Today we’re showing our support for World Sustainable Transport Day. We asked our students how they prefer to travel around Bristol and Oxford; 25% prefer bicycle or train, 31% prefer walking! We’re proud to live in cities that promote safer, greener travel 🚶#TransportDay

Thank you to Tim Young, Victoria O'Brien and Helmut Hauser (@MorphComp) for hosting us.

They gained fantastic insights into various aspects along the innovation pathway: from academic research into soft robotics, early-stage startups developing everything from electric aircraft ‘buses’ to live biotherapeutic products, to composites research and development at scale.

As part of their Innovation Training, our students visited the @NCCUKinfo , @Future_Space_ and the @BristolRobotLab this week.

The deadline for Oxford is midday (12pm UK time) on 8th January 2025; for Bristol, it's 13th January 2025. Need help with applying? Don't forget to read through our handy application guides: Oxford: https://t.co/mE2m26oBES Bristol:

The snow travelled all the way to Oxford this week, giving us a light dusting ❄️ It didn't last too long but the cold weather certainly has🥶 Remember: the Engineering Biology CDT application windows won't last too long either!

Are you interested in becoming an Engineering Biology hero? Remember to apply by 8th Jan (Oxford) https://t.co/DEPpLzunls or 13th Jan (Bristol) https://t.co/7S36UDb84W

Today we are celebrating National #Engineering Day and heroes in Engineering! There is so much work taking place at both Bristol and Oxford universities. Check out our latest news here: https://t.co/UJYgqit6ov & here:

Great to see continued investment into #EngBio. Our CYBER Mission Award will be putting some of this money to good use, supporting new links with industry through placements and PoC projects. The next few years are going to be wild in this space🦁#synbio

At the weekend, our students had a lot of fun participating in the European SynBio Hackathon. By combining expertise, creativity, and mentorship, participants worked together to create solutions that address global challenges across health, sustainability, agrifood, and beyond.

Introducing our first cohort of EngBio CDT students! Everyone is currently studying in Bristol looking into Biomolecular Design and Construction, Biological Circuit Design, and Cell and Multicellular Design 🧬

Apply to Bristol here: https://t.co/7S36UDb84W Apply to Oxford here:

⏰ Apply by 8th Jan 2025 (Oxford) and 13th Jan 2025 (Bristol) via the university websites, or email engbiocdt-admin@bristol.ac.uk for more info.

Applications are invited from students with a background in engineering, biology, biochemistry, chemistry, mathematics, computer science, or related disciplines.

📢 Applications are now open for PhD places on our Engineering Biology CDT programme beginning September 2025. The programme is run jointly between Universities of Bristol and Oxford.

It's been a busy few weeks for our new students: Attended welcome weeks at Bristol & Oxford ✅ Started Foundation courses in Oxford in Biology or Maths ✅ Learnt new skills with 3D printing ✅ Next week, they're off to Bristol to continue their training

@EngBio_CDT seeks collaborators📢 There are opportunities to contribute to the run of the centre as lecturers or supervisors. If you are interested in knowing more about the programme, please email: ✉️engbiocdt-admin@bristol.ac.uk

Read our new report, informed by roundtable discussions at the recent British-Swiss Summit (with @BIA_UK, @SwissEmbassyUK & Lucideon) 'Synthetic & Engineering Biology: A joint opportunity for the UK and Switzerland' https://t.co/IXsAP41dLs

The deadline for applications for our ✨ EngBio CDT Research Administrator ✨ role is tomorrow! (3rd Sept) Further information about the role and how to apply can be found here:

Our lab is hiring! We seek two PDRAs to work on synthetic biology and cultivated meat!! These positions will be part of exciting research starting within the Bezos Centre for Sustainable Proteins and the National Alternative Protein Innovation Centre (NAPIC), adverts will follow!