EngBio Tech
EngBio Tech
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Are you fascinated by the world of engineering biology? Eager to discover how EBIC is leveraging this innovative field to enhance our environment? Tune in to our quarterly podcast, where we share exciting insights and host inspiring guests from the world of engineering biology and beyond.
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Focuses on innovative applications within engineering biology, with episode examples such as utilizing biofilms to break down plastics and exploring strategies for ending plastic pollution in alignment with global initiatives.
Are you fascinated by the world of engineering biology? Eager to discover how EBIC is leveraging this innovative field to enhance our environment? Tune in to our quarterly podcast, where we share exciting insights and host inspiring guests from the world of engineering biology and beyond.
For the fifth episode of EngBioTech we wanted to support International Women in Engineering Day, a fantastic initiative brought about by the Women’s Engineering Society. The theme for this year is 'Engineered Intelligence' with the aim being to promote the amazing work that women engineers across the globe are doing.According to the Women's Engineering Society currently in the UK only 16.9% of engineers are women, so here at EBIC we wanted to do our bit to encourage more young women and girls to take up engineering as a career. Listen now to our interview with EBIC Hub Manager Dr Kristell Le Corre Pidou and Dr Rachel Samson, Research Fellow in Molecular Bioaerosol Detection, both at Cranfield University.
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