Julius Fredens is one of the newest members of Singapore’s synbio community. After obtaining his PhD from University of Southern Denmark, he moved to the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology in Cambridge to work with Professor Jason Chin on genetic code compression.
To encourage reuse and reproducibility in the synthetic biology community, the National University of Singapore (NUS) Synthetic Biology for Clinical and Technological Innovation (SynCTI) has established SynbioResources, a digital collection of databases and tools related to synthetic biology.
The School of Chemical and Life Sciences (CLS) offers a wide range of courses to train technologists for the following key industries: food, chemicals, biopharmaceuticals and healthcare.
One of the most unexpected food for microbes is carbon-rich gas. LanzaTech, a company founded in New Zealand and based in Illinois, USA, decided to challenge this conventional wisdom. By recycling carbon from...
NUS SynCTI is looking for an IT-Full Stack Developer and 5 Research Fellows in Synthetic Biology.
CNRS@CREATE and NTU are looking for a Research Fellow and Research Assistant in Synthetic Biology.
A*STAR has established a new research institute to support Singapore’s sustainability goals. Known as the Institute of Sustainability for Chemicals, Energy and Environment (ISCE2, pronounced “I-S-C-E-squared”), the institute...
