Since our project is based on the database, our project's first step is to collect data from multiple databases. From the very beginning, we took a look on the results of IGEM competition in 2018. Luckily, we found that the UESTC team had already done the work of collecting data from various databases to build their project, BioMaster.
Our team quickly contacted with the UESTC team to ask if we could make good use of the data. They satisfied our request without hesitation. After getting their data, we build our project on it. Through the way of developing the project, we also contributed our biobricks to their project which they might need. Their project was updated as well. During the process of our communication, both of our project were upgraded.

In June, we visited SYSU and had a meeting with their iGEM team members. We communicated with our team projects and gave helpful suggestions to each other. They offered us useful advice on accuracy issues in our project and helped us to fixed them. We asked them some questions related to their project and helped them to clarify the experiment design. Moreover, we helped them to accelerate their experiment by giving the data they needed.

We also helped a girl from the SDU who had trouble in creating animation by software during the time when we attended the CCIC meeting.

Our team, together with the USTC team, has conducted an experimental training in the lab, which aims at helping more students to use our tools effectively and efficiently.
What's more, Pengcen Jiang, a member form the USTC team, has helped us how to use cobra tools and gave us a lot of suggestions on how to convert our data into practical meaning.
After having built our project, we invites the USTC team to test our tools. They gave us much advice on how to upgrade our project. Thanks for their feedback.