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Biomaker Challenge

OpenPlant Biomaker is a five-month programme challenging interdisciplinary teams to (i) build low-cost sensors and instruments for biology or (ii) develop a biological resource or outreach project with up to £3000k support.

Read more at: OpenPlant

OpenPlant

BBSRC-EPSRC funded Synthetic Biology Research Centre: a joint initiative between the University of Cambridge and the John Innes Centre to promote open technologies and exchange for plant synthetic biology.

Meetup site

Café Synthetique

Join us for informal talks and discussion on synthetic biology and open technologies in Cambridge. Talks cover a broad range of areas from across biology, engineering and comupting. Meetings take place the third Monday of every month at the Panton Arms.

Read more at: In vitro Bioengineering

In vitro Bioengineering

In vitro or cell-free synthetic biology is a topic of growing interest to many groups in Cambridge. Join our in vitro bioengineering interest group to find out more about cell-free technologies, diagnostics, instrumentation and DNA assembly.

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Engineering Biology Events

Café Synthetique - Easter Term 2015

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Current job vacancies

Research Associate (Fixed Term) Cancer Research & Cell Biology

Dept of Biochemistry (Prof. L Machesky)

The research team of Professor Laura Machesky is seeking to recruit a postdoctoral fellow with a background and interest in cancer...

Research Associates

Dept of Pathology

2X BBSRC PDRA opportunities, Chung lab, Department of Pathology,...

Protein Scientist, Colourifix

We seek to hire a highly motivated Protein Scientist to join the Microbial Engineering Division at Colorifix. The successful candidate...

About

The Engineering Biology Interdisciplinary Research Centre EngBio IRC is a centralised hub for Engineering Biology research. It brings together and supports researchers working across disciplines - at the intersections of biology, engineering, computer sciences, design and bioethics. The EngBio IRC was established in 2013 at the University of Cambridge. Since then, the EngBio IRC has worked continuously to consolidate the position of the University of Cambridge as a nationally and internationally recognised centre of excellence in engineering biology.

We promote interdisciplinary exchange in the fields of engineering and synthetic biology through a regular event series and by funding projects. Find out more about EngBio IRC events and opportunities below.

The EngBio IRC is based in the Department of Biochemistry and serves staff and students across the University's four schools and affiliated institutes.

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Subscribe to our mailing list for a monthly round-up of news, events and notices from across the Synthetic Biology IRC.
 
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Contact us

Email: coordinator@engbio.cam.ac.uk

Tel: 01223 767147.

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Sanger Building
Tennis Court Road
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CB2 1GA

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