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EU Emergence
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Participants in EU Emergence programme
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Web links/EU Emergence programme
http://www.path.cam.ac.uk/pages/ajioka/
Microbial and protozoan biology Jim Ajioka's lab studies genetic circuits and genomics in Bacillus subtilis and Toxoplasma. |
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Web links/EU Emergence programme
http://www.plantsci.cam.ac.uk/Haseloff/Home.html
Engineering plant form. This site for Jim Haseloff's laboratory at the University of Cambridge descibes the growing set of methods for visualising and manipulating cell fates in intact plant tissues. We are using these as tools for reprogramming... |
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Web links/EU Emergence programme
http://www.enseignement.polytechnique.fr/profs/biochimie/Alfonso.Jaramillo/main.html
We are developing a research plan in Synthetic Biology aimed at providing the foundations for this new engineering discipline. We will approach this goal by focusing in concrete engineering projects, involving each abstraction hierarchy level... |
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Web links/EU Emergence programme
http://www.cnio.es/ing/grupos/plantillas/curriculum.asp?pag=1002
The main interest of our group is understanding the organisation and evolution of gene/protein networks, and in particular the relation between protein/gene specific interactions with cancer related processes. |
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Web links/EU Emergence programme
http://serrano.crg.es/
Design of Biological Systems In our group we are aiming at a quantitative understanding of biological systems to an extent that one is able to predict systemic features and with the hope to rational design and modify their behaviour. |
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Web links/EU Emergence programme
http://www.geneart.com/english
GENEART is a solution provider for DNA engineering and processing in the field of improved medicine and biotechnology, and world wide leading supplier for synthetic genes. |
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Web links/EU Emergence programme
http://www.ucl.ac.uk/biochemeng/about/staff/szita/
Nicolas Szita’s research interests focus on the translation of bioprocessing concepts into microfluidic systems (or Lab-on-a-chip systems). He has particular expertise in the use of advanced microfabrication techniques for polymers (rapid... |
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Web links/EU Emergence programme
http://www.helmholtz-hzi.de/en/research/research_groups/molecular_biotechnology/systems_and_synthetic_biology/
We aim at using these frameworks for directed cellular re-programming and for the rational design of experiments combining mathematical modeling with experiments at all stages. Synthetic Biology plays an increasingly important role in our research. |
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Web links/EU Emergence programme
http://www.cnb.csic.es/~meml/
Molecular Environmental Microbiology Laboratory Our laboratory is committed to understanding how bacteria which inhabit natural niches sense and process multiple environmental signals into distinct transcriptional responses –both at the level of... |
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Web links/EU Emergence programme
http://www.csb.ethz.ch/about/index
Computational Methods for Studying Complex Networks The group develops computational methods for studying complex networks that establish cellular functions to elucidate their operating and design principles. |
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Web links/EU Emergence programme
http://www.ipe.ethz.ch/laboratories/bpl/people/panke
The Bioprocess Laboratory works in three areas: a) Synthetic Biology b) Integrated Processes c) The next generation of high-throuhgput screening |
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