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Synthetic Biology

Synthetic biology is a rapidly developing and interdisciplinary field.

Bringing together knowledge from biochemistry and biology, chemistry and physics, engineering and computer science, synthetic biology aims to redesign ­– or ultimately create – biological entities and their inner workings, opening the door to new technologies and applications.

This collection from across the Biochemical Society brings together content and activities on the subject that we hope will spark dialogue and discussion on this fascinating topic.

Events

Attend our upcoming events conferences and events and engage with the latest science in the synthetic biology field.

Poster exhibition at Synthetic Biology 2022

Synthetic Biology UK 2024 - 27-28 November

Join us for the Synbio UK 2024 (#SBUK2024) in Hinxton, Cambridgeshire, home to the esteemed Wellcome Genome Campus.

This year's conference will unite the synthetic and engineering biology communities to showcase recent scientific breakthroughs and advancements. 

 

Find out more and register

Published content

Discover articles, themed issues and collections from across the Portland Press portfolio related to synthetic biology.

Webinars

Watch our free Biochemistry Focus webinars on-demand and register for upcoming events.

Person conducting lab work

Synthetic Biology in UK policy

UK Science and Technology Framework

This Government strategy to making the UK a 'science superpower' by 2030 names engineering biology – the application of rigorous engineering principles to the design of biological systems - one of five critical technologies.

National Vision for Engineering Biology

Discover the Government's vision for a broad, rich engineering biology ecosystem that can develop and commercialise innovations from engineering biology.

Engineering Biology Leadership Council

Bringing together funding agencies, research community, industry, government and other stakeholders for strategic coordination of UK synthetic biology and engineering biology.

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