Synthetic Biology
Partnering the UK’s growing synthetic biology industry with industrial collaborators, research-base expertise, investment opportunities and funders
Partnering the UK’s growing synthetic biology industry with industrial collaborators, research-base expertise, investment opportunities and funders
The Synthetic Biology Special Interest Group (SynBio SIG) helps to partner the UK’s research-base expertise in synthetic biology with industrial collaborators, investment opportunities and funders. Funded by Innovate UK ad BBSRC, the SynBio SIG is
Funded by Innovate UK ad BBSRC, the SynBio SIG is coordinated by the Knowledge Transfer Network to bring together the UK’s best and brightest biotechnologists and help them form new, productive partnerships and collaborations.
We are working hard with the UK Synthetic Biology Leadership Council (SBLC) in the implementation of Biodesign for the Bioeconomy, the UK Synthetic Biology Strategic Plan 2016, to establish an internationally competitive synthetic biology industry in the UK.
Join the Synthetic Biology Special Interest Group here
You can also keep up up to date with the Synthetic Biology Special Interest Group by following us on Twitter and joining our LinkedIn group.
Contact Amy Tayler, SynBio SIG lead
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Article:
25.07.17
Don't try to be one of the boys
infocus: Women in Innovation mentor Dr Jackie Hunter quickly learned how important it is to be yourself as you climb the corporate ladder.
Programme:
GrapheneAgri-foodMaterialsTransportManufacturingComplex SystemsIndustrial MathsEnergy HarvestingSynthetic BiologyImmersive ExperienceQuantum TechnologiesAdditive ManufacturingDigital & CreativeUncertainty Quantification and ManagementCompound Semiconductors Special Interest GroupCommercialising Graphene and other 2D Materials...
Article:
05.07.17
4 key challenges the UK chemical industry is facing today
The Head of Chemistry & Industrial Biotechnology at the Knowledge Transfer Network shares his insights.
Funding:
Newton Bhabha UK–India Industrial Waste Challenge 2017
UK organisations can apply for a share of £8 million to work with Indian partners on biotechnology solutions for industrial waste challenges in India.
Opens:
05.06.17
Closes:
18.10.17
Funding:
Open programme round 3
UK businesses can apply for a share of up to £15 million, to deliver game-changing, cutting-edge innovations with significant potential for UK impact.
Opens:
12.06.17
Closes:
09.08.17
ICTNanoRailSpaceHealthDesignEnergyGrapheneAviationForensicsChemistryAerospaceAgri-foodMaterialsTransportAutomotiveInnovationConsultancyUrban LivingSolar EnergyManufacturingEU ProgrammesBiotechnologyCyber SecurityRemanufacturingComplex SystemsIndustrial MathsSynthetic BiologyBuilt EnvironmentEnergy HarvestingInternet of ThingsNon Animal TestingMaterials SecurityMaritime and marineMaterials ChemistryQuantum TechnologiesDefence and SecurityDigital & CreativeInfrastructure SystemsAdditive ManufacturingPersonal Data and TrustElectronic TechnologiesIndustrial BiotechnologySimulation and ModellingSustainable Aviation FuelAccess to Funding and FinanceAutonomous vehicles/transportPosition, Navigation and TimingElectronics sensors & photonicsSynthetic Biology Leadership CouncilRobotics and Artificial IntelligenceSustainability & Circular EconomyUncertainty Quantification and ManagementCompound Semiconductors Special Interest GroupCommercialising Graphene and other 2D Materials...
Event:
19.04.17
Chemistry and Industrial Biotechnology Showcase 2017
Where:
York Conferences, York, United Kingdom
When:
20.09.17
Article:
23.01.17
Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund: workshop plenary session now live
ISCF workshop materials published as PM launches Industrial Strategy.
ICTSpaceDesignEnergyHealthAerospaceMaterialsChemistryTransportAgri-foodInnovationManufacturingBiotechnologySynthetic BiologyBuilt EnvironmentInternet of ThingsDefence and SecurityQuantum TechnologiesImmersive ExperienceDigital & CreativeInfrastructure SystemsElectronic TechnologiesAutonomous vehicles/transportElectronics sensors & photonics...
Article:
08.11.16
Joining the dots in UK synthetic biology
Harnessing the power of chemical reactions in biology could to develop new and complex molecules.
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Article:
12.10.16
Design meets Synthetic Biology
Biologists, engineers, designers, artists and social scientists have come together to explore how synthetic biology can be influenced by design.
Article:
12.10.16
Special feature on UK synthetic biology resources: Edinburgh Genome Foundry
Dr Hille Tekotte describes the activities and services available for synthetic biologist through the Edinburgh Genome Foundry.
Article:
11.10.16
Special feature on UK synthetic biology start-ups: LabGenius
Exciting new synthetic biology start-ups are emerging as a result of huge investment in UK research.