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Deadline for early bird registration: 30 April 2019
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The scope of the meeting is to discuss different applications, ranging from the engineering of organisms, proteins, and the engineering of functionalized bio-based and bio-inspired materials. While the specific aspects and scientific questions in these fields are different, the larger umbrella of methods used in these fields is similar.
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SCIENTIFIC SESSIONS
Biomaterials
Functional and tuneable materials |
Combatting infections
Novel drugs and delivery systems |
Control of biological and biochemical processes
Fundamental information processing |
Tools and approaches for molecular engineering
Molecular tool development |
Secure and sustainable
bio-production
Redesign and production of macromolecules in cell factories |
Engineered biological devices for medical applications
Sense, respond, and biohybrid
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VENUE AND REGISTRATION
The meeting will be held in the Green Flag accredited Newcastle University Campus in the heart of Newcastle upon Tyne.
Registration includes the 2.5 days of the conference, with materials, refreshments, lunches, welcome reception and conference dinner at BALTIC on Thursday 1st August. An optional tour of the Wylam Brewery is also available for Wednesday 31st July.
Onsite childcare will be available for dependent children of attendees between 0 - 12 years of age.
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MEET OUR CONFIRMED SPEAKERS
Kate Adamala
Univ. of Minnesota, USA |
Johan Elbaz
Tel Aviv University, Israel |
Jan Johansson
Karolinska Institute, Sweden |
Geertje Van Keulen
Swansea University, UK |
Mustafa Khammash
ETH Zurich, Switzerland |
Diethard Mattanovich
BOKU Vienna, Austria |
Naomi Nakayama
Edinburgh University, UK |
Akira Onoda
Osaka University, Japan |
Nicola Patron
The Earlham Institute, UK |
Anna Rising
Karolinska Institute, Sweden |
Luis Serrano
CRG Barcelona, Spain |
Eriko Takano
University of Manchester, UK |
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