Calendar of events

This event will unite industry and academic leaders to address the challenge of advancing cell and gene therapies into the clinic. Discover the breakthroughs shaping the future of medicine at this two-day event designed for scientists, innovators, and

This one-day workshop covers an introduction to Biofoundries and automation and the role they can play in engineering biology. We will include examples of research projects and experimental workflows using automation and bioengineering for plants and microbes. The workshop will consist of a mixture of lectures and practical sessions.

Building on the success of last year’s symposium, CHOS 2026 will highlight cutting-edge science, showcase emerging talent, and foster collaboration between academic and industry communities.

The Engineering Biology Innovation Network funded 15 SPARK Awards designed to tackle real-world challenges faced by UK SMEs

Biological membranes are complex, dynamic architectures that underpin a wide array of essential cellular functions. Dissecting their structural and functional roles in biochemical pathways is fundamental to advancing our understanding of cell biology.

The symposium will be held at Queens' College Cambridge on 30th March 2026. The meeting will bring together interdisciplinary approaches to create the next generation of vaccines, combining engineering biology and physical sciences.

The Astbury Conversation 2026 is where science meets innovation, bringing together those with a passion for structural and chemical biology, biophysics, and biotechnology.

Tuesday 21^st April, 09:15-15:00 we will be hosting editors from Nature Microbiology in the West Hub, JJ Thompson Avenue. The meeting will feature a presentation from Nature Microbiology on publishing, their portfolio and the editorial process, including a Q&A with the editors, followed by flas