
Vincent Shao
IB Diploma Candidate · Passionate about Biology · Committed to Global Impact
Biology Enthusiast | iGEM Gold Medalist | Volunteer Teacher | Student-Athlete | Collaborator
"Power means happiness; power means hard work and sacrifice." - Queen Bey

Hi, I’m Vincent — a resilient learner driven by curiosity and a love of science.
With a passion for biology and a heart for service, I explore how research, teaching, and teamwork can shape positive change.
Whether in the lab, on the court, or in a rural classroom, I thrive on challenge, collaboration, and impact.
📍 NKCS Wuxi city, Jiangsu Province, China
🎓 Class of 2026, IB Diploma Programme
🏐 Captain — Volleyball & Basketball Teams
🧬 iGEM Global Gold Medalist (Paris 2024)
📚 CAS Projects: Volunteer Teaching · Environmental Cleanup · Peer Mentoring
🧪 Research: Biodiversity & Ecosystems
✍️ TOEFL 105 · SAT 1460
📬 Contact:
📱 +86‑15189732388
📧 vincentnkcs@vip.163.com
iGEM 2024 Grand Jamboree – Paris
At the 2024 iGEM Grand Jamboree in Paris, I presented our synthetic biology project focused on detecting early-stage stress in plants.
Our team won the Global Gold Award, recognizing excellence in research, design, collaboration, and impact. This video captures my stage presentation explaining our genetic circuit and its real-world applications..
🏀 Leading On and Off the Court – My Basketball Journey
Team Captain · Discipline · Resilience · UnityAs captain of the school basketball team, I’ve learned that leadership isn’t just about scoring — it’s about lifting others, staying focused through challenges, and growing together.
From early morning drills to inter-school tournaments, I’ve pushed myself and my teammates to compete with discipline, resilience, and heart.
Christmas Night Dance –--Sharing Joy Through Movement
On Christmas night, I led a cheerful outdoor dance for the children at the rural school. Through laughter and music, he helped the students experience a sense of celebration and togetherness. This unforgettable evening reflected the deep bond he built with the kids during his winter volunteer teaching.
📚 Volunteer Teaching – Moments of Impact
Teaching and Growing, Together
My time volunteering in rural classrooms was a two-way journey. While I taught basic English, math, and games, the children taught me patience, empathy, and joy.
These snapshots reflect the small yet meaningful moments that shaped my understanding of service and connection.
Teaching in Action – --Rural Classroom Moment
During winter break, I served as a teaching assistant in a rural primary school, helping with English, math, and creative learning activities.
This hands-on experience not only deepened my sense of empathy and leadership, but also strengthened my communication and adaptability as I connected with students in a meaningful way.
© 2019
























