This article is a guest post by Aurelija Grigonyte, a synthetic biology PhD student, currently working on phage therapies. Imagine a world where your disease is immediately treated with a drug, designed uniquely for …
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Papers of 18th December – 8th January
Welcome to our pick of papers and articles from last month. These are a collection of the synthetic biology papers that have captured our attention and that we think you should know about. Maybe you’ve …
Continue reading »Papers of the Week – 11th/18th December 2017
Welcome to our pick of papers and articles from last week. These are a collection of the synthetic biology papers that have captured our attention and that we think you should know about. Maybe you’ve …
Continue reading »Papers of the Week – 27th November 2017
Welcome to our pick of papers and articles from last week. These are a collection of the synthetic biology papers that have captured our attention and that we think you should know about. Maybe you’ve …
Continue reading »Papers of the Week – 20th November 2017
Welcome to our pick of papers and articles from last week. These are a collection of the synthetic biology papers that have captured our attention and that we think you should know about. Maybe you’ve seen …
Continue reading »Bristol, Oxford and Warwick at iGEM 2017
There were over 300 teams and 5,000 participants at this year’s iGEM Giant Jamboree, but three teams were especially close to our hearts: Bristol, Oxford and Warwick. These three universities are the home of …
Continue reading »Papers of the Week – 13th November 2017
Welcome to our pick of papers and articles from this week. These are a collection of the synthetic biology papers that have captured our attention over this week and that we think you should know …
Continue reading »The Nanopore Sequencing Revolution
Thirty years ago, scientists discovered that nanopores could detect biological compounds. Yes, you read that correctly: thirty years ago. Only recently, the ripples have converged into a tidal wave of technological advancement, particularly in the …
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