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SUMMARY:Engineering Life 2015 - Synthetic Biology meets Bioinspired Materia
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DESCRIPTION:Speaker: \nInstitute of Speaker: \nTopics:\nPhysik\, Chemie\, B
 iologie\, Medizin\, Materialien\nTime:\n09:00-17:00\n\n Location:\n  Name:
  Andere (Steigenberger Hotel de Saxe\, Neumarkt 9\, 01067 Dresden)\n  Stre
 et:  \n  City:  \n  Phone: \n  Fax: \nDescription: B CUBE\, Center for Mol
 ecular Bioengineering at the Technische Universität Dresden\, and the Max
  Bergmann Center of Biomaterials at the Leibniz Institute of Polymer Resea
 rch Dresden are hosting the symposium    ENGINEERING LIFE 2015: Synthetic 
 Biology meets Bioinspired Materials    from Sept 29 to Oct 1\, 2015 in Dre
 sden. The event will be co-organized with the Wyss Institute at Harvard Un
 iversity and endorsed by the Dresden Institutional Strategy concept within
  the German Excellence Initiative.    Synthetic biology is a young and rap
 idly developing research field that aims to redesign biological systems to
  address grand technological challenges. In ‘top-­down’ approaches or
 ganisms are genetically engineered to be endowed with metabolic properties
  and regulatory circuits that surpass their natural capabilities. ‘Botto
 m-­up’ synthetic biology modifies the self-­assembling properties of b
 iomolecules and cellular machines in vitro to generate programmable system
 s that execute desired functions. The symposium aims to provide an overvie
 w of current advances in ‘top-down’ and ‘bottom-up’ synthetic biol
 ogy\, and establish a link to the latest developments in the field of mate
 rials synthesis for health and other applications.    Venue: The symposium
  will be held at the Steigenberger Hotel de Saxe in the center of Dresden\
 , right in front of Dresden’s landmark\, the Frauenkirche.    Organizing
  committee: Stefan Diez (Dresden)\, Georg Duda (Berlin)\, Peter Fratzl (Po
 tsdam-­Golm)\, Nils Kröger (Dresden)\, David Mooney (Cambrigde\, MA\, US
 A)\, Carsten Werner (Dresden)
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