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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://www.analis.com/event/belgian-society-for-micro
 biology-symposium-10/register">Belgian Society for Microbiology  Symposiu
 m</a>\nREGISTER NOW MARCH 8\, 2024 COME TO MEET OUR EXPERTS TO DISCUSS ABO
 UT YOUR PROJECT Take this opportunity to discover our new range of IKA Bio
 reactor 3 in ONE Discover the program INVITED SPEAKERS Guy-Bart Stan (Impe
 rial College London) Engineering and Control of Living Cells and Synthetic
  Communities In this talk I will give an overview of some of our research 
 activities in the “Control Engineering Synthetic Biology” group\, wher
 e we focus our efforts on increasing the robustness\, performance\, portab
 ility and genetic stability of synthetic biology systems implemented in li
 ving cells. Our work is conducted at the confluence of mathematical and co
 mputational modelling\, systems and control engineering and experimental s
 ynthetic biology. Our approach consists in mathematically modelling\, anal
 ysing\, optimising\, controlling\, and experimentally implementing synthet
 ic gene constructs in engineered living cells (mainly bacterial cells such
  as E. coli) and synthetic communities. A particular focus of our group is
  on the efficient engineering of de novo biomolecular feedback controllers
  as these are key to the realisation of robust\, high-performance biosyste
 ms that can perform tasks autonomously and reliably. Malcolm White (Univer
 sity of St Andrews) Prokaryotic Adaptive and Innate Immunity: exploring th
 e roots of anti-viral defence Grégory Batt (Institut Pasteur) A single-c
 ell perspective on microbial interactions Maryse Lebrun (Université Mont
 pellier) The mystery of rhoptry secretion in apicomplexan parasites Lauren
 ce Van Melderen A journey in toxin-antitoxin systems – from toothpicks a
 nd colony counting to time-lapse imaging (but still counting colonies)
DTSTAMP:20260725T074009Z
LOCATION:Boulevard du Regent\, 1000 BRUSSELS\, Belgium
SUMMARY:Belgian Society for Microbiology  Symposium
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://www.analis.com/event/belgian-
 society-for-microbiology-symposium-10/register">Belgian Society for Microb
 iology  Symposium</a>\nREGISTER NOW MARCH 8\, 2024 COME TO MEET OUR EXPER
 TS TO DISCUSS ABOUT YOUR PROJECT Take this opportunity to discover our new
  range of IKA Bioreactor 3 in ONE Discover the program INVITED SPEAKERS Gu
 y-Bart Stan (Imperial College London) Engineering and Control of Living Ce
 lls and Synthetic Communities In this talk I will give an overview of some
  of our research activities in the “Control Engineering Synthetic Biolog
 y” group\, where we focus our efforts on increasing the robustness\, per
 formance\, portability and genetic stability of synthetic biology systems 
 implemented in living cells. Our work is conducted at the confluence of ma
 thematical and computational modelling\, systems and control engineering a
 nd experimental synthetic biology. Our approach consists in mathematically
  modelling\, analysing\, optimising\, controlling\, and experimentally imp
 lementing synthetic gene constructs in engineered living cells (mainly bac
 terial cells such as E. coli) and synthetic communities. A particular focu
 s of our group is on the efficient engineering of de novo biomolecular fee
 dback controllers as these are key to the realisation of robust\, high-per
 formance biosystems that can perform tasks autonomously and reliably. Malc
 olm White (University of St Andrews) Prokaryotic Adaptive and Innate Immun
 ity: exploring the roots of anti-viral defence Grégory Batt (Institut Pa
 steur) A single-cell perspective on microbial interactions Maryse Lebrun (
 Université Montpellier) The mystery of rhoptry secretion in apicomplexan
  parasites Laurence Van Melderen A journey in toxin-antitoxin systems – 
 from toothpicks and colony counting to time-lapse imaging (but still count
 ing colonies)
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