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Facilities for bridging the gap between academia and industry to accelerate the commercialisation of synthetic biology research and technology.

London, United Kingdom
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@rikitney
Richard Kitney
5 years
We have an excellent programme for SynbiTECH2020 https://t.co/8tTnxQusTE The opening Keynote is by Sir David King, former Chief Scientist to the UK Government, on Climate Change and Sustainability https://t.co/1MXh4EEr7p
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synbitech.com
IET London: Savoy Place London | 1st-2nd Dec 2026 | Building a multibillion-dollar synthetic biology industry with positive impact.
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@SynbiCITE
SynbiCITE
5 years
A few of our programme highlights for #SynbiTECH2020 include @Sir_David_King on #ClimateChange, @MaryEMaxon on the #bioeconomy, @uksciencechief on the #science underpinning #PublicHealth and Christina Smolke on Fermenting #Medicines. Full programme here:
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@DNAFoundry
London Biofoundry
6 years
The paper on our most recent work is finally here: “A new role for Biofoundries in rapid prototyping, development, and validation of automated clinical diagnostic tests for SARS-CoV-2.” #COVID19 #Automation #biofoundry
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medrxiv.org
The SARS-CoV-2 pandemic has shown how the rapid rise in demand for patient and community sample testing, required for tracing and containing a highly infectious disease, has quickly overwhelmed...
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@PaulFreemont
Paul Freemont
6 years
Our recent work on repurposing our biofoundry for Sars-Cov-2 testing. A new role for Biofoundries in rapid prototyping, development, and validation of automated clinical diagnostic tests for SARS-CoV-2
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medrxiv.org
The SARS-CoV-2 pandemic has shown how the rapid rise in demand for patient and community sample testing, required for tracing and containing a highly infectious disease, has quickly overwhelmed...
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@SynbiCITE
SynbiCITE
6 years
SynbiCITE’s @DNAFoundry has engineered a solution to high throughput #COVID19 #antigentesting in just 9 days. Applying a #SynBio approach to engineer synthetic virus-like particles to use in diagnostic workflow development and validation. https://t.co/V1WNoopBQW @paulfreemont
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@UKDRI
UK Dementia Research Institute
6 years
“I am fortunate to be surrounded by an amazing team & it’s astonishing what they have been able to achieve in less than 2 weeks" 🙌 🗣️@PaulFreemont, UK DRI CR&T, on new robotic platform developed to boost #coronavirus testing ➡️ https://t.co/1GgsTtoRjR
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@SynbiCITE
SynbiCITE
6 years
Unfortunately, given current circumstances we have had to make the decision to postpone #SynbiTECH2020 but we are pleased to announce the NEW DATES of 26-27th October 2020! Please visit our website for more info or to book your tickets. https://t.co/LMEtVL4bfz #synbio
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synbitech.com
IET London: Savoy Place London | 1st-2nd Dec 2026 | Building a multibillion-dollar synthetic biology industry with positive impact.
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@glen_gowers
Glen Gowers
6 years
Brilliant to see the @DNAFoundry @SynbiCITE team making amazing progress in the Covid-19 testing effort 👊
@PaulFreemont
Paul Freemont
6 years
Day 11 Andrew and Marko installed the 2nd platform at Charring Cross Hospital - first 96- validation run done yesterday - the platform at St Marys will be testing untested patient samples on Monday - amazing progress amazing team
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@PaulFreemont
Paul Freemont
6 years
Update on our validation - relocated to St Marys MD lab Monday carried out blind tests on 36 patients samples using our RNA extraction qPCR 1000-sample workflow yesterday - passed with flying colours - amazing team Marko, Michael, Marta and Miles @DNAFoundry @ImperialMed
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@UKDRI
UK Dementia Research Institute
6 years
A robotic testing platform developed in just 9 days by Prof Paul Freemont & colleagues, UK DRI Care Research & Tech, will increase UK’s capacity to test for #coronavirus Exceptional team involved have been working round the clock to accomplish this 🙌 ➡️ https://t.co/nRms4KrYS8
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@PaulFreemont
Paul Freemont
6 years
Two weeks after we installed our first covid-19 testing platform at St Marys, the first untested patient samples were run today and are now in the NHS patient notes.. absolutely amazing progress by the team @DNAFoundry @UKDRI @imperialcollege - still lots to do
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@sm_chee
Soo Mei Chee
6 years
Day 1 of #python learning on @DataCamp. We may be feeling fine on some days and a bit blah on other days in time like this. But I am positive that we can get through this together. #BlahisthenewBlack #staystrong #COVID_19uk
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@PaulFreemont
Paul Freemont
6 years
Driving over our RNA extraction platform to St Mary’s hospital diagnostics lab as part of a HT end to end workflow for covid19 that we are validating ... platform 1 allows 2K test per say .. we have 3 other platforms in the wings ..Michael Crone and Marko Storch @imperialcollege
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@AnalytikJenaUK
Analytik Jena UK
6 years
Just installed on one of @SynbiCITE's automated platforms - a qTower Auto to support their work on Coronavirus. Along with the FeliX and Nucleic Acid purification kits the qTower is another Analytik Jena solution for the Coronavirus workflow
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@SynbiCITE
SynbiCITE
6 years
Spider silk, synthetic milk, flavours, fragrances, plastics, novel therapeutics, drought tolerant crops. Just a few ways #Synbio can change the world on The Bottom Line: https://t.co/E7vUahEWM9 For more join us at #SynbiTECH2020 https://t.co/ev6ir3M5us
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@SynbiCITE
SynbiCITE
6 years
Fostering a Synthetic Biology standards agenda through the Centre for Engineering Biology, Metrology and Standards https://t.co/VVlzdGyIBz via @SynbiCITE
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@SynbiCITE
SynbiCITE
6 years
You can still save £150 with our EARLY BIRD OFFER for #SynbiTECH2020 until 31st March! Join us for Europe's leading international #syntheticbiology conference and help us build a #sustainable future using #Synbio https://t.co/8T7aTWcsYm
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@MIT
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
6 years
A deep-learning model identifies a powerful new drug that can kill many species of antibiotic-resistant bacteria. https://t.co/e8YXkKqikw
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