This year, our team actively collaborated with two iGEM teams in China, which are the Team Tsinghua-A from Tsinghua University and the JSNU-China from Jiangsu Normal University. The team Tsinghua-A from Tsinghua University focused on constructing a synthetic biology circuit to seek insights into noise propagation as well as measuring the capacity of parallel information channels. Our team members, Lechen Qian and Haolong Zhu, helped them to gain access to a better home-built computation platform, and applied their knowledge to modify and operate the algorithm, and scanned two key parameters, Ka (dimer association rate) and Kd (dimer dissociation rate constant) relevant to their modeling project in use of Gillespie Algorithm. In addition, we also helped JSNU-China from Jiangsu Normal University to culture a hela cell clone (the ninth generation) in our culture facility, which later on became an indivisible part in their project and gave them new thinking about utilizing new cell lines. We also benefited a lot from through multiple communications with the two teams during team collaboration. For example, the wiki-design team at Tsinghua-A depicted a brief mechanism of our project in a cartoon style to better illustrate our biofilm-interfaced platform strategy. Their help has also provided us some inspirations to design our own big picture later on. <p></p>