Cafe Synthetique

Café Synthetique is the monthly meetup for the Cambridge synthetic and engineering biology community with informal talks, discussion and pub snacks. Speakers range from students and group leaders to industry professionals and entrepreneurs. On Monday 2 June, 6pm we have a talks from Wes Robertson, MRC LMB and Sonja Blasche...

Café Synthetique is the monthly meetup for the Cambridge synthetic and engineering biology community with informal talks, discussion and pub snacks. Speakers range from students and group leaders to industry professionals and entrepreneurs. On Monday 13 January we have Professor Adrian Liston, Dept. Pathology 'Gene...

Monthly meetup for the Cambridge synthetic and engineering biology community with informal talks, discussion and pub snacks. This month's talks from Dr Jenia Binenbaum (Dept. Plant Sciences) and John Gray (SPT LabTech).

Join us at Cafe Synthetique on Mon 7 October with "Microfluidic Marvels: Taking Pluripotency to the 3rd Dimension—and a Biologist to the Amazon Rainforest” with Dr Timo Kohler, Hollfelder's Lab, Dept. Biochemistry and “New approaches to temperature control for optimised cell growth and better experiments” Mark Davison, CEO...

Join us at the Panton Arms, Cambridge Informal talks, discussion and pub snacks. We are back on Monday 9 September, 6pm at Panton Arms featuring: Prof. Shery Huang, Dept. Engineering "Engineering Biology - An engineer's perspective" and Michael Ishida, Dept. Engineering "Soft and bioinspired robotics: using robots to study...

Café Synthetique is the monthly meetup for the Cambridge Synthetic and Engineering Biology community with informal talks, discussion and pub snacks from 6pm-8pm. Speakers range from students, group leaders, industry professionals and entrepreneurs.

Presenter: Hew Phipps, Isomerase. Title: Computationally modelling proteins for directed evolution at Isomerase - insights and applications in industry. Presenter: Irina Gostimskaya Title: Engineering a non-natural photoenzyme Sign up here on MEETUP.

Informal talks, discussion and pub snacks This month Dr Graham Chrisite (Dept. Chemical Eng. & Biotech.) will discuss how we can use synthetic biology to exploit bacterial spores as vaccines, bio-catalysts and more

with Dr Betty Chung (Dept. Pathology) & Dr Sarah Guiziou (Earlham Institute)

Cutting-Edge Cell Culture