HTGAA 2026: Teaching Recitations and Labs
Teaching Assistant, How To Grow (Almost) Anything, 2026
Continuing as an HTGAA teaching assistant, leading recitations and laboratory learning across DNA design, cell-free systems, and bioproduction.
Teaching Assistant, How To Grow (Almost) Anything, 2026
Continuing as an HTGAA teaching assistant, leading recitations and laboratory learning across DNA design, cell-free systems, and bioproduction.
Lead Teaching Assistant, How To Grow (Almost) Anything, 2025
Returning to HTGAA as a lead teaching assistant, supporting practical learning through bootcamp sessions and recitations.
Lectures, HOM Screw, July 18, 2024
Lectures connecting synthetic biology and chemistry.
Committed listener and invited speaker, How To Grow (Almost) Anything, April 15, 2024
My first year in How To Grow (Almost) Anything, with course notes and a Practical CRISPR Design talk for the Asia session.
Virtual course, SynBio4ALL Team, 2023
Ice co-founded the educational initiative for African students focusing on Synthetic Biology. He was in charge of the asynchronous learning using his experience from being a youtuber!!! More information can be found at the SynBio4ALL website Ice taught Lecture 5 focusing on Laboratory Techniques in Synthetic Biology
and also co-taught Lecture 6 with Heidi in the 2nd part focusing on CRISPR Technologies
Panel, EBRC SPA Team, 2023
Together with EBRC-SPA team, especially Ross Jones, Ice co-lead the panel series focusing on “Introduction to Graduate School in Engineering Biology” for Engineering Biology students. The recordings of our panels were available on EBRC’s youtube channel.
Mentor, University of Washington, 2023
Ice mentored students to perform Basic Molecular Biology and Microbiology to design and develop CRISPR tool for bacterial engineering Throughout his Ph.D., Ice have mentored 2 undergraduate students, 1 Master’s student, 1 international visiting Master’s student and 12 early career Ph.D. students
Lectures, Naresuan University, 2022
Ice gave two invited lectures through the SynBio course provided at Naresuan University in Thailand.
His first lecture is on CRISPR Technologies 
and his second lecture is on Living Therapeutics 
Teaching Assistant, University of Washington, 2022
Ice taught quiz sections for the third Organic Chemistry class for ~200 undergraduate students
Lectures, Vidyasirimedhi Institute of Science and Technology, 2022
Ice gave a lecture on bacterial synthetic biology for graduate students at VISTEC.
Panel, MolES DEI Committee, 2021
Ice co-founded the MolES DEI Committee with friends in the program to reach out to broader community that might be interested in Molecular Engineering and Sciences. One of those events is the panel on STEM Grad School starting from how grad school is like to prepare for grad school. The recordings of our panels were available on MolES’s youtube channel.