2018 Synthetic Biology: Engineering, Evolution & Design (SEED) June 3-7, 2018JW Marriott Scottsdale Camelback Inn Resort & Spa, Scottsdale, AZSEED 2018 will focus on advances in science, technology, applications, and related investments in the field of synthetic biology. This year's theme will be "synthetic biology at the leading edge of massive DNA synthesis, editing, and decoding.” Here, synthetic biology will be broadly defined as...
Metabolic Engineering 12 June 24-28, 2018The Westin Grand Munich, Munich, GermanyThe Metabolic Engineering Conference is the world-leading conference to share premium developments and achievements in the field. The theme of this year's conference is systems metabolic engineering for superior bio-production. The conference is chaired by Christoph Wittmann and Oskar Zelder.
Conference on Cell Therapies and Bioengineering September 20-22, 2018Mission Bay Conference Center at UCSF, San Francisco, CAWe are excited to present the first conference on Cell Therapies and Bioengineering. This conference will highlight new and upcoming research in this field such as CAR T cell therapies, TCR T cells, Immune cells other than conventional T cells, challenges and opportunities for cell therapies for...
Engineering the Precise Translation of Novel Medicines May2018SBE Special SectionThe field of bioengineering has placed engineers at the frontier of human health. In fact, medical schools at Univ. of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, Texas A&M, and other universities are developing programs with an “engineering-centric medicine” approach.
From Data to Diagnosis: The Search for Biochemical Markers of Autism Spectrum Disorder May2018SBE Special SectionTroy Vargason, Daniel P. Howsmon, Juergen HahnCurrent methods to diagnose autism spectrum disorder rely on observing the behavior of the patient. Now, researchers are investigating metabolic pathways that may hold the clues to more definitive diagnosis.
Going Small Is Big: Creating Organoids for Regenerative Medicine May2018SBE Special SectionOgechi Ogoke, Mitchell H. Maloy, Saber Meamardoost, Natesh ParashuramaOrganoids are a promising tool to replicate key structural and functional features of human organs. Recent developments in organoids to model the liver, biliary tract, and pancreas have the potential to advance regenerative medicine.