Designed for experts working in genome engineering, technological development, cell building, bio-manufacturing and gene editing, the Synthetic Biology Congress will examine the latest developments in these fields in both the healthcare and plant biology sectors. Between these presentations, groups of respected experts will meet in panel talks, discussing a range of topics linked to the future of Synthetic Biology.

In this promising, and collaborative field, this conference provides a timely interactive networking forum, offering the opportunity to take home cutting edge research, strategies, methods and solutions to allow you to keep up to date with the latest advancements, novel methods and applications of Synthetic Biology.

Featured Speakers:

Jay Keasling Professor of Chemical Engineering and Bioengineering University of California, Berkeley

Richard Kitney Professor of Biomedical Systems Engineering Imperial College London

Karmella Haynes Assistant Professor of Medical Engineering Arizona State University

Vincent Noireaux Associate Professor University of Minnesota

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Bringing together industry & academic experts working in areas such as molecular biology/diagnostics, gene expression, genomics, biomarkers, pathogen detection, GMO, mRNA, NGS, bioinformatics and data management, the congress  examined the latest developments, opportunities and applications of both dPCR and qPCR through case studies across diverse areas such as oncology, virology, infectious diseases, vaccines, prenatal diagnosis, clinical applications, microbiology, food microbiology, plant/ecology genomics, environmental testing and other novel applications.

With increasing numbers of real-time PCR users purchasing digital PCR due to its reduction in cost, absolute quantification, improved sensitivity, precision and greater robustness; and with the gene amplification market predicted to grow to $2.2 billion by 2017, this conference provides a timely opportunity to learn first-hand about applications and guidelines in dPCR whilst also keeping up to date with latest developments and strategies in qPCR.

Featured Speakers:

Stephen Bustin Professor Anglia Ruskin University

Anders Ståhlberg Assoc. Professor University of Gothenburg

Philip Day Director of the Quantitative Molecular Medicine Group University of Manchester

Penny Hirsch Professor, Soil Microbial Ecology Rothamsted Research

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 Microfluidics is a rapidly developing area of research, and scientists are continually discovering the wide range of possibilities the technology can provide. At the intersection of engineering, physics, chemistry, nanotechnology, and biotechnology, microfluidics is revolutionising the way patients are diagnosed, monitored and treated, and is unlocking the potential for reduced reagent consumption and thus, cost.

 Attracting experts working in all areas of microfluidics, the conference will examine the latest developments in the technologies and techniques being used for progressing medical research, as well as the challenges and future of microfluidics.

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