The Engineering Biology Research Consortium (EBRC) is a non-profit, public-private partnership dedicated to bringing together an inclusive community committed to advancing engineering biology to address national and global needs. We showcase cutting-edge research in engineering biology, identify pressing challenges and opportunities in research and application, articulate compelling research roadmaps and programs to address them, and provide timely access to other key developments in engineering biology. Driven by member-led working groups, we focus on Research Roadmapping, Education, Security, and Policy & International Engagement.
EBRC 2024 Annual Meeting: May 16-17 | Atlanta, GA
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Publications
We have a number of publications, including issue and policy papers and reports by EBRC’s policy postdocs.
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Student & Postdoc Association
Get involved in our inclusive community! Membership is open to all interested students and postdocs in EBRC.
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EBRC Roadmaps
Check out EBRC’s technical research roadmaps. Built by the community, for the community.
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EBRC 2024 Annual Meeting
Event date: May 16-17, 2024
We are pleased to announce that our 2024 Annual Meeting will be held May 16-17, 2024 at Georgia Tech in Atlanta, GA!
ENGINEERING BIOLOGY NEWS
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We’re Hiring! – EBRC Science Policy Postdocs
Posted: July 20, 2023
The Engineering Biology Research Consortium (EBRC) is seeking postdoctoral scholars interested in science policy.
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New Publication: Engineering Biology Metrics and Technical Standards for the Global Bioeconomy
Posted: May 7, 2024
A new report responding to engineering biology’s need for clear standards and metrics to enable the rapid development of a sustainable bioeconomy.
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Enabling Quality, Measurable Synthetic DNA Sequence Screening
Posted: February 19, 2024
This project aims to improve DNA synthesis screening by enabling the development of better tools and mechanisms for screening performance evaluation.
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New Publication: Addressing the Climate Crisis Through Engineering Biology
Posted: February 18, 2024
A companion piece to EBRC’s 2022 roadmap, Engineering Biology for Climate & Sustainability. Published in npj Climate Action.