market research, survey design, and stakeholder feedback. Through this experience, I’ve come to see how biology isn’t just about science in the lab—it’s deeply connected to real-world needs and public understanding. iGEM has taught me how to turn scientific ideas into practical solutions and showed me the power of interdisciplinary teamwork.

WANG, MING-HSUAN
My name is Miya now I am a highschool junior in Boston I come from Taiwan and enjoying corporating with different kind of people I've attended different kinds of economic competitions. I also went to Kaggle and won a silver metal.

LIU, CHUNXI
Hello! My name is Jasmine, and I’m originally from Beijing, China. I’m currently a student at Sacred Hearts Academy in the United States. With a strong interest in biology and biotechnology, I joined the iGEM team as a dry lab member.
Through my time with iGEM, I have gained valuable knowledge in synthetic biology, project design, and interdisciplinary collaboration. As a dry team member, I’ve learned how to analyze experimental data, model biological systems, and contribute to the development of our research direction through literature review and conceptual design. I’ve also enhanced my skills in communication, teamwork, and time management—essential qualities for any successful research project.
Joining iGEM has been a transformative experience, not only expanding my academic knowledge but also giving me a deeper understanding of how scientific innovation can address real-world challenges.
Through my time with iGEM, I have gained valuable knowledge in synthetic biology, project design, and interdisciplinary collaboration. As a dry team member, I’ve learned how to analyze experimental data, model biological systems, and contribute to the development of our research direction through literature review and conceptual design. I’ve also enhanced my skills in communication, teamwork, and time management—essential qualities for any successful research project.
Joining iGEM has been a transformative experience, not only expanding my academic knowledge but also giving me a deeper understanding of how scientific innovation can address real-world challenges.
Wet Lab

LAN, RUOXI
Hello everyone, I'm Lan Ruoxi. I'm a person who loves doing biological experiments. I participated in the BBO in my ninth grade and won a silver award. I also took part in the BAAO and BPHO physics competitions and won gold awards. I am fond of astronomy and bioengineering. Before this, I had entered the laboratory to conduct experiments. I also initiated and served as the president of the astronomy club. Besides academics, I have a wide range of hobbies, such as running, singing, dancing, and painting. During this period of time, I have learned a lot of new knowledge. It is my passion for conducting experiments that has kept me going. I am also looking forward to the start of the iGem competition!

YANG, HOWWEN
Hello, I'm Howwen Yang from Jiangsu Tianyi High School. I am passionate about biochemistry and I dedicate myself to contributing to the treatment of cancer. In the past, I've participated in a number of biology and chemistry competitions such as BBO (British Biology Olympics) and UKChO (UK Shcmistry Olympics). As a result, I decided to further challenge myself by participating in iGEM, which helps me further explore this area and provides me with hands-on experiments. I am excited to be a part of this journey and contribute to the whole team.

WANG, RUNYAO
Hello, my name is Runyao, you can call me Riya, and I’m currently a high school student, in Adolfo Camarilo High School with a deep interest in biology. I enjoy exploring how biology connects to real-world challenges, especially in neuroscience and human development. Recently, I published a research paper focused on children with ADHD, which allowed me to combine academic study with meaningful social issues.
Outside the lab, I love playing tennis, practicing horseback riding, and watching baseball. These hobbies keep me balanced and energized. I also run a personal website where I share my thoughts and academic projects.
Outside the lab, I love playing tennis, practicing horseback riding, and watching baseball. These hobbies keep me balanced and energized. I also run a personal website where I share my thoughts and academic projects.

YANG, WEIJING
I’m Yang Weijing. I enjoy Medicine and Biology. I'm interested in cruisers and sci-fi robots too . Learning and doing experiments are fun for me. I'm happy to be able to participate in iGEM. PD-1 and PD-L1 antibodies are the forefront and hot spot of tumor treatment today, I want to contribute to global cancer treatment.

DING, JUNNING
Bonjour tout le monde! Hi everyone, I am Junning Ding, or you can call me Thomas. I am a biology enthusiast who loves hands-on work and is very talkative. I enjoy chatting with friends, playing video games, and discussing trending internet memes. I’m also highly skilled in hands-on projects, having built many plastic models and model airplanes. In my biology major, I’m very familiar with the lab environment, allowing me to lead my classmates in experiments during wet lab activities. I’m proficient in operating certain lab equipment and managing experimental workflows, making me a key contributor to the team. Additionally, I have prior research experience in other labs and am skilled in using GraphPad Prism and various data analysis software, which enables me to complete tasks quickly and efficiently while guiding my peers in learning these tools. Participating in this iGEM experiment has deepened my understanding of specific synthetic biology techniques, such as Western Blot (WB) and ELISA. If anyone has questions about experimental principles or equipment operation, feel free to reach out to me for help!

CHEN, HAONAN
My name is Chen Haonan. I’m an optimistic and cheerful person who enjoys taking on new challenges with a positive attitude. I genuinely enjoy the process of doing experiments—not just the results, but also the problem-solving, hands-on work, and even learning from mistakes. Each step in the lab feels like a new opportunity to explore, grow, and push my limits.
I’m also passionate about sports. Staying active helps me maintain both physical and mental strength, and it has taught me valuable lessons like perseverance, discipline, and teamwork. Whether it’s on the field or in the lab, I believe that energy, focus, and collaboration are key to achieving great results.
In both my academic and personal life, I strive to stay curious, open-minded, and constantly improving. I enjoy working with others, contributing to a team, and bringing a positive influence wherever I go.
I’m also passionate about sports. Staying active helps me maintain both physical and mental strength, and it has taught me valuable lessons like perseverance, discipline, and teamwork. Whether it’s on the field or in the lab, I believe that energy, focus, and collaboration are key to achieving great results.
In both my academic and personal life, I strive to stay curious, open-minded, and constantly improving. I enjoy working with others, contributing to a team, and bringing a positive influence wherever I go.

LIN, ZIHAN
I am Lin Zihan, a student who will go to Canada to finish school. I'm 15 years old. I enjoy learning chemistry and biology and also other subjects. I am curious about how to use PDL1 or PD1 to solve problems that appear on people, so I think this activity is very suitable to me. I will do my best and never give up.

LIU, JIAXU
I am Aiden, a junior from Asheville School. I am currently studying in America and enjoys playing sports such as golf, cycling, and sailing. I also enjoy studying biology and related subjects. I attended both regional and NC state science fairs. My goals for attending iGem is to further explore and gain more experiment related knowledge. I am part of the wet team and is responsible for doing experrments. I am contsntly active while doing experiments and continuosly learning throughout the process. During this process, I learned how to look at the electrophorsis gel and do elisa and western blot.

WANG, YOUAO
Hi! I’m Youao Rose Wang, a 11th grade student at Chatham Hall, US. I’m passionate about synthetic biology and its potential to solve real-world problems through interdisciplinary innovation—exactly what iGEM embodies! What excites me most is the creative integration of lab work, modeling, and human practices to design impactful solutions. I’m particularly interested in biosensors and metabolic engineering. I’d love to contribute my skills to a collaborative team. Beyond the lab, I admire iGEM’s emphasis on responsible science and public engagement. To me, iGEM isn’t just a competition—it’s a global community pushing boundaries. I’m eager to learn, innovate, and turn bold ideas into reality!

LI, JIAYI
Hello, I'm Olivia, a student from HDBJ. My enthusiasm lies in the intersection of experimental wet work and scientific exploration. I'm deeply drawn to the hands - on nature of wet lab experiments, where every pipette drop and every reaction observed feels like unlocking a tiny mystery of the biological world.
I've long been fascinated by how biochemical processes unfold at the 微观 level, and wet experiments serve as my portal to probe these intricate mechanisms. This passion drives me to be part of the iGEM project. It offers a rare chance to integrate my love for wet lab practices into a meaningful, collaborative scientific endeavor.
In the team, I aim to leverage my meticulousness in experimental operations, sharing insights from my trials and learning from others. I believe that through teamwork in wet lab tasks—whether it's optimizing protocols or troubleshooting unexpected results—we can not only advance our project but also gain a deeper understanding of experimental science. I'm thrilled to embark on this journey, contributing my skills in wet work and growing alongside fellow passionate scientists.
I've long been fascinated by how biochemical processes unfold at the 微观 level, and wet experiments serve as my portal to probe these intricate mechanisms. This passion drives me to be part of the iGEM project. It offers a rare chance to integrate my love for wet lab practices into a meaningful, collaborative scientific endeavor.
In the team, I aim to leverage my meticulousness in experimental operations, sharing insights from my trials and learning from others. I believe that through teamwork in wet lab tasks—whether it's optimizing protocols or troubleshooting unexpected results—we can not only advance our project but also gain a deeper understanding of experimental science. I'm thrilled to embark on this journey, contributing my skills in wet work and growing alongside fellow passionate scientists.

XUE, NINGKE
Hi!I’m Ningke ,a student in RDFZ xishan school.I am interested in biology and chemistry.Because I wanted to apply for a degree in pharmacy, I participated in this program.This was my first time participating in such a competition.During this process, I learned a lot ,through the cultivation of knowledge and practical learning in the laboratory, I have gained a deeper understanding of molecular biology.I hope our experiment can have some impact on society. Also, I would like to express my gratitude to IGEM for giving me this opportunity, which has provided me with a unique experience.Furthermore, I also have a good relationship with my team members. I am grateful to the teachers and team members for their assistance to me.

MIAO, YUZHUO
Hello!I am Yuzhuo(Bill) Miao from Rutgers Preparatory School, U.S..Since I was a child, I got a strong interest in medicine and biology. All the technologies in the hospital, different patients‘ symptoms and reasearches on biology facinated me since third grade. I am now a rising junior and have gained much biological and medical knowledge .Then I realized that I need a platform to prove myself that I truly have achievements in my last study years. IGEM went into my sight and I decided paticipate in it. Through out the whole process, I gradually realized that I have lots of blind spot of biological knowledge, especially on different bacteria and some advanced experiments. It also help me explore more fields of biology, like moleculer biology. Hopes our result of experiment can provide a new idea to bring benefits to human.Thank IGEM for giving me an opportunity to stand on a larger platform and show myself, and for providing me a chance to contribute to the team and improve my leadership skills as well as communication sills. I'm working hard and willing to become an ophthalmologist in the future.

DU, YUCHENG
Hello my name is Yucheng Du from Brijing No.2 middle school. I hope to gain an authentic experience of laboratory life and teamwork through this IGEM competition. I studied AP Biology and Chemistry, and I am very interested in immunology. I want to study Biomedical Science at university. In this competition, I hope to achieve success for our team through my own efforts and teamwork.

LI, ZIWEN
Hello my name is Kevin or Ziwen Li I'm a student from Beijing china and I'm also the student come from Beijing Huijia International Private school.
My major is biology so I'm taking a lot of biology classes and biology experiment to improve my biology skill. IGEM is an activity which need to teamwork with other which can improve my skills on biology and the skills on communicate with other.
In this 10 days I tried my best to help the student and followed teacher's every rule to complete this experiment perfectly.
My major is biology so I'm taking a lot of biology classes and biology experiment to improve my biology skill. IGEM is an activity which need to teamwork with other which can improve my skills on biology and the skills on communicate with other.
In this 10 days I tried my best to help the student and followed teacher's every rule to complete this experiment perfectly.

JIANG, CHANGHUA
Hello, my name is Michael Jiang. I am an international student from Lakefield College School in Canada. I have also taken biology courses and participated in other biology-related activities and competitions at school. This is my first time participating in iGEM. I have always been passionate about biological experiments and learning. iGEM has given me the opportunity to deepen my understanding of biology, to innovate and develop its value. In the team, I always communicate effectively and efficiently with other members. I also hope to achieve the desired results through my own contributions and working together with everyone!

SHI, XIYU
I'm XiYu Shi from RDFZ XISHAN school, I'm a Senior Two now. I really like biology, which is the major I will apply too. I want to be a doctor in future, so I work hard on activities that are related to biology and chemistry, I learn things and improve my overall strength. I join the biology and chemistry club in my high school and my biology and chemistry scores are great, I always comunicate with teacher and ask them queastions after class, I enjoy the process of learning very much. To be more specific, I want to work in brain neuroscience in the future, to achieve my dream, I will work even harder in the future. This iGEM event has been vey beneficial and laid a solid foundation for me, I will keep participate in competition like iGEM in the future.
Advisor

WANG, YIFEI
Hello everyone! My name is Tiffany Wang, a rising junior at Aragon High School. I’m honored to be a participant in this year’s iGEM competition. Through this experience, I hope to harness the power of synthetic biology to address real-world challenges with innovation and collaboration.
Outside the lab, I enjoy exploring topics in neuroscience, psychological science, and sociology. Being part of iGEM has taught me the value of teamwork and interdisciplinary thinking. I’m a member of the wet lab team, where I contribute by conducting experiments and designing experimental analysis diagrams. I’m fully engaged and deeply committed to our team’s success, and I genuinely hope we can achieve something meaningful together.
Outside the lab, I enjoy exploring topics in neuroscience, psychological science, and sociology. Being part of iGEM has taught me the value of teamwork and interdisciplinary thinking. I’m a member of the wet lab team, where I contribute by conducting experiments and designing experimental analysis diagrams. I’m fully engaged and deeply committed to our team’s success, and I genuinely hope we can achieve something meaningful together.

ZHENG, XIANGYI
I'm Xiangyi Zheng, you can also call me Sylvie. I would like to be better acquainted in person instead of through letters.

CHEN, SIRUI
My name is Chen Sirui.I 'm a senior high school student from SDSZ international department.

JING, SIHAN
Hi! My name is Yolanda, and I am a student at Tsinghua International School. My passions include photography and swimming. Taking photos allows me to connect with the natural world. As someone who cares about animals and the environment, I am excited to pursue a future in bioengineering. Being part of this extraordinary project, especially the experimentation lets me have great enthusiasm.

LIU, YUJIA
Hi! My name is Yujia Liu,I’m willing to investigate biotechnology area.