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Please note: (a) Some listings appear in multiple categories and subcategories, so you may see duplicate entries; (b) The number of listings on the map view may not match the number of listings returned by your search due to the limited availability of location data.
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Background
About the KTN
About the Synthetic Biology Special Interest Group
The Synthetic Biology Special Interest Group (SynBio SIG) helps to partner the UK’s research-base expertise in synthetic biology with industrial collaborators, investment opportunities and funders. Run by the Knowledge Transfer Network, and funded by Innovate UK and BBSRC, we bring together the UK’s best and brightest biotechnologists and help them form new, productive partnerships and collaborations.
We are working hard to support the establishment of an internationally competitive synthetic biology industry in the UK, as we assist the SBLC in the implementation of Biodesign for the Bioeconomy, the UK Synthetic Biology Strategic Plan 2016.
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How to use this tool
The UK Synthetic Biology Landscape was designed to help those new to the field navigate the synthetic biology innovation landscape to develop new collaborations. In order to help with searching this data, we have categorised assets in a number of ways.
On opening the UK SynBio landscape tool, you will see an overview of top-level categories, with numbers within the bubbles indicating how many assets are held in each category. In the case of companies and training opportunities, clicking on one of the bubbles will lead you to some sub-category bubbles. When you click one of the sub-categories, or one of the other eight top-level categories, you will scroll further down the page to view your results in either list view or map view.
The detailed search area allows you to mine the data directly and view the results in either list or map view.
At list view you will see a summary of each entry that matches your search criteria. By clicking on the entry summary you can open the full entry. It is possible to visit an organisation’s website by clicking on the “Visit website” button alongside the organisation’s name, or to click on the organisation’s name and view its location on the map alongside the possibility to visit their website. The detailed search page remembers the settings (e.g. region) thus it may be required to click the reset button on the right hand side to start a new search encompassing all entries.
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You can contact us at any time at enquiries@ktn-uk.org, with queries about this tool and suggestions on how this resource could be improved. We welcome your thoughts, including any omissions, corrections, ways of expanding or further filtering and curating the content in the future.