Providing your perspective on a topic might be key if you are asked to give one, because it shows personal preferences, self-motivation, and career orientation. They also might ask what you personal projects/goals would be if you get involved to a lab. Sometimes very detailed technical questions do arise, so be prepared for it.
previous work
What is your hobby? which is different that I expected.
do you want to know anything about the lab or position.
Why would I like to work at CityU?
They asked me about my career plans after this project
What type of genomic data would you rather have for this project?
They asked why do you want to pursue research and what are your career goals?
Where I saw myself in 5-10 years. Interpersonal difficulties I've experienced at work and how I dealt with them. Initiative shown when running projects/experiments
Did you consider going overseas?
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