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How safe is safe enough: towards best pratices of synthetic biology
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New page: == Summary == Full Report: File:HP_Report.pdf Please make the report better by adding your ideas to its dedicated wiki: === Introduction === In our human practice report, we discu... New page == Summary == Full Report: [[File:HP_Report.pdf...
10 Years of PLOS Synbio Publications
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0000-0003-0319-5416 The PLOS Synbio Collection organizes the synthetic biology papers from across the PLOS family of journals into nine categories. The collection includes publications going back to December 2006 so this month we’re celebrating 10 years...
Synthetic Biology
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Growing season
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By Marilyn Siderwicz | Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering One of MIT’s strengths is bringing together business, technology, government, and academic leaders, at the Institute’s Professional Education Short Programs. This spring, a new...

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JDesigner

Join the sysbio mailing list to receive update information. JDesigner is a Win32 application which allows one to draw a biochemical network and export the networ...

Systems Biology Workbench

About the Systems Biology Workbench Project Researchers in quantitative systems biology make use of a large number of different software packages for modeling, analysis, visualization...