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2022 The 1st Western China symposium on the international frontier of synthetic biomanufacturing

  • 0Department of Chemical Engineering, School of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, Chongqing University, Chongqing, 401331, PR China.
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October 17, 2024

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October 17, 2024

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Summary

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The Western China Synthetic Biomanufacturing Symposium showcased cutting-edge advancements in synthetic biology and green biomanufacturing. The event fostered international collaboration and highlighted China

Area Of Science

  • Synthetic Biology and Green Biomanufacturing: Exploring the international frontier and recent developments.
  • Interdisciplinary Focus: Covering metabolic engineering, biocatalysis, bio-materials, bio-medicine, and separation engineering.

Background

  • The 1st Western China Symposium on Synthetic Biomanufacturing was held in July 2022, initiated by Chongqing University.
  • The symposium is planned as an annual event, rotating among universities in Western China to promote regional development.
  • The 2022 event successfully blended online and offline formats due to COVID-19 restrictions.

Purpose Of The Study

  • To disseminate cutting-edge knowledge in synthetic biology globally and within China.
  • To facilitate networking and collaboration among international researchers.
  • To promote academic and economic growth in Western China through biomanufacturing advancements.

Main Methods

  • Hybrid delivery model (online and offline) accommodating COVID-19 challenges.
  • Presentation of over 400 invited lectures and posters from experts and young scientists.
  • Focused sessions on key areas including pharmaceutical manufacturing, CO2 utilization, natural product biotransformation, halophilic bacteria, yeast engineering, and industrialization pathways.

Main Results

  • Successful execution of an interactive hybrid symposium with over 400 participants.
  • Exchange of the latest research findings and development trends in synthetic biology and biomanufacturing.
  • Emphasis on showcasing the work of early-career scientists.

Conclusions

  • The symposium served as a vital platform for advancing synthetic biology and green biomanufacturing in China and internationally.
  • The event successfully fostered collaboration and knowledge exchange despite global challenges.
  • The annual symposium series is poised to drive future innovation and development in the field.