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Industrial Biotechnology (IB) and Synthetic Biology (SynBio) PhD & Post-Doc Seminar Series

Dates:21 May 2015
Times:14:00 - 18:00
What is it:Seminar
Organiser:Faculty of Life Sciences
Who is it for:Current University students, University staff
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We would like to invite anyone interested in the fields of Industrial Biotechnology (IB) and Synthetic Biology (SynBio) to the second instalment of our new cross-Faculty, quarterly PhD & Post-Doc seminar series.

The session will be held in the Manchester Institute of Biotechnology - 14:00 on Thursday 21st May.

We are pleased to announce Prof. Jon Lloyd as our guest speaker, who will be speaking on the interface of geology and microbiology as applied in industrial nanotechnology. Please below for the full programme. The session will be followed by a drinks reception.

14:00 Guest Speaker Professor Jon Lloyd –School of Earth, Atmospheric and Environmental Sciences Nature’s nanotechnologists; mining the subsurface for novel IB microbes

14:40 James Gilburt – PhD Student: Curtis Group Understanding the influence of protein-protein interactions on aggregation during the industrial refolding process

15:00 Hui Wang – PostDoc: Ashe/Grant/Persaud Group Modification of yeast for the production of butanol & 2,3-butanediol by metabolic engineering

15:15 Coffee break

15:40 Sam Clark – PhD student: Dobson Group Prediction of antimicrobial peptide (AMP) sequences using functional data combined with machine learning

16:00 Chloe Westley – PhD Student: Goodacre/Turner Group Raman spectroscopy and surface enhanced Raman scattering for direct monitoring of biotransformations

16:20 Gerald Walther – PostDoc: Institute for Science, Ethics and Innovation Do No Harm: Averting the hostile use of life science research

16:40 Introduction to Manchester-based research networks BIOCATNET, IBCarb, NPRONET, BioProNET

17:00 Prize presentation and drinks reception

If you are interested in participating in future seminars, please contact us at bsbseminarseries@gmail.com for further information.

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