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A different Culture shaping Synthetic Biology in Europe Labiotech.eu

"How we talk about synthetic biology – and new technology in general – is often shaped by our culture. For those trying to bring investors and partners on board in a new venture, there is a danger of overhyping the impact of the technology. Audiences from different cultural backgrounds will also perceive the hype differently. I discussed the topic with Nadine Bongaerts-Duportet of Science Matters and Hello Tomorrow."

https://www.labiotech.eu/features/synthetic-biology-cuture-europe-us/

A Different Culture Shaping Synthetic Biology in Europe Synthetic biology research is strong in Europe, but the region has much to learn from the US when it comes to commercial translation, attracting investment and liaising with regulators. Europe’s synthetic biology scene is on the cusp of maturity. European teams dominated many areas in the overgrad...

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'Synthetic biology is increasingly being used to create new consumer products, which are now entering the market. The question is ‘how do we make sure society is ready for them?' - Nadine Bongaerts from Science Matters says

5 Minutes With… Nadine Bongaerts from Science Matters. - 5 minutes with nadine bongaerts from science matters

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These PhD students from the Cosmic-H2020 did an excellent job at transforming their research into easy-to-understand presentations that were presented at the Science Café about rheumatoid arthritis in Stockholm 🤩👍

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https://medium.com//your-immune-system-a-friend-or-a-foe-42fde3036137