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Nobel Prize For Chemistry Out Today: List Of Top Contenders
Synthetic biology, DNA sequencing and the development of new compounds are some of the research fields commentators say could be contenders for the Nobel Chemistry Prize to be announced Wednesday.
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Ancient Microbes May Help in Search for Life on Other Planets, Claims New Study
A team of scientists have reconstructed the condition in which the earliest organism on Earth must have existed. The reconstruction was done using light-capturing proteins in living microbes. In future studies, the scientists hoped to resurrect model rhodopsins in a laboratory using synthetic biology techniques.
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IIT Madras Hosts International Symposium on 'Synthetic Biology'
The aim of the symposium is to exchange ideas, discuss challenges and share experiences on various aspects of bio-engineering and synthetic biology.
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Japanese Researchers Want To Give Your Grandma A Robotic Monkey Tail
Design that imitates natural biological design is known as "biomimicry." Other examples include this backpack inspired by an armadillo's shell and a synthetic adhesive that was inspired by geckos and is strong enough to allow people to scale glass walls.
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Synthetic Biology Answer to Cheaper Manned Space Missions
Synthetic biology can make manned space exploration to Mars a cost-saving and reliable experience, scientists report.
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First Man-Made Biological Leaf to Make Oxygen for Space Travel
An inventor in the UK has developed the world's first synthetic biological leaf that absorbs water and carbon dioxide to produce oxygen just like a plant, and it could enable long-distance space travel.
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New 'GenoCAD' modelling helping design synthetic biological systems
The GenoCAD computer-aided design tool was created as a framework to help express specific language domains.
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Nobel Prize For Chemistry Out Today: List Of Top Contenders
Synthetic biology, DNA sequencing and the development of new compounds are some of the research fields commentators say could be contenders for the Nobel Chemistry Prize to be announced Wednesday.
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Ancient Microbes May Help in Search for Life on Other Planets, Claims New Study
A team of scientists have reconstructed the condition in which the earliest organism on Earth must have existed. The reconstruction was done using light-capturing proteins in living microbes. In future studies, the scientists hoped to resurrect model rhodopsins in a laboratory using synthetic biology techniques.
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IIT Madras Hosts International Symposium on 'Synthetic Biology'
The aim of the symposium is to exchange ideas, discuss challenges and share experiences on various aspects of bio-engineering and synthetic biology.
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Japanese Researchers Want To Give Your Grandma A Robotic Monkey Tail
Design that imitates natural biological design is known as "biomimicry." Other examples include this backpack inspired by an armadillo's shell and a synthetic adhesive that was inspired by geckos and is strong enough to allow people to scale glass walls.
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Synthetic Biology Answer to Cheaper Manned Space Missions
Synthetic biology can make manned space exploration to Mars a cost-saving and reliable experience, scientists report.
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First Man-Made Biological Leaf to Make Oxygen for Space Travel
An inventor in the UK has developed the world's first synthetic biological leaf that absorbs water and carbon dioxide to produce oxygen just like a plant, and it could enable long-distance space travel.
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New 'GenoCAD' modelling helping design synthetic biological systems
The GenoCAD computer-aided design tool was created as a framework to help express specific language domains.
