Scaling Biological Innovation: What Can Biofoundries Do for Research and Industry?

Biofoundries are transforming the way biological systems are designed, engineered and optimised by integrating automation, high-throughput experimentation, data analytics and advanced engineering biology technologies. Through the Design-Build-Test-Learn (DBTL) cycle, biofoundries can accelerate research, improve reproducibility and support the translation of scientific discoveries into scalable industrial applications.

This seminar brings together leading biofoundries from Japan, South Korea, China and Singapore to share their capabilities, technological advancements and approaches to advancing engineering biology. Speakers will highlight how biofoundries can support academic research and industrial innovation, from strain engineering and bioprocess optimisation to the development of novel biomanufacturing solutions.

As biofoundries become an increasingly important component of the global bioeconomy, this seminar aims to foster knowledge exchange, strengthen international collaborations and explore opportunities for researchers and industry partners to leverage biofoundry infrastructure to accelerate innovation and technology translation.

Join us to discover how biofoundries can bridge the gap between research and industry and unlock new opportunities in engineering biology.