EBRC invites the Engineering Biology community to post relevant job openings and career-development opportunities.
If you or someone you know should be included in our Diversity Database, please let us know. We are open to any nominations or self-nominations of women-identifying professionals in or related to engineering biology.
EBRC wants to connect the synthetic biology community to your workshops, meetings, and other activities. Please add your event here to share with your colleagues.
EBRC has developed a lightly-curated list of education and outreach activities in synthetic biology. This list includes workshops and short-courses, classroom activities and hands-on training opportunities. The list is intended to serve as a resource for existing opportunities you may want to engage in, as well as ideas for activities you may want implement at your own institution.
A multimedia-based promotion of science for the public, EBRsee is an initiative to curate and produce podcasts, videos, and other content on concepts in engineering biology to increase public awareness and engagement.
Want to get involved or have an idea to share? Email education@ebrc.org
More than 40 countries now have synthetic biology/engineering biology national strategies, either directly or as foundational cores of national bio-innovation or bioeconomy strategies. EBRC is actively working with global leaders to facilitate an exchange of information on the nature and scope of engineering biology research worldwide.
The next forum will be postponed until Spring 2022 so that it can safely be held in person. More information will be posted at this site roughly 6 months before the event.
Our Initial Review of Synthetic Biology National Strategies:
September 9-10, 2019 | Santa Cruz, CA USA
Chaminade Resort & Spa in Santa Cruz, CA
The EBRC Global Forum is an international summit on national synthetic biology roadmaps and strategies. We brought together leading representatives from more than 15 countries with active synthetic biology national strategies, programs, and roadmaps. It was an opportunity for international leaders in the field to present and discuss national strategies for synthetic or engineering biology in a relaxed, not-for-attribution forum.