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The meeting will focus on polymer building blocks from renewable resources,
the discovery of enzymes and microbes for polymer synthesis and degradation, glycopolymers and their applications, biocatalysis and computational understanding of polymer-enzyme interactions.

Registration and abstract submission are open.

For more information visit: www.efbiotechnology.org/polymerscience

G4G brings together experts from fields of plant biotechnology, energy capture and storage, bioeconomy and circular economy who will share their newest scientific results and discuss possible solutions to global challenges lying ahead of our society in order to achieve more sustainable future.

ASBEVI will explore the wealth of applied synthetic biology research and how it is contributing to progress in achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

Streamlined life cycle assessment of single use technologies in biopharmaceutical manufacture

by Kristi Budzinski, David Constable, Daniel D’ Aquila, Phillip Smith, Sri R. Madabhushi, Andy Whiting, Tom Costelloe, Michael Collins

Streamlined cradle-to-gate life cycle assessment on a biological bulk drug substance (BDS) manufacturing process utilizing SUT at the 2000 L scale by a segment of American Chemical Society Green Chemistry Institute Pharmaceutical Roundtable member companies.

The goal of this study was to highlight where pharmaceutical companies, and biologics producers in particular, can reduce the environmental impact of their drug substance manufacturing.

Statistical mixture designs for media development with agro-industrial residues – Supporting the circular bioeconomy

We invite you to read EFB Bioeconomy Journal’s most recently published article
(open access), by Nicolas Maguire, Tim Kuhmann, Doreen Gerlach, Rong Fan and Peter Czermak.

Nutrient-rich side streams can be used in fermentation media to produce biomaterials, biofuels and other high-value products, contributing to the circular bioeconomy.

However, the efficient valorization of side streams requires media optimized for the fermentation organism and the desired product. In an exemplary process, the authors investigated statistical mixture designs for the development of a medium containing food-grade agro-industrial residues.

ACTIP 2022: New Branding, Website and LinkedIn

Over the past months we have been through a rebranding process in which we set out to improve the look and feel of Animal Cell Technology Industrial Platform (ACTIP) to be more in line with our present day activities.

As we bring animal cell technology experts from all over Europe together to share knowledge and network, our visual aesthetic now represents that ideal.

Please visit our new website and find out for yourself!

The 18th edition of ISBP is scheduled for September 13 to 16.

Registration and Abstract Submission Open.

Call for Expressions of Interest: JMM Deputy Editor-in-Chief

The Microbiology Society are currently looking to appoint a Deputy Editor-in-Chief for Journal of Medical Microbiology. The successful post holder will help develop the editorial strategy of the journal, and will work with the Society and our colleagues at the Federation of Infection Societies to develop new content for the journal and our meetings. Full details are available online and applications close on 14 March 2022.

38th SCI Process Development Symposium
30 - 31 March
Online

The area of Process Development continues to be a challenging and important area for the research into and application of modern synthetic organic chemistry, as well as enabling technologies.

The symposium aims to bring together a wide range of speakers from across the Pharmaceutical, Agrochemical and Fine Chemical industries, as well as from an academic background.

The Royal Society of Biology is delighted to invite you to the first event in a new series of Plant Health workshops.

This event will focus on the new GB Plant Biosecurity Strategy with a keynote from Professor Nicola Spence CBE FRSB, UK chief plant health officer.

The event will take place over Zoom on Wednesday 16th March from
13:00-14:00 GMT.

Professor Spence will discuss key points related to the new strategy, which outlines the approach to ensuring the biosecurity of plants and plant products in Great Britain over the next five years.

The keynote will be followed by an interactive Q&A and audience discussion.