Synthetic Biology Labs

Fussenegger Lab, Zurich

http://www.bsse.ethz.ch/groups/group_fussenegger
Martin Fussenegger's multinational biotechnology and bioengineering group is dedicated to high leverage research in the fields of antibiotic screening, tissue engineering, the development of viral vectors, gene regulation systems for gene therapy as...

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Keasling Lab, Berkeley

http://keaslinglab.lbl.gov/
Jay Keasling's lab research is organized around three primary themes: synthetic biology, systems biology and environmental biotechnology for a wide range of bioproduction projects.

Voigt Lab, UCSF

http://mit.edu/voigtlab/
Chris Voight's lab is developing methods for programming cells like robots to perform complex, coordinated tasks for pharmaceutical and industrial applications. They are engineering new sensors that give bacteria the senses of touch, sight, and...

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Hasty Lab, UCSD

http://biodynamics.ucsd.edu
Jeff Hasty's lab uses microfluidics and molecular biology techniques to build novel synthetic gene networks and to modify naturally-occurring regulatory modules.

Benenson Lab, ETH Zurich

http://www.bsse.ethz.ch/synbio
Kobi Benenson's lab working on automata that function at the level of individual cells. They comprise sensor, computation and actuation molecular modules.

Asthagiri Lab, Northeastern

http://www.cell-engineering.org/welcome
Anand Asthagiri's lab uses interdisciplinary approaches to study how biomolecular signaling networks control mammalian cell behaviors and guide multicellular organization.

Synthetic Biology Institute at Berkeley

http://synbio.berkeley.edu
The UC Berkeley Synthetic Biology Institute (SBI) was established in 2010 to clear a path to the widespread production of new biological systems to benefit society. Through the combined effort of its researchers, partners and Industry Members, SBI...

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Ellis Lab

http://openwetware.org/wiki/Ellis_Lab
Tom Ellis' Lab is actively involved in advancing foundational synthetic biology and applying synthetic biology to a variety of different research areas. The laboratory is part of CSynBI, The Centre for Synthetic Biology and Innovation and The...

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Gehring Lab

http://www.kaust.edu.sa/academics/faculty/ghring.html
Chris Gehring's lab at KAUST, Saudi Arabia - working on stress responses and signalling in plant systems.

Synthetic Biology, University of Cambridge

http://www.synbio.org.uk
Department of Plant Sciences, Department of Genetics, Department of Pathology, Centre for Computational Biology, Centre for Systems Biology, Department of Engineering.

Smolke Lab, Stanford

http://openwetware.org/wiki/Smolke
The Smolke Lab is interested in using a combination of interdisciplinary approaches to study complex gene regulatory networks and develop sophisticated gene expression technologies.

Weiss Lab, MIT

http://web.mit.edu/be/people/weiss.shtml
Ron Weiss' lab - where principles of computer logic form a basis for engineering microbial and mammalian cells.

Knight Lab, MIT

http://openwetware.org/wiki/Knight
A wide range of initiatives and data on Synthetic Biology from Tom Knight, father of the field.

Arkin Lab, Berkeley

http://genomics.lbl.gov/
Adam Arkin's lab, developing and applying mathematical theory, computational and experimental approaches to analysis of cellular function.

Serrano Lab, CRG

http://serrano.crg.es/members.jsp
Luis Serrano's lab works on Mycoplasma pneumoniae and protein DNA engineering.

Ellington Lab, UT Austin

http://ellingtonlab.org/
Andy Ellington's lab uses RNA aptamers, ribozymes and evolutionary techniques to engineer biopolymers and cells.

Chin Lab, Cambridge

http://www2.mrc-lmb.cam.ac.uk/group-leaders/a-to-g/j-chin
Jason Chin's lab uses evolutionary techniques to construct orthogonal systems for gene expression in bacteria.

Gos Micklem

http://www.gen.cam.ac.uk/Research/micklem.htm
Modern biology is becoming increasingly dependent on computers, due mainly to the rise of genomics technologies. As a result the dual challenges of organising the large volumes of data produced and developing effective analysis methods have become...

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Microsoft Research in Cambridge

http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/groups/biology/
Computational Biology at Microsoft Research in Cambridge. Application and development of computational methods and tools for modeling and analyzing complex biological systems.

Haseloff Lab, Cambridge

http://www.plantsci.cam.ac.uk/Haseloff
Jim Haseloff's lab at the University of Cambridge - with resources for synthetic biology in plant systems, and engineering of morphogenesis.