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Amazon.com: Design and Analysis of Biomolecular Circuits: Engineering Approaches to Systems and Synthetic Biology (9781441967657): Heinz Koeppl, Douglas Densmore, Gianluca Setti, Mario di Bernardo: Books (Design and Analysis of Biomolecular Circuits:... 
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BIOSS Practical Course Synthetic Biology and SignallingNature.comThis course will provide a comprehensive introduction to Synthetic Biology, a rapidly expanding discipline at the borderline between life sciences and engineering.
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"Synthetic biological circuits are an application of synthetic biology, where biological parts inside a cell are designed to perform logical functions mimicking those observed in electronic networks. These range from simply inducing production of a measurable imply adding a measurable element, like GFP, to an existing natural biological circuit to implementing completely new systems of many parts...."
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An introduction into Open research and the concept of a GitHub for science. License: CC0/Public Domain. Open research is the concept of scientists sharing th...
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Cell LabLinks: Synthetic Biology, Wednesday, December 14, 2011, University of California San Francisco
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"A pituitary gland made from stem cells may some day treat diseases in which people produce little or none of the sex, growth or stress hormones that the organ normally churns out. Japanese scientists have coaxed mouse embryonic stem cells into forming a working anterior pituitary gland, made of several different kinds of hormone-producing cells. When transplanted into mice, the engineered organ produces a stress hormone called corticotrophin. The results, from Yoshiki Sasai’s team at RIKEN Center for Developmental Biology in Kobe, Japan, are published online today in Nature. The same team created a retina from mouse stem cells, then the most complex tissue yet made from stem cells...."
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The world's first wiki where authorship really matters. Due credit and reputation for authors. Imagine a global collaborative knowledge base for original thoughts.
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"Just as the personal computer revolution brought information technology from corporate data centers to the masses, the biology revolution is personalizing science...DNA. It is now possible to “write” it — a revolution in biology...within 10 years, it will be possible to search for genetic designs on the Web, download them to your computer, and modify and adapt these to your needs....cold and flu vaccine designs will be spread quickly over social media and that the process will be as easy as downloading an app on a smartphone..."
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Filmmaker, aesthetic philosopher and ecstatic futurist Jason Silva -- who spoke at Singularity Summit 2011 -- articulates his call for passion and artistic s...
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For Synthetic Biologists, the Lab is the Place to ProcreateForbesBut synthetic biology will be his route to procreation.
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Earlier this month the 9th annual iGEM (International Genetically Engineered Machine) competition took place at MIT, with participants from Universities worldwide. The competition heralds itself as ...
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Scientists at Tufts University find changes in bioelectric signals trigger formation of new organs.
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The gnomes at IBM’s research labs were not content to make merely a genius computer that could beat any human at the game of jeopardy, they had to go and create a new kind of machine intelligence that mimics the actual human brain.
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"To better enable synthetic biologists to maximize the potential of their wet lab experiments, bioinformatics developers have been hard at work adding to the synthetic biology toolbox..."
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From scheduling conference rooms to rooting out incipient tumors, computers that can go to the information that we care greatly about...
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Long Now Synthetic Biology Debate: Drew Endy Drew Endy is a biological engineer at Stanford University and a leading voice in the field of synthetic biology.
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Researchers at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine who recently reported the design and creation of a man-made yeast chromosome have now signed on some international collaborators at BGI, a genomics company headquartered in Beijing,...
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The work of bio-designers generates uncanny visions that can confront our deepest beliefs (COOL -States of Design 07: Bio-design http://t.co/M5dwxKFs via @Domusweb #synthetic biology...
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