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Vision Restored in Mice via Genetic Editing & Mozart’s Music Stored in DNA

Vision Restored in Mice via Genetic Editing & Mozart’s Music Stored in DNA

This Week in Synthetic Biology (Issue #13)
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Niko McCarty
Bacteriophages: Harnessing Viruses to Save Lives

Bacteriophages: Harnessing Viruses to Save Lives

SARS-CoV-2 has been wreaking havoc as a global pandemic since March 2020. Over the past seven months, scientists around the world have…
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Kathryn Hamilton
Synthetic Spider Silk & Morphogen Gradients

Synthetic Spider Silk & Morphogen Gradients

This Week in Synthetic Biology (Issue #12)
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Niko McCarty
The Chief of Staff Role in the Biotech Industry

The Chief of Staff Role in the Biotech Industry

Despite being a nebulous and somewhat new role in the startup world, the Chief of Staff role is starting to become more accepted.
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Uday Suresh
The CRISPR Nobel Prize & Data Stored in DNA Gets Destroyed

The CRISPR Nobel Prize & Data Stored in DNA Gets Destroyed

This Week in Synthetic Biology (Issue #11)
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Niko McCarty
Measuring Cultures of Responsibility in the Life Sciences

Measuring Cultures of Responsibility in the Life Sciences

It’s time to critically assess the ways that we attempt to measure progress towards responsible conduct in the life sciences.
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Daniel Greene
Do you already know everything about biotech? Neither do we, so we’re building your network.
Do you already know everything about biotech? Neither do we, so we’re building your network.
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From Alaska to Mars with Synthetic Biology in between

From Alaska to Mars with Synthetic Biology in between

How Patrick Boyle went from small-town Alaska to the Head of Biological Engineering at Ginkgo Bioworks, and why he wants to retire on Mars…
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Alexander Titus
Bubble gum brains, tough conversations, and teaching 1st grade over zoom

Bubble gum brains, tough conversations, and teaching 1st grade over zoom

Have you ever taught the first grade? How about over video conference? Our teachers deserve medals of honor for their service.
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Alexander Titus
What do Korea, whiskey, science policy, and the White House have in common?

What do Korea, whiskey, science policy, and the White House have in common?

Ian Simon has worked in Korea, on the Hill, and in the White House, where he bring virology into the policy world
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Alexander Titus
From Ebola in Africa to biotechnology in Washington DC — with Michelle Rozo

From Ebola in Africa to biotechnology in Washington DC — with Michelle Rozo

She’s worked across continents, industries, and the government to use the life sciences to improve people’s lives.
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Alexander Titus
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