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Introduction

The RSC Biotechnology Group welcome you to this exciting one-day symposium.

This meeting will highlight recent achievements, future challenges and current trends in the use of biotransformations and biocatalysis in the industrial biotechnology sector. The focus is on the discovery, modification and industrial application of novel enzymes for biocatalysis. Analytical and process engineering, synthetic biology, computational biology, biochemistry, microbiology, and chemistry, are being harnessed to deliver new biocatalysts for the synthesis of chemical products

Deadlines

• Oct 31 2017
  Oral abstracts deadline

  
• Oct 31 2017
  Poster abstract deadline

  
• Dec 01 2017
  Early bird registration deadline

  

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Speakers

• Florian Hollfelder Cambridge University, United Kingdom
• Nigel Scrutton University of Manchester, United Kingdom
• Dom Campopiano Edinburgh University, United Kingdom
• Jonathan Steele Hypha Discovery Ltd., United Kingdom
• Ingo Hartung Bayer AG, United Kingdom
• Marc van der Kemp University of Bristol, United Kingdom
• Nicholas Turner University of Manchester, United Kingdom

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Sponsorship & supporting organisations

The event has been kindly sponsored by BiocatNet, who have also provided guidance on the programme.

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Sponsors

Venue

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The ÂÜÀòÉç, Burlington House, Piccadilly, London, W1J 0BA, United Kingdom

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Committee

• Prof Paul A Dalby University College London, United Kingdom
• Dr Paul Race University of Bristol, United Kingdom
• Dr Stephen Wrigley Hypha Discovery Ltd, United Kingdom
• Dr Colin T Bedford University College London, United Kingdom

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Organised by

Organised by the ÂÜÀòÉç Biotechnology Interest Group.

The Biotechnology Group is the focal point within the RSC for members who have an academic or industrial interest in the chemical aspects of biotechnology.  The Group has annually run conferences or symposia on a diverse range of topics, including Biotransformations, Natural Products, Stem Cell Therapies, Neurological Disorders, Proteomics, and Glycomics. 

Contact information

Paul Dalby
University College London
Contact us by email

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