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Link: https://www.aiche.org/sbe/conferences/commercializing-industrial-biotechnology/2025 | |||||||||||
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The Commercializing Industrial Biotechnology (CIB) conference spotlights best practices, lessons learned, and technology innovations for accelerating commercial production of bio-based products and building the circular bioeconomy. This is the premier conference focused on scale-up and commercialization of new products in the synthetic biology, fermentation, and industrial biotechnology spaces.
You’ll engage with industrial biotech leaders and practitioners as you explore the latest in the field — including developments that are driving a new wave of products. At CIB, you'll hear hard-won lessons from industry veterans — and draw inspiration for your own technology development efforts while learning and networking about new enabling technologies, products, market needs, and companies. Abstracts now open! Submit yours here: https://www.aiche.org/sbe/conferences/commercializing-industrial-biotechnology/2025 SESSION TOPICS: Building the Bioeconomy: Partnerships with Investors, Educators and Government Technology Translation from Academia to Industry Biomanufacturing (Commodity) Chemicals: What is Achievable? Navigating the Contract Manufacturing Network Building Biomanufacturing at Commercial Scale Emerging Technologies to Accelerate RD&D Biomanufacturing with Non-Model Systems Start-up Showcase Conference Chairs: Christine Santos, Chief Technology Officer, Manus Jason Ryder, CTO/Founder & Adjunct Professor, Oobli & University of California, Berkeley ORGANIZING COMMITTEE Kirsten Benjamin, Pivot Bio Bo Chen, Geno Brian Davidson, Oak Ridge National Laboratory Emily Greenhagen, Ginkgo Bioworks Olivier Rolland, L’Oréal Conference Organized by the Society for Biological Engineering About SBE Established in 2004, the Society for Biological Engineering is a technological community for engineers and applied scientists integrating biology with engineering. Members of SBE come from a broad spectrum of industries and disciplines and share in SBE’s mission of realizing the benefits of bioprocessing, biomedical and biomolecular applications. Learn more about SBE at https://www.aiche.org/sbe |
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