Workshop
Our goal is to get the University of Washington and the entire Seattle community talking, collaborating, sharing visions, and devising strategies about the future of synthetic biology and UW's role in it. Ultimately, we hope to emerge from the workshop with a clear vision and many ideas for collaborations, funding, education, and community building.
Location
The workshop will be held at the Microsoft Research Conference Center, building 33, in Redmond, WA. The link has directions.
Schedule
8:30 | Coffee / pastries |
9:00 | Introductory Remarks + Synthetic Multi-celled Behaviors Eric Klavins |
9:20 | Standardization, Measurement and Reliability in Synthetic Biology Herbert Sauro |
9:40 | A MicroRNA-based Single Gene Pulse Generator Georg Seelig |
10:00 | Reprogramming Cells with Plant-derived Signaling Pathways Jennifer Nemhauser |
10:20 | Break |
11:00 | Metabolic Engineering in Methylotrophic Bacteria Mary Lidstrom |
11:20 | CO2 Fixation Justin Siegel |
11:40 | A small molecule-regulated switch for controlling intra-cellular protein function Dustin Maly |
12:00 | Lunch and Posters |
1:40 | The International Genetically Engineering Machine Competition Ingrid Swanson Pultz |
2:00 | Synthesis and selection in yeast Maitreya Dunham |
2:20 | Engineered T-cells for adoptive immunotherapy Andrew Scharenberg |
2:40 | Break |
3:00 | Designing Proteins David Baker |
3:20 | New tools for genome engineering and synthetic biology Ray Monnat |
3:40 | Technologies for Interfacing with Single Cells Daniel Chiu |
Organizers
- Eric Klavins
- Georg Seelig
- David Baker
- Karin Strauss
- Administrative Contact:
Sarah McDonald: mcdonald at ee dot washington dot edu