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The Portabolomics Final Annual Review will take place on Wednesday, 09th of November 2022 in the Devonshire building at Newcastle University.
The final Portabolomics meeting follows the Synthetic Biology UK 2022 conference where our Scientists will present their work in oral and poster presentations.
Synthetic Biology UK 2022 (SBUK 2022) will be hosted in Newcastle this year! Please mark your calendar for 7th and 8th of November 2022. Host of the conference will be the Biochemical Society. Please find the program of the conference here.
This exciting research opening is looking for a Senior Computational Nanotechnologist to work as part of a highly interdisciplinary team in project EnDROIDS, our recently funded Royal Academy of Engineering ten year long quest to bridge nanotechnology and synthetic biology to achieve sophisticated in vivo information processing.
For more information,
Research Assistant / Associate in Computational DNA/RNA NanotechnologyRead more
This exciting research opening is looking for a Senior Research Associate in Synthetic Biology to work as part of a highly interdisciplinary team in project EnDROIDS, our recently funded Royal Academy of Engineering ten years long quest to bridge nanotechnology and synthetic biology to achieve sophisticated in vivo information processing.
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The Great North Museum 31st January – 23rd March 2020
https://www.ncl.ac.uk/peals/exhibitions/evolutionorrevolution/
This exhibition of artworks made by Dr Marianne Wilde was part of a strand of public engagement work, led by Dr Ken Taylor, as part of the Synthetic Portabolomics project. The pieces reflected Marianne’s engagement with synthetic biology;
Registration Deadline: 21st of July 2019
Designer Biology 2019
A joint conference organised by The European Federation of Biotechnology Polymer Biotechnology Section and the Bioengineering and Bioprocessing Section, hosted by the the Plant and Microbial Biology Group in the School of Natural and Environmental Sciences at Newcastle University 31st July – 2nd August 2019.
Artificial Life has historically been regarded by its adversaries as an academic “hobby” with little relation to real life. We feel that these days are past, as in fact, our interdisciplinary and constantly self-innovating discipline brings together a set of skills and perspectives with a unique potential to tackle some of the most pressing societal challenges of our times.
ALIFE 2019 – How Can Artificial Life Help Solve Societal Challenges?Read more
Post-doctoral position in the group of Dr. Paolo Zuliani in the Interdisciplinary Computing and Complex BioSystems (ICOS) research group at Newcastle University, UK
(https://portabolomics.ico2s.org/dr-paolo-zuliani/)
EPSRC 5-year program grant: Synthetic Portabolomics
“Leading the way at the crossroads of the Digital and the Bio-Economies”
Research Assistant/Associate – Formal Verification of Synthetic Biology ModelsRead more
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The Portabolomics group together with the Interdisciplinary Computing and Complex Biosystems (ICOS) research group and the Centre for Synthetic Biology and the Bioeconomy (CSBB) is organising the AIMday AI for Biotechnology on 27th of June 2019 at Newcastle University to discuss specific industry challenges related to the development and adoption of AI technologies for enhanced decision making in Biotechnology.
