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Thanksgiving is over, so our devs @Molecule_dao @bioprotocol flew to Cambridge Uni this weekend for @BioHackathonXYZ
Onboarding PhD scientists who have never heard of crypto or DeSci - there's a $1k bounty 🧑🔬
What should they hack? Comment
100 reshares I'll make it $100k
On 7th March 6pm, we are hosting a talk by Dr Lorenzo Di Michele at Biffen Lecture Theatre, Department of Genetics. After the talk, there is a chance to have dinner with the speaker, sign up link in bio. We are looking forward to seeing you!
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Had such an amazing time with @EngBioIRC getting immersed in the Cambridge #synbio community and sharing our work. Hoping new connections to @NUSynBio emerge from the day. Also great fun to share the stage with Martin!
Happening now! Fascinating talks at @EngBioIRC forum “engineering living systems for human health and well-being” with Martin Fussenegger @ETH_en and Julius Lucks @LucksLab
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Thank you @RNAssist for sponsoring Cambridge iGEM 2023. RNAssist creates next generation fixatives, stabilisers and microbicide that are compatible with all biological samples. For more information of RNAssist's achievements, visit rnassist.com
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Thank you Candesic for sponsoring Cambridge iGEM 2023. Candesic is a leading strategy consultancy, specialising in healthcare, pharma, life sciences and medtech. For more details on Candesic's work, visit candesic.com/
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Thank you @colorifix for once again sponsoring Cambridge iGEM! Colorifix is a spinout of Cambridge iGEM 2009, developing a revolutionary dyeing process to help the textile industry dramatically reduce its environmental impact. To read more: colorifix.com/
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Thank you @evonetix for once again sponsoring the Cambridge iGEM Team this year! Evonetix is a Cambridge-based company that spearheads a radical new approach to gene synthesis. To read more about their achievements, visit evonetix.com
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Exciting news! The iGEM distribution kit has arrived for our Cambridge team! We can't wait to get started on our project and make the most of the resources. Let's dive into this exciting endeavor together! 💡#iGEM #CambridgeTeam #SyntheticBiology
@iGEMCommunity @iGEM
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Shake up the biotech industry with Nucleate Catalyse 2023! Apply now to learn from top entrepreneurs, form a team, & pitch for a cash prize. Free for all academic levels. Apply by Jan 27th at nucleate.typeform.com/cataly… #NucleateCatalyse2023 #Bioentrepreneurship #Innovation
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2 weeks ago we went to @CambConsultants to present our work with the Computational Biology Special Interest Group. We had a great time interacting with people @CambConsultants! Thank you Cambridge Consultants for hosting us!
Next Tuesday (29th Nov) is our 2022 Michaelmas Keynote, delivered online by #synbio pioneer @jaykeasling at 17:00 (GMT) for viewing at @slcuplants. Drinks & nibbles will be provided afterwards. There will also be the option to join over Zoom. Sign up now: bit.ly/cusynbiosoc_m22key
Yesterday we held the Cambridge iGEM info session @slcuplants to get people interested in synthetic biology and @iGEM together. Members of @igemcam shared their experience & presented their project to society members. It was great to see so much excitement for iGEM @Cambridge_Uni
Excited to share our 2022 Michaelmas Term Card!
Featuring our Welcome Event at @slcuplants, regular #computational & #biological (including @iGEM) workshops, and culminating in our Michaelmas Keynote delivered by @jaykeasling!
Connect for latest updates: linktr.ee/cusynbiosoc
Congratulations to Emmanuelle Charpentier and Jennifer Doudna for winning the Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2020 "for the development of a method for genome editing", #CRISPRCas9! #NobelPrize





























