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Networkers contribute to special issue of 'Interface'

Interface special issue on synthetic biology

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What they said

“The scientific community must take, and be seen to be taking, a lead in debating the implications of their research and engaging with broader society”

Andrew Balmer and Paul Martin in their report 'Synthetic Biology: Social and Ethical Challenges' for the BBSRC

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“Unlike many other engineering disciplines, biology does not yet possess a theory of what the minimal information about a biological part should be”

Adam Arkin of the University of California Berkeley, in his article 'Setting the standard in synthetic biology'

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“Synthetic biology has huge potential to help us both further our understanding of natural biological systems and also develop new biologically-based systems to tackle future challenges”

Professor Nigel Brown of the BBSRC announcing seven new 'networks'

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The SynBioStandards Network is funded by these organisations:
Go to the website of the Arts and Humanities Research Council
Go to the website of the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council
Go to the website of the Economic and Social Research Council
Go to the website of the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council

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