Seminar on a cruise
Nov 25
Archipelago, My Life In Finland 5 Comments
On Wednesday 22 Nov 2006, I attended Annual Systems Biology Research Program organized by Turku Centre for Biotechnology on Viking Line cruise. This was my second times attended the System Biology Research Program seminar on the cruise. We on board M/S Amorella at Turku harbour. Later, we changed to the other ship, M/S Isabella at Mariehamn harbour, Åland and ahead back to Turku harbour. After changed to M/S Isabella, we have Viking buffet there. I have delicious meals ^-^
We have wonderful talks for that day. In that meeting, I understand now why EU not really supports Malaysia to develop BioFuel by using our oil palm biomass. When we use the oil palm biomass to produce BioFuel as energy we still produce a lot of Carbon Dioxide as by product. It just like the petrol we are using now, generate a lot of Carbon Dioxide. EU, US and Japan are working together to develop a technology which generate energy from photosynthesis. MIT already developed a prototype of artificial photosynthesis system. Hopefully this technology will reduce the Green House effect happen now.








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Nov 25, 2006 @ 22:24:00
moi! minäkin olen Suomessa. so…how long is your ‘prison sentence’ here?
Nov 26, 2006 @ 08:33:00
Haha…ront…you are funny ~”Prison sentence”.
I was onboard for about 13 hours. Is this the answer you looking for?
Nov 26, 2006 @ 11:51:00
no I mean how long are you going to be here in Finland? I am in Helsinki…since Mar 05…..much like a prison sentence…
Nov 26, 2006 @ 15:01:00
life in Finland sounds like prison snetence to you?
No,no,no…I enjoy it. I enjoy the peaceful, secure feeling here.
I’m not sure how long I will be here. Maybe until my current project finish. How about you? Are you study here? Drop me an e-mail, we can talk more regarding this. :)
Aug 20, 2010 @ 18:45:29
Sound good. Its also my favorite topic.That�s great andthanks for the fine sharring.