Opening Ceremony and General Session
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Introduction of BioDesign Research, and welcome remarks (Alfonso Jaramillo)
BioDesign: from atoms to ecosystems
Multicellular Circuit Design
De novo protein design using deep learning
(Moderator: Yvonne Y. Chen, University of California, Los Angeles, USA)
A genetic toolkit and gene switches to limit Mycoplasma growth for a synthetic vaccine chassis
Yvonne Y. Chen, University of California, USA
Engineering Next-Generation CAR-T Cells for Cancer Immunotherapy
Evolutionary engineering for synthetic genetics
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Using diverse CRISPR effectors to manipulate microbiomes
Synthetic RNA regulatory systems
Qiannan Hu, Shanghai Institute of Nutrition and Health, CAS, China
Data-driven de novo Synthetic Biology Pathway Design Systems
Systems and synthetic biology: constructing smart and programmable microbes to address global problems
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The Diversity of Ligands for Natural Riboswitches
Design Challenges for Gene Circuits
Susanna Manrubia, Spanish National Centre for Biotechnology, Spain
How do genotype-phenotype biases condition designability?
Cooperative replication in viruses: a social evolution perspective
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Terry Hwa, University of California San Diego, USA
mechanisms and consequences of bacterial growth control
Biodesign of Genetic Control Systems
Tara L. Deans, University of Utah, USA
Designing synthetic gene circuits to reprogram cells
Erik Winfree, California Institute of Technology, USA
Exploiting stochasticity in molecular systems: theory
Workshop for manuscript writing
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Intro of the speakers and the workshop
Ruchika Bajaj , University of California San Francisco, USA
Brief description of the paper with slides
Q&A and comments on the paper/presentation from the audiences
Abinaya Badri , Ginkgo Bioworks, Inc., USA
Reviewer comments on the paper and presentation how to write a good paper
(Moderator:
Kristala L. J. Prather, MIT, USA
Engineered Autonomous Control of Metabolic Pathways
Expanding the synthetic capabilities of yeast
Automating the Design of Microfluidic Environments for Bioelectronic Systems
Tom Ellis, Imperial College London, UK
Patterning grown materials with DNA-programmed properties
Ricard Sole, Pompeu Fabra University, Spain
Emergent complexity and the limits of bioengineering
Jason Chin, University of Cambridge, UK
Reprogramming the Genetic Code
(Moderator:
Donald Hilvert, ETH Zurich/Laboratory of Organic Chemistry, Switzerland
Evolving virus-like nucleocapsids in the lab
Anastassia Vorobieva, VIB-VUB Center for Structural Biology, Belgium
De-novo design of pore-forming transmembrane beta-barrels
Emmanuel Levy, Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel
Principles of Protein Assembly in Cells
Anum Glasgow, Columbia University, USA
Computational design of protein binders for new functions
Sergey Ovchinnikov, Harvard University | Harvard FAS Center for Systems Biology, USA
Inverting protein structure prediction models for protein design
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Biodesign through the Broad Use of Homology Directed Genome Editing
SynBio tools for engineering new-to-nature interactions in microbial communities
Petra Schwille, Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry, Germany
Autonomous positioning of a division ring in minimal cells
(Moderator: José R. Dinneny, Stanford University)
Nicola Patron, The Earlham Institute, UK
Recoding Regulation:Synthetic Expansions of Plant Metabolism
José R. Dinneny, Stanford University, USA
Making phenotypes: using robotics and synthetic genetic circuits to characterize and engineer root system architecture
Alison Smith, University of Cambridge, UK
Redesigning the Chlamydomonas chloroplast genome
Matias Zurbriggen, Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf, Germany
Photoreceptor engineering for ontogenetic control and study of signalling and metabolic processes in animal, microbial and plant Systems.
ECFexpress: an orthogonal, organism-independent expression platform based on extracytoplasmic function (ECF) sigma factors
Perspectives on the application of plant synthetic biology in climate change mitigation
Closing ceremony (Moderator: Megan J. Palmer, Stanford University, USA)
Expanding Biosecurity by Design
Biodesign security, safety, and social responsibility
Megan J. Palmer, Stanford University, USA
Biodesign from molecular to social scales
Closing remarks by the conveners and Poster award
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