Synthetic Biology
The ability to routinely write the software of life has ushered in a new era in science, and with it, new products and applications such as advanced biofuels, clean water technology, and new vaccines and medicines. Synthetic biology is integrated into to most of our other research areas and when combined with JCVI’s genomics expertise, holds great promise for the future. Our team is at the forefront of discoveries and important public dialogue.
First Minimal Synthetic Bacterial Cell
First Self-Replicating Synthetic Bacterial Cell
Improving Algal Genetics for Biofuels and Biological Chemical Production
Designer Phage
Synthetic Engineering of Bacteriophage for Treatment of Wound InfectionsDeveloping Genetic Tools to Manipulate African Swine Fever Virus and Generate Attenuated Strains
BREAD: Toward Development of a Vaccine for Contagious Bovine Pleuropneumonia (CBPP)
Synthetic Genomics to Generate a Stable Epstein-Barr Virus Infectious Clone
Viral Synthetic Genomics to Engineer Large dsDNA Viruses
Rapid engineering of large dsDNA viruses using synthetic genomics assembly tools.
Assembly of HSV-1
Use of cutting-edge synthetic genomics technology to revolutionize the study of herpesvirus biology.
Policy and Regulatory Issues for Gene Drives in Insects
A Synthetic Human Cytomegalovirus Vaccine Platform
Generation of an HCMV low passage clinical isolate using synthetic genomics.
First Minimal Synthetic Bacterial Cell
DNA Synthesis and Biosecurity
Synthetic Biology and the U.S. Biotechnology Regulatory System: Challenges and Options
First Self-Replicating Synthetic Bacterial Cell
Synthetic Genomics: Options for Governance
27-Jun-2019
Blog
Scientist Spotlight: Lauren Oldfield
25-Mar-2019
Blog
No More Needles! Using Microbiome and Synthetic Biology Advances to Better Treat Type 1 Diabetes
16-Oct-2018
Blog
Every Day is World Food Day at JCVI
24-Sep-2018
Blog
JCVI Team Awarded Two Grants Under the National Science Foundation’s “Understanding the Rules of Life” Initiative, Building on 20 Years of JCVI Research
21-Sep-2018
Collaborator Release