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Invitation to attend the open meeting of the Synthetic Biology Leadership Council, 24 November, London
The Synthetic Biology Leadership Council (SBLC) is committed to holding one open meeting per year, at which anyone can register to attend and participate.
The meeting provides you with an...
UK Strategic Plan for Synthetic Biology 2016 released
Minister for Life Sciences George Freeman MP will today (24th February 2016) visit SynbiCITE at Imperial College London, the UK innovation and knowledge centre for synthetic biology, to announce...
Invitation to Consultation Workshop: Refreshing the UK Roadmap for Synthetic Biology
Consultation Workshop to Refresh the UK Roadmap for Synthetic Biology
Tuesday 16th June 2015
Macdonald Burlington Hotel, Birmingham
Three years after the publication of...
Save the Date! Consultation to refresh the UK roadmap for synthetic biology - 16 June 2015
The UK roadmap for synthetic biology is nearly three years old and together we’ve made headway against many of the short and medium-term recommendations. However, it’s time to reflect on our...
Interview with Dr Lionel Clarke, Co-Chair of Synthetic Biology Leadership Council
A recent edition of the NNFCC newsletter features an interview with Dr Lionel Clarke, Co-Chair of Synthetic Biology Leadership Council (SBLC).
In the wide ranging interview, Dr Clarke...
Creating an Environment to Support Investment and Innovation in Synthetic Biology
The UK and US are each leaders in enabling and realising the potential economic benefits of synthetic biology. In October 2014, the UK Synthetic Biology Leadership Council (SBLC) and the...
Summary report of joint UK-US meeting
Prof Lionel Clarke (co-chair, SBLC) and Prof Richard Murray (co-chair, NAS Forum on Synthetic Biology) have produced a summary of a Joint Meeting organised by the UK Synthetic Biology Leadership Council and US National Academies' Forum on Synthetic Biology in October 2014.