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Only 75 days remain until SynBioBeta 2025, and it’s time to start planning your experience! Explore the official event agenda packed with sessions, speakers, and cutting-edge topics such as AI + Biopharma, Biomanufacturing Scale-Up, and Food & Agriculture. Plus, learn more about our Academic Row in the conference exhibition hall.

In this week's news, we explore how genetically modified fish could eliminate mercury pollution, how AI is revolutionizing melanoma immunotherapy, and why self-healing e-skin is redefining wearable tech. Finally, check out the latest Insights article which is an in-depth look at the latest happenings within the bio-dyes industry.

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Only 75 days until SynBioBeta 2025!

Download the official event agenda now and start planning your experience. Discover the sessions, speakers, and cutting-edge topics waiting for you at the San Jose Convention Center, May 5-8, 2025. Register now and secure your conference pass at the lowest price now!

Academic Row

Discover innovative programs and research from top academic institutions in synthetic biology at Academic Row. Explore degrees and certifications and see how academia propels this transformative field. Ideal for students, professionals, and industry leaders, it's your gateway to education and collaboration. Our digital poster session offers a platform to showcase your work. Interested in getting involved on our show floor? Click here to learn more. Want to participate in our poster session? Click here to join us.

Check Out Our Latest Sponsors and Exhibitors for SynBioBeta 2025!

Latest Industry Registrations

Bayer, Lululemon, Kirin Holdings Company, Limited, Ginkgo Bioworks, X, The Moonshot Company, Shimadzu Scientific Instruments, Codexis, Balchem Corporation, Takasago International Corporation, Deciem, Invaio Sciences, Robigo, Planet Innovation, Stepan Company, CFD Research Corporation, Boston Bioprocess, Forge Genetic, SilicoLife, Upstart Science, and Arzeda.

Coloring Outside the Lines: Microbes Meet Modern Fashion

Merging art, biology, and engineering, new bio-based dyes promise to replace toxic chemicals with vivid, responsibly produced colors in today’s fast-paced fashion industry.