There is only one viable option when pharma chooses whether to stick or twist on synthetic biology (SB).
That’s the view of industry experts who had their say as three major events took place in SB this week.
The opening of a new lab in the UK to translate synthetic biology research and development (R&D) into the marketplace coincided with the staging of Synbiobeta London 2016, the world’s biggest conference exploring this rapidly-developing sector, when its potential to develop global solutions in healthcare and beyond was discussed.
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