Enrique Asin-Garcia

Two 2-year postdoc positions available at
@unigroningen.bsky.social with @incarnatolab.bsky.social

Apply here:
rug.nl/about-ug/wor...

Info on the group:
incarnatolab.com

SynBioNL 2025 - “Out of the Ordinary: Thinking outside the SynBio Toolbox” On the 2nd of May 2025, the next SynBioNL event will take place at Utrecht University. In this year's event has the theme “Out of the Ordinary: Thinking outside the SynBio Toolbox” and will focus on n...

📣Call for flashtalks!

We are organizing our annual event
🧬 Out of the Ordinary – Thinking Outside the Toolbox🧬

Would you like to present your work and connect? Do you think that your topic fits the theme of our event? Register now here!

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SynBioNL 2025 - “Out of the Ordinary: Thinking outside the SynBio Toolbox” On the 2nd of May 2025, the next SynBioNL event will take place at Utrecht University. In this year's event has the theme “Out of the Ordinary: Thinking outside the SynBio Toolbox” and will focus on n...

🧬 SynBioNL Event 2025 🌷
Out of the Ordinary – Thinking Outside the SynBio Toolbox

It’s time! 🚀 This year, push the boundaries of synbio and explore the unconventional. 🤖🪐🦄

📍 Utrecht | Marinus Ruppertgebouw
📆 May 2, 2025
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More details will follow!

Meta-workflows based on interoperability, harmonisation, democratisation, and sustainability, and that are attentive to the larger bioeconomic context, would expedite the translation of technologies as the core framework of biomanufacturing RIs.
@w-u-r.bsky.social

Integrating resources and expertise from both public and private research entities into focused RIs is crucial for the successful translation of ideas into biomanufacturing processes and products.

Biomanufacturing research infrastructures (RIs) manage, consolidate, and distribute facilities, resources, and data among network members and collaborators, thus facilitating the upscaling of research and innovation.

Biomanufacturing faces significant barriers in terms of viability, commercialisation, and acceptance, primarily related to economies of scale and hyped expectations.

New publication in Trends in Biotechnology "A snapshot of #biomanufacturing and the need for enabling research infrastructure", a must read for those interested in the transition from biotech innovation to industrial application. doi.org/10.1016/j.ti...