Resources
Emergency Management and Homeland Security (Biosecurity and Threat Management), Masters
More →Belfer Fellowship in Science and International Affairs – International Security Program
More →The Christine Mirzayan Science & Technology Policy Graduate Fellowship Program
More →Open PhD Positions
We have two open and funded positions for new PhD students beginning as early as January 2026. One project relates to engineering synthetic microbial communities and the other is focussed […]
More →Curriculum Module: Biosecurity & Bioethics Education Resource (B-BER)
A case study-based guide for developing engaging biosecurity and/or bioethics lessons, created by members of EBRC’s Student & Postdoc Association.
More →Community Education & Outreach Activities
From the wider community, workshops, short-courses, classroom activities and hands-on training opportunities to share education and training tools in engineering biology.
More →Engineering Biology Across the U.S.
Across the U.S., engineering biology is sparking local innovation, creating jobs, and strengthening supply chains. Check out our state-by-state resources to see how this field is helping communities, and the nation, tackle critical challenges across health, sustainability, food, and more.
More →Curriculum Module: Introduction to Engineering Biology
A set of lecture slides covering the basics of engineering biology, including methodology, core tools, and impacts.
More →EBRC Statement of Ethics in Engineering Biology Research
Engineering biology draws on advances in biology, chemistry, computer science, and engineering to understand, design, and construct biological systems and organisms. As with other science and engineering disciplines, engineering biology […]
More →Principles of Synthetic Biology edX Course
A free, online course on the basics of synthetic biology with a focus on programming genetic circuits.
More →Travel & Reimbursement Policy
EBRC’s policies for participant support and travel for EBRC events.
More →Kathryn Brink
I am characterizing peptide interactions with a virulence-associated bacterial sensor (two-component system) from Salmonella Typhimurium, with the goal of identifying therapeutically-relevant antimicrobial peptides. As part of this work, I generate […]
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