What we’re about
This is a group for people interested in Synthetic and Engineering Biology and open technologies: the DNA-based reprogramming and computational modelling of living systems and low-cost hardware for biological instrumentation. It is based in the University of Cambridge, supported by the Engineering Biology Interdisciplinary Research Centre (EngBio IRC, formerly SynBio IRC). The meetings provide a venue to explore new joint projects and there will be opportunities for funding. Register with the site to stay in touch and up to date.
For more information on the Engineering Biology IRC go to http://www.engbio.cam.ac.uk
Upcoming events (3)
See all- Cafe SynthetiquePanton Arms, Cambridge
Any Problems Signing Up - please email vr314@cam.ac.uk to sign up
Café Synthetique is the monthly meetup for the Cambridge synthetic and engineering biology community with informal talks, discussion and pub snacks. Speakers range from students and group leaders to industry professionals and entrepreneurs.
Monday 8 April with Graham Christie, Dept of Chemical Eng & BioTech.
Title 'Bacillus: Awake me!’This month Dr Graham Chrisite will discuss how we can use synthetic biology to exploit bacterial spores as vaccines, bio-catalysts and more
It would be great to see the community coming together again with free aromi food available! Drinks available to purchase at the bar. We look forward to seeing you at the Panton Arms, Cambridge.
Places are limited to 35. Please rsvp sign up here with full name. Any Problems Signing Up - please email vr314@cam.ac.uk to sign up
- Engineering Biology IRC Forum 20 May 2024St Catharine's College, Cambridge
Announcement
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## Cutting edge synthetic and engineering biology forum with keynote speakers and drinks reception
This term Dr. Nicola Patron (Dept. Plant Sciences & Earlham Biofoundry) and Dr. Pau Creixell (CRUK Cambridge Institute) will discuss high throughput tools and techniques and how they can benefit biological research.