Synthetic Biology in the Open, Dual Action CAR T for Brain Cancer + Learn How to Host Your Webinar with SynBioBeta

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Synthetic Biology in the Open

Researchers are sharing open source equipment designs, protocols, and code, but what is the synthetic biology community building with them?

Innovative Brain Cancer Therapy is a Two-in-One CAR T Approach

This promising new treatment not only kills brain cancer cells but also trains the immune system for lasting defense.

Driving AI and SynBio Breakthroughs, NSF Funds $15M iBioFoundry

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign is set to launch an NSF-funded iBioFoundry that will integrate AI, robotics, and synthetic biology to drive innovation in biomanufacturing.

Tandem Repeat Secures $1.5M DoD Grant to Scale Protein-Based Fibers

With this new funding, Tandem Repeat is set to revolutionize textiles by expanding the production of eco-friendly, high-performance fibers.

Bioengineers Create Bacteria-Yeast Hybrids for Energy And Pharma Advances

Study showcases how engineered cyanobacteria-yeast hybrids could pave the way for non-petroleum-based energy and synthetic biology breakthroughs.

RTX BBN Technologies and Aclid invite you to a deep dive into the U.S. government’s “Framework for Nucleic Acid Synthesis Screening.” Discover its impact on biosecurity screening standards and the steps required to achieve compliance before the October 2024 deadline.

Hear from thought leaders from Battelle, the International Biosecurity and Biosafety Initiative for Science (IBBIS), the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), the US Department of Health and Human Services, and Twist Bioscience!

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