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In case you missed it - PAS 3500 Engineered biological assets – Requirements for DNA barcoding is now out for public consultation, and BSI are looking for review and feedback.
To download, review and comment on the draft, please go to:
🔗 standardsdevelopment.bsigrou…
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Working with nature - protecting our future🌱
To tackle climate change and biodiversity loss, #LIFEProjects are using #NatureBasedSolutions:
💧Natural floodplains
🌾Restored peatlands
🌊Coastal ecosystems
🌳Climate-smart forests
Learn more 👉 link.europa.eu/VNRqWR
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🌳Durant dos mesos, els investigadors d'#ISGlobal Guillem Rius i Guilherme Queiroz han dut a terme treball de camp a l'Amazònia peruana.
👉El seu treball s’emmarca dins del projecte INDILEAD, que avalua l’exposició a metalls tòxics en comunitats indígenes de països tropicals.
🔗Coneix la seva experiència: isglobal.org/ca/healthisglob…
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We’re thrilled to announce our Early Career Researcher Conference - Engineering Biology for Environmental Solutions, 16-17 September, Southampton, UK!
📣 Present your research
🚀 Hear from leaders in the field
🤝 Build meaningful collaborations
🔗 ebicentre.co.uk/ecr-conferen…
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We are delighted to be featured in Volume 12 of STEM Dorado Science magazine where we explore how microorganisms can be used to help clean up the environment 🦠 🌍
Read the magazine here: online.fliphtml5.com/dqwze/S…
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"The most exciting results are usually the unexpected ones.
You should develop a habit of going back to your results from time to time to take a fresh look.
Exciting new insights might be waiting to be unveiled in the light of new knowledge and perspectives."
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🌍 From #legacy to novel compounds, #PFAS are present even in remote pastoral #soils of #China.
Region-specific distribution patterns point to distinct sources and long-range transport risks.
Critical evidence for future #monitoring & #regulation.
link.springer.com/article/10…
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We had a fantastic first episode in our Engineering Biology in Action webinar series. If you missed it, you can watch the recording now! Our experts discuss Microbial Engineering: Tools & Genetic Modification Techniques, plus a Q&A session.
Watch here: youtu.be/iK2LO6bC_5A?si=HeSj…
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The Glamour Factor? – Environmental Biotechnology Network ebnet.ac.uk/the-glamour-fact…
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We have an exciting PhD project opportunity on “Use of microbes in the bioremediation of environments contaminated with plastics, petrochemicals or PFAS” at Heriot-Watt University!
📆 Apply by: 30th Dec. 2025
🔗 ebicentre.co.uk/careers/
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As part of the UKRI Engineering Biology Mission Hubs, EBIC showcased how synthetic biology and biotechnologies can create sustainable environmental solutions - from waste management to biosensing!
Watch the webinar replay: youtu.be/ts7Z-lXmYAI?si=W5R6…
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As we head into 2026 we wanted to take a look back and celebrate the fantastic year that was 2025!
Take a look below at our highlights of 2025 – as we look forward to 2026
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📣 Our most recent newsletter is out now! Featuring reflections from conference, exciting new research papers, a fantastic PhD opportunity and much more.
Read the newsletter now: mailchi.mp/2eea68130189/254w…
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🚀 New doctoral training programme set to tackle environmental challenges through engineering biology. Set for launch next year, this new programme will train will train 52 doctoral candidates to make a real-world impact!
🔗 ebicentre.co.uk/engbio4env-l…
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🌬️🦠 An #ISGlobal team has developed a new method to identify bacteria in the air almost instantly, without the need for laboratory-based sample processing.
📄The study represents an important step towards faster and more precise environmental surveillance, with potential applications in #PublicHealth, #AirQuality monitoring and #climate research.
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💥 Wars devastate air, water, soil and health systems long after violence ends.
In @IJPH_official, @KogevinasM (#ISGlobal) and other researchers call on scientific societies to engage with the environmental health consequences of armed conflict.
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#EnvironmentalHealth #HealthEquity #GlobalHealth cc @ISEE_global
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💥 Armed conflict is a major determinant of environmental and #PublicHealth.
A new open-access article co-authored by #ISGlobal’s @KogevinasM examines why scientists must engage with the environmental health impacts of war.
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#EnvironmentalHealth #GlobalHealth cc @IJPH_official @ISEE_global
