2022 Synthetic Biology Consortium Breakout on Engineering Biology Capabilities and Bottlenecks @NIBIBgov
2022 Synthetic Biology Consortium Breakout on Engineering Biology Capabilities and Bottlenecks  @NIBIBgov
Uploaded December 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Prior to the virtual 2022 Synthetic Biology Consortium Meeting on December 14th, 2022, NIH hosted a series of breakout sessions focused on specific topics relating to synthetic biology and control theory. This recording is from the breakout hosted on November 30th, 2022 which focused on engineering biology capabilities and bottlenecks. This session’s breakout discussion included using synthetic biology to predict genetic circuit behavior, the design of robust and reproducible engineered biological systems, and the bottlenecks to overcome to engineer cells for therapeutic purposes.

To view other recordings from the 2022 Synthetic Biology Consortium Meeting, please visit syntheticbiology.nibib.nih.gov/meeting For more information about the NIH Synthetic Biology Consortium, please visit syntheticbiology.nibib.nih.gov/.
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2022 Synthetic Biology Consortium Breakout on Engineering Biology Capabilities and Bottlenecks

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