Singapore: Seventh International Meeting on Synthetic Biology

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The Seventh International Meeting on Synthetic Biology (SB7.0) was held in Singapore from June 13-16, 2017. The SB7.0’s goal was to unite the international synthetic biology communities as they continue to work on challenges and explore collaborations for the collective growth of synthetic biology, its beneficial applications and responsible practices. Recognizing the global importance of the field, the Government of Singapore aims to make the country a hub and platform that link Singapore with the world’s synthetic biology leaders and practitioners. This report also includes synthetic biology’s applications – especially concerning food and agriculture. 

Singapore: Seventh International Meeting on Synthetic Biology

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