As we head into 2026 we wanted to take a look back and celebrate the fantastic year that was 2025! Take a look below at our highlights of 2025 – as we look forward to 2026 https://t.co/tYgA0Bl2fv

📣 Our most recent newsletter is out now! Featuring reflections from conference, exciting new research papers, a fantastic PhD opportunity and much more. Read the newsletter now: https://t.co/Fqjx3sJffb

🚀 New doctoral training programme set to tackle environmental challenges through engineering biology. Set for launch next year, this new programme will train will train 52 doctoral candidates to make a real-world impact! 🔗 https://t.co/wBLRKMGjc2

We have an exciting PhD project opportunity on “Use of microbes in the bioremediation of environments contaminated with plastics, petrochemicals or PFAS” at Heriot-Watt University! 📆 Apply by: 30th Dec. 2025 🔗 https://t.co/ixoHj0DsYt

We had a fantastic first episode in our Engineering Biology in Action webinar series. If you missed it, you can watch the recording now! Our experts discuss Microbial Engineering: Tools & Genetic Modification Techniques, plus a Q&A session. Watch here:

✨ Today's the day! ✨ We look forward to seeing you for our webinar today at 13:30 GMT! Don't miss out, register here: https://t.co/6QasLQvzxS

📣 New paper alert! An in-depth overview of how #PFAS persists in the environment and the emerging methods to eliminate them. 🔗 https://t.co/hxlv36dQBr

Join our upcoming webinar, Microbial Engineering: Tools & Genetic Modification Techniques Register to join us on November 14, 2025, from 13:30 to 14:30 (GMT) and explore the latest innovations in engineering biology! https://t.co/6QasLQvzxS

📢 One week to go! Don't miss our webinar on Microbial Engineering: Tools & Genetic Modification Techniques. Explore cutting-edge tools, practical insights, and real-world examples, plus an interactive Q&A session with our experts. Register now:🔗 https://t.co/6QasLQvzxS

Have questions about microbial or genetic engineering? 🔬 Ask the experts! Join our EBIC webinar, on Nov 14 (13:30–14:30 GMT) with David Lea-Smith & Kawinharsun Dhodduraj. Submit your questions below and register here: https://t.co/6QasLQvzxS

Engineering Biology in Action begins! Join the launch of the EBIC webinar series, where top researchers explore the topic of - Microbial Engineering: Tools & Genetic Modification Techniques. 📅 November 14, 2025 🕐 13:30–14:30 GMT 🔗 Reserve your place: https://t.co/6QasLQvzxS

We are thrilled to announce the launch of our new webinar series, Engineering Biology in Action! Webinar 1 - Microbial Engineering: Tools & Genetic Modification Techniques - features our experts Dr. David Lea-Smith, & Kawinharsun Dhodduraj Register here: https://t.co/XJT6o1zXog

Day 2 at New Scientist Live was incredible! Engaging with so many about engineering bio & the role of microorganisms in our work was fantastic. A big shoutout to our team for their efforts. Excited for the schools day tomorrow! 👏

Wow! The first day at New Scientist Live was fantastic! Our games and activities were a hit, and engaging with visitors was incredibly positive and enthusiastic. Excited for what day 2 will bring tomorrow 🚀

We're all set up & so excited for New Scientist Live this weekend! Come and see us at stand N27 for all things engineering biology 🦠💧🔬

Hub manager Kristell & Comms Officer Nicola have been checking out the studio here at Cranfield in prep for the launch of our new webinar series - Engineering Biology in Action! Click the link to be the first to hear when registration goes live! 🔗 https://t.co/MvHznfK7CG

🎙️New Podcast Episode Out Now! Join Professor @NKrasnogor and Yasir Akbar (both @UniofNewcastle ) to explore how computational tools are revolutionising biological engineering. Listen on your favourite podcast service or the link below: 🔗 https://t.co/YviXyI611m

We’re excited to share the latest edition of EBIC’s newsletter, full of insights & breakthroughs in environmental biotechnology. Discover our new webinar series, the 2nd episode of our podcast, recent conference highlights, funding opportunities & more. 🔗 https://t.co/TmJRjcfxb6

EBIC's Tatiana Spatola Rossi (Heriot-Watt University) recently took part in the esteemed FEMS summer school for postdocs, offering a superb platform to highlight her research and forge valuable connections in the field. Congratulations to Tatiana!

Team EBIC have had a wonderful two-days here in Manchester the Engineering Biology Mission Hubs and Mission Awards Science Showcase. Thank you again to UKRI and BBSRC! If you want to keep up with our work, then why not join our network: https://t.co/E5fS5cr9Yz