Re: [DIYbio] Re: Hi, I am from Taipei, Taiwan.

[唐大綬]

Hi, Paul:
:)
Tashou

2012/8/4 Paul <paul.n...@gmail.com>

Hi TaShou,

I visit Taipei from time to time. What is your interest in biology specifically?

Maybe we can meet next time I am there. ^_^

Paul.

On Friday, August 3, 2012 11:39:38 AM UTC+2, tashou wrote:

Hello, mates:

  Here I am in Taipei, Taiwan. Is there any one here come from Taiwan? Is there any one try to be a DIY biologist here in Taiwan???

           TaShou Tang

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[richard]

Hi ! it may seem weird to respond the post from 4 years ago,but I still think it's a good chance to find somebody who has the same hobby especially from the same country! I am Richard ,from Taipei , I am gonna enroll my university and major in biotechnology soon ,before that ,l have tried to access different websites to find the topic I like...I found I am interested in snythetic biology,I would like to be a biohacker too! my blueprint is to manipulate microorganism to yield biodegradable and robust material to replace the plastics,and I also want to attend IGEM ,can you give me some suggestions about that?How should I start this journey?       

[Mega [Andreas Stuermer]]

iGEM is always a great start to meet like-minded people and get that "everything is possible" feeling. But if you are really passionate, you'll find your way regardless.

[Marc Dusseiller]

there is the TW bioart group. check fbook.

m