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Revision as of 08:33, 1 April 2011
We give a variety of talks, lectures and presentations about our research, what synthetic biology is and where it is going, as well as details and descriptions of some of the best research in this field done by colleagues around the world.
| Topic | Date | Event | Screenshot | ||
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| What Is Synthetic Biology? | A ten slide introduction to synthetic biology | May 2010 | Nature Live! at the Natural History Museum, London |  | |
| Teaching Lectures | Metabolic engineering with synthetic biology | March 2010 | Undergraduate synthetic biology course, Imperial College London |  | |
| Genomic engineering and the synthetic cell | March 2011 | Undergraduate synthetic biology course, Imperial College London |  | ||
| Research Presentations | Engineering synthetic gene networks the IKEA way | Sept 2009 | Interview at Imperial College, London |  | |
| Exploiting diversity in synthesis to fast-track synthetic biology | April 2009 | Advances in Synthetic Biology Conference, London 2009 |  | ||
| Research Futures | Developing chassis fit for purpose | March 2010 | Grand Challenges workshop at Imperial College London |  |
