The final session of #GCSB2026 on Synthetic Genomics and Gene Circuits is kicked-off by Dominic Schirmer from the Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf.
He shared his approach on engineering enhancer sequencences, allowing for precise tuning of gene expression in plants🌱!
The final day of #GCSB2026 is kicked-off by Diego Orzaez from CSIC! He highlighted how genetic circuits can be used to augment plants with beneficiary traits🌱!
We heard of approaches for targeted, high level production of proteins and plant biosensing.
Katharina presenting her poster at #GCSB2026
Katharina is presenting her pigment engineering work at #GCSB2026. Check out P50 and read her recent review paper (doi.org/10.1111/plb....) to learn more
#SynBio #PlantBiotech #Yeast
The first session of #GCSB2026 closes with Konrad Herbst from the Universität Heidelberg. Thank you for sharing how DNA assembly is done at the frontier of SynBio🧬. By using split markers, complex assemblies can be scaled up and are made more accessible🤝
The #GCSB2026 has opened its doors and our first attendees are flowing in 🎉
We are looking forward to spending the next three days together with you, enjoying the latest advances of SynBio🧬
Welcome to the German Conference on Synthetic Biology!
💡 Call for Abstracts – #GCSB2026
📍 Münster, Germany | March 11–13, 2026
🗓 Deadlines: Oral: Oct 5, 2025 | Poster: Jan 31, 2026
🔗 Submit here: gcsb2026.de
Don’t miss inspiring keynotes & the chance to present your #SyntheticBiology work as a talk or poster!
🚀 Save the date! The German Conference on Synthetic Biology (GCSB) 2026 is happening March 11–13 in Münster 🇩🇪!
🧪 Cutting-edge science
🧬 Top keynote speakers
📢 Abstract deadline: Oct 5 (talks), Jan 31 (posters)
👉 Learn more: gcsb2026.de
#SynBio #GCSB2026 #SyntheticBiology
