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- Physicians on Standby: The Annual Flu Season Can Be Serious
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- Molecular Motors: Think Small and yet Smaller Again…
- Liquid Biopsy: Novel Methods May Ease Cancer Detection and Therapy
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Eppendorf Symposium on Technological Innovation and Development in Synthetic Biology
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Synthetic biology has been hailed as the third biotechnology revolution and has great potential for application in multiple disciplines such as medicine, energy, materials and agriculture.In just a decade of development, China's innovative exploration of synthetic biology has continued to make progress and diversify.
To meet the wishes of synthetic biology professionals for the development of related disciplines and experience sharing, Eppendorf will cooperate with the Instrument Information Network in inviting three senior industry experts to bring you cutting-edge scientific research progress and technical application solutions in the field of synthetic biology.
Topics:Time for Symposium on Technological Innovation and Development in Synthetic Biology
:Thursday, July 28 at 2: 00 PM
Topic 1:"Synthetic pathway analysis and heterologous high-efficiency production of natural sesquiterpene plant products"
Lecturer:Professor Qiao Jianjun, Tianjin University
Topic 2:"Construction, Modification and Application of Transcription Factor-Driven Higher Alcohol Biosensing Systems"
Lecturer:Chen Zhenya, Associate Researcher, Beijing Institute of Technology
Topic 3:"A Brief Talk on Synthetic Biology: Opportunities and Challenges for Engineering"
Lecturer: Eppendorf China, Song Mingmin, Marketing Manager
Click the link to register now
Topics:Time for Symposium on Technological Innovation and Development in Synthetic Biology
:Thursday, July 28 at 2: 00 PM
Topic 1:"Synthetic pathway analysis and heterologous high-efficiency production of natural sesquiterpene plant products"
Lecturer:Professor Qiao Jianjun, Tianjin University
Topic 2:"Construction, Modification and Application of Transcription Factor-Driven Higher Alcohol Biosensing Systems"
Lecturer:Chen Zhenya, Associate Researcher, Beijing Institute of Technology
Topic 3:"A Brief Talk on Synthetic Biology: Opportunities and Challenges for Engineering"
Lecturer: Eppendorf China, Song Mingmin, Marketing Manager
Click the link to register now
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