A deep-learning model identifies a powerful new drug that can kill many species of antibiotic-resistant bacteria. mitsha.re/zJbh30qjBEx

Join us for the 1-day SiLA Consortium Hackathon: @Opentrons_ OT2 liquid handler meets Automata EVA robotic arm on April 3rd at the London Biofoundry! eventbrite.co.uk/e/sila-lab-aut…

You can still save £150 with our EARLY BIRD OFFER for #SynbiTECH2020 until 31st March! Join us for Europe's leading international #syntheticbiology conference and help us build a #sustainable future using #Synbio synbitech.com/book-your-tick…

Fostering a Synthetic Biology standards agenda through the Centre for Engineering Biology, Metrology and Standards synbicite.com/news-events/sy… via SynbiCITE

Spider silk, synthetic milk, flavours, fragrances, plastics, novel therapeutics, drought tolerant crops. Just a few ways #Synbio can change the world on The Bottom Line: bbc.in/2GZBH19 For more join us at #SynbiTECH2020 bit.ly/2Uu2R8g

Just installed on one of SynbiCITE's automated platforms - a qTower Auto to support their work on Coronavirus. Along with the FeliX and Nucleic Acid purification kits the qTower is another Analytik Jena solution for the Coronavirus workflow

Driving over our RNA extraction platform to St Mary’s hospital diagnostics lab as part of a HT end to end workflow for covid19 that we are validating ... platform 1 allows 2K test per say .. we have 3 other platforms in the wings ..Michael Crone and Marko Storch Imperial College London

Update on our validation - relocated to St Marys MD lab Monday carried out blind tests on 36 patients samples using our RNA extraction qPCR 1000-sample workflow yesterday - passed with flying colours - amazing team Marko, Michael, Marta and Miles London Biofoundry Imperial Medicine

Day 1 of #python learning on DataCamp. We may be feeling fine on some days and a bit blah on other days in time like this. But I am positive that we can get through this together. #BlahisthenewBlack #staystrong #COVID_19uk

Brilliant to see the London Biofoundry SynbiCITE team making amazing progress in the Covid-19 testing effort 👊

Two weeks after we installed our first covid-19 testing platform at St Marys, the first untested patient samples were run today and are now in the NHS patient notes.. absolutely amazing progress by the team London Biofoundry UK Dementia Research Institute Imperial College London - still lots to do

A robotic testing platform developed in just 9 days by Prof Paul Freemont & colleagues, UK DRI Care Research & Tech, will increase UK’s capacity to test for #coronavirus Exceptional team involved have been working round the clock to accomplish this 🙌 ➡️bit.ly/2JAF6Vm

Unfortunately, given current circumstances we have had to make the decision to postpone #SynbiTECH2020 but we are pleased to announce the NEW DATES of 26-27th October 2020! Please visit our website for more info or to book your tickets. synbitech.com #synbio

“I am fortunate to be surrounded by an amazing team & it’s astonishing what they have been able to achieve in less than 2 weeks" 🙌 🗣️Paul Freemont, UK DRI CR&T, on new robotic platform developed to boost #coronavirus testing ➡️bit.ly/2RJZqs1

SynbiCITE’s London Biofoundry has engineered a solution to high throughput #COVID19 #antigentesting in just 9 days. Applying a #SynBio approach to engineer synthetic virus-like particles to use in diagnostic workflow development and validation. synbitech.com/news/engineeri… @paulfreemont

Our recent work on repurposing our biofoundry for Sars-Cov-2 testing. A new role for Biofoundries in rapid prototyping, development, and validation of automated clinical diagnostic tests for SARS-CoV-2 medrxiv.org/content/10.110…

The paper on our most recent work is finally here: “A new role for Biofoundries in rapid prototyping, development, and validation of automated clinical diagnostic tests for SARS-CoV-2.” #COVID19 #Automation #biofoundry medrxiv.org/content/10.110…

We have an excellent programme for SynbiTECH2020 synbitech.com The opening Keynote is by Sir David King, former Chief Scientist to the UK Government, on Climate Change and Sustainability synbicite.com/media/attachme…

A few of our programme highlights for #SynbiTECH2020 include Sir David King on #ClimateChange, mary maxon on the #bioeconomy, Government Office for Science on the #science underpinning #PublicHealth and Christina Smolke on Fermenting #Medicines. Full programme here: synbitech.com/conference-pro…

National hub to support synthetic biology extended with £5.5m funding commitment imperial.ac.uk/news/238412/na…