Seminar: Lingchong You
Today, Lingchong You from Duke University presented Programming bacteria in time and space. His group uses synthetic gene pathways to control bacterial multi-cellular patterns and cell behaviors. One of his projects […]
Seminar: Karmella Haynes
Today, Karmella Haynes from Arizona State University presented Synthetic chromatin in human cells. She is a returning to CSHL Synthetic Biology as a previous instructor and as one of the founders […]
Seminar: Doug Densmore
Today, Doug Densmore from Boston University presented Bio-Design Automation in Synthetic Biology. Doug was spotted in the computer lab working with Mary Dunlop’s students to test-drive an application that Doug’s […]
Seminar: Matt DeLisa
Today, Matthew DeLisa from Cornell University presented “Bacterial glycoengineering: from designer enzymes and pathways to next-generation therapeutics and vaccines.” His research group aims to engineer the protein machinery of bacteria to […]
2016 Week One: Lab Modules
The 2016 course is off to a great start! During week one, our students are learning some key essentials of synthetic biology through four themes that align with each instructor’s […]
Course alum writes for PLoS Syn Bio Blog
CSHL Synthetic Biology course alum Orlando DeLange (c/o 2015) published a blog post for PLoS entitled “Why Plants? Part III – Rise of The Plant Machines.” Orlando discusses how synthetic biology approaches […]
SynBioBeta London 2016
SynBioBeta London 2016 provides attendees the chance to connect with the global synthetic biology community on April 6th-8th at Imperial College London. Featuring a program full of talks from over […]
