On March 21st, our college held the 2013 National Undergraduate Innovative Experiment Program Approval Review in the multimedia classroom. 12 projects were reviewed and over 50 students of project proposers participated. Reviewers were the 7 professors invited from Life Science College, Veterinary Medicine College, Animal Science College and Plant Protection College.

The meeting were well organized and operated. All students reported their application project in the manner of visual resources and made clear explanation of the research background, experiment plan, research method and expected results. With full investigation of application and report, the professors raised couples of questions to the reporters. Then they provided instructive suggestions to help refine all the proposed projects, in relation to the the programme design, experiment condition and expected results. Last, three projects of Promotor Cloning and Functional Verification of Swine ESRRB, Protein Identification of Stripe Rust Effect and Lignin as Raw Material to Produce the Bio-energy Ethanol Glutamate Engineered Bacteria were recommended to participate in the A&F project review. 

This review meeting builds a stage for the students to promote their research design ability and to improve their innovative thoughts of scientific research. The students enjoyed the new ideas inspired from the voices of other projects and help to lay solid foundation for their future research.

At the review meeting