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Australian biomanufacturing puts on a strong show at SynBioBeta 2024
AEB FSP Director Robert Speight spotlighted the Australian biomanufacturing slipstream in a fireside chat on the main stage.
Dr Rob Speight on how we can deliver a better tomorrow through generative biology
In an article for the World Economic Forum, AEB FSP Director Dr Robert Speight explains how generative biology will change the game.
Advancing the frontiers of engineering biology at our second annual workshop
The Advanced Engineering Biology Future Science Platform hosted its second annual workshop in May 2024, in Brisbane’s Fortitude Valley.
AEB FSP Launch Webinar: stream our wide-ranging discussion on the future of engineering biology
The Advanced Engineering Biology Future Science Platform (AEB FSP) was officially launched with a webinar featuring international panellists.
New Risk Management Tool helps synthetic biologists navigate Access and Benefit-Sharing
A new Risk Management Tool is designed to aid synthetic biologists in navigating the intricate process of Access and Benefit-Sharing (ABS).
PhD and MPhil top-up scholarships: round two open for applications
Expressions of interest for the Advanced Engineering Biology FSP's second round of top-up scholarships are due 1 March 2024.
Meet Charlotte Williams: championing Cross Cutting Capabilities in Synthetic Biology
Dr Charlotte Williams shares insights from her career journey, and the magic that happens when colleagues connect across disciplines.
New career opportunities in Advanced Engineering Biology – apply today
Join a growing, multidisciplinary team undertaking transformative research to deliver benefits for all Australians.
Dr Robert Speight speaks to sugarcane industry’s bright biofuture
DR ROBERT SPEIGHT was interviewed for Sugar Research Australia's quarterly publication Cane Matters about the transformative potential of engineering biology in industries such as sugarcane.
Engineering biology creates sustainable solutions from nature’s building blocks
This series of animations shows how our researchers are using engineering biology to solve sustainability challenges.