<Bliss Meeting Notice>
“Boston Trip” by Yung- Li-Wang on Sep. 2, 2017
My Dear Blissers,
Have you heard of Boston?
Maybe not, but you may be attracted by…
Its Boston Lobsters
Its courageous fights to throw off the yoke of colonial oppression as in Boston Massacre
Its famous shopping place called Quincy Market
Its JFK Presidential Library and Museum in the Dorchester, neighborhood of Boston
Its independent spirit as a cradle of civil rights
Its outstanding Freedom Trail
Its Trinity Church in the Back Bay of Boston
Its prestigious universities such as Harvard and MIT
Its literately memorable appearances in Faulkner's “The Sound and the Fury” or Nathaniel Hawthorne‘s “The Scarlet Letter”
Therefore, Boston’s proud legacy always has been one of perennial tourist favorites
This Saturday, we are so pleased to invite a Guest Speaker, Yung- Li-Wang, “once working as” a researcher in Sinica, to lead us to a different angle under interesting scientific observations and life experience in Boston.
Welcome to enjoy such “Exotic” Boston Experience with Yung-Li Wang on 9/2 NOW!
Distinguished Guest Speaker: Yung-Li -Wang
A Ph.D. scientist with extensive experience in stem cell differentiation, stem cell repair, stem cell 3D culture, effects of PM2.5 on animal, polyclonal antibody production and innate immunity in Aedes aegypti.
Before you come, please prepare the answers for the following Guided Questions:
1. What do you know about Harvard or MIT?
2. If you had chances to study in Harvard or MIT, what topic (subject) would you research and why?
3. What do you like most? What are you dreaming to explore in your life?
4. Where do you choose as a place for longer-stay as a scientist, an artistic? And some others (for research purpose or others) and why?
5. After surfing on https://www.facebook.com/scimaker/, please share your scientific observation experience(s).
Meeting Agenda
14:30~15:00 Short introduction by answering Q1
15:00~15:40
1.Host’s Introduction and sharing why he likes science
2.The reasons of choosing Boston as a longer stay for research "human rights "in Boston
3.Introduction on Harvard & MIT, ideal places for graduate students
4.Team sharing and presenting the Answers to Q2
15:40~16:00 Intermission
16:00~17:00
1. Team sharing and presenting the Answers to Q3 and Q4
2. Life experiences in Boston:
(1). Hiking in Mt. Washington
(2). Driving kids to school, how to set up GPS to shorten 1-hour route via real examples
(3). Watching plants/flowers via a diamond magnifying glass or other scientific observing gadgets.
(4) Team sharing and presentation for the answers to Q5
(5) Boston Shopping experience
17:00~17:30 Q &A and prize announcement