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An on-line event organised by the EFB Biocatalysis Division covering the following topics:
Directed evolution methods
Enzyme discovery and production
Computational and structural biology
Protein engineering for circular bioeconomy
Protein engineering: case studies from industry
Protein engineering and catalysis from academia
Protein engineering for biological transformation of industry
Protein engineering across continents: case studies from intercontinental collaborations
Submit an abstract for a short invited talk or flash poster presentation:
registration is now open
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The EFB would like to thank all Speakers, Poster Presenters and Participants for attending the conference.
We were glad to welcome 430 participants from 46 countries.
We would also like to thank Sponsors for supporting science and for making this event possible. |
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Recently accepted paper for the EFB Journal, New Biotechnology
Many commonly used bacterial promoters employed for recombinant protein production (RPP) in Escherichia coli are capable of high-level protein expression. However, such promoter systems are often too strong, being ill suited for expressing proteins that are difficult to fold, targeted to the membrane or secreted out of the cytoplasm.
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Congratulations to colleagues in the Asian Federation of Biotechnology!
Lee Sang-yup, a special professor at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), and Kim Bit-naeri, a chair professor at Seoul National University, were selected as foreign members of the Royal Society for the first time in Korea. The Royal Society is the world's most prestigious academic organization founded in 1660 in London, England. Famous scientists who have changed world history, including Isaac Newton, Charles Darwin, and Albert Einstein, have been members, and have produced more than 280 Nobel Prize winners so far.
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Join microbiologists from around the world at the all-new World Microbe Forum, taking place online 20-24 June 2021. This ground-breaking, global, online meeting will bring together researchers, industry professionals, students, educators, and leaders in the microbial sciences from around the world all in one place.
World Microbe Forum offers an online platform where you can join a scientific program with no borders, easily and effectively share your science, get matched and connect with peers you rarely have access to! Have a look at the different topics and tracks WMF offers and register today!
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Annual Conference Online 2021 – A view from Twitter
On 26-30 April 2021, the Microbiology Society hosted our flagship event, Annual Conference, online for the first time.
We were delighted to welcome you all and see you engage in all our activities throughout the conference. In addition to the scientific programme, socials and online networking opportunities, photos of delegates' pets continued to raise our spirits on twitter.
We are also pleased to share that over 600 abstracts were submitted and will be published in Access Microbiology in July 2021.
On behalf of everyone at the Microbiology Society, thank you to all who attended across the world, we hope that you enjoyed the event as much as we did and look forward to welcoming you to Annual Conference 2022 in Belfast!
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SCI EventWhat's new in immunotherapies 2021
Immunotherapy is a hot-topic field of research that has generated significant scientific interest and fuelled industrial innovation. Small, drug-like molecules are ideal for use in the treatment of chronic conditions such as autoimmune and inflammation-related diseases. Excitingly, this approach also offers the possibility to treat cancer by harnessing the body’s own immune system to fight tumours.
This meeting will offer a broad introduction to those new to the topic and showcase recent innovations in this exciting and rapidly expanding field.
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EFB Events
AcES 2021
organised by EFB Biocatalysis Division
1 - 3 September 2021
Online
Designer Biology 2021
co-organised by the Bioengineering & Bioprocessing Division and the Biobased Materials Division
8 - 10 September 2021
Online
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EFB Member Events
BioTech 2020
organised by University of Chemistry and Technology
16 - 19 June 2021
Online
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European Federation of Biotechnology
Gran Vía Carlos III, 98
Torre Norte, Planta 10
08028 Barcelona, Spain
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