Novel approaches to a sustainable industrial «white» biotechnology
The aim of this conference is to discuss and demonstrate how an integration of these new tools with novel concepts can shape the future of the emerging discipline Systems and Synthetic Biology. The central theme is: From components to biosystems with the goal to better understand, intervene and/or design biological systems. Internationally renowned scientists are invited as keynote speakers.
You are warmly welcome to submit until August 30 a one-page abstract for oral or poster presentation."
Contact & Information
BioSys Webpage www.biosys2009.de
Professor An-Ping Zeng, Hamburg University of Technology, is Partner of BIOCATALYSIS2021
You are warmly welcome to submit until August 30 a one-page abstract for oral or poster presentation."
Contact & Information
BioSys Webpage www.biosys2009.de
Professor An-Ping Zeng, Hamburg University of Technology, is Partner of BIOCATALYSIS2021
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The Cluster BIOCATALYSIS2021 coordinates the unique expert knowledge of 15 large companies, 18 small and medium-sized companies, as well as of 22 academic research groups and 7 agencies promoting innovations and economy.
BIOCATALYSIS2021 is open for further partners and projects. Applications are welcome. 
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