Israel and the global synthetic biology ecosystem

Abstract The field of synthetic biology emerged a few decades ago, following some key works of researchers in the USA, Europe, and the Far East. It reached Israel through academia and a few years later it finally got the attention of industry, venture capitals, and government authorities, especially...

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Main Authors: Yuval Dorfan, Aviv Zeevi, Gita Reinitz, Magi Mualem, Yosi Shacham‐Diamand
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Language:English
Published: Wiley 2023-12-01
Series:Engineering Biology
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1049/enb2.12027
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Yosi Shacham‐Diamand
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description Abstract The field of synthetic biology emerged a few decades ago, following some key works of researchers in the USA, Europe, and the Far East. It reached Israel through academia and a few years later it finally got the attention of industry, venture capitals, and government authorities, especially the Israeli Innovation Authority, hoping to encourage entrepreneurs to establish startups in this field. Here we provide an overview of the activity of the field of synthetic biology in Israel, including historical notes, current strategy, prospects and developments, and further insight that are relevant to any stakeholders in the synthetic biology field.
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spelling doaj.art-88e960254f5f4e36a59fe195cf656ed42023-12-12T14:56:38ZengWileyEngineering Biology2398-61822023-12-0171-4182810.1049/enb2.12027Israel and the global synthetic biology ecosystemYuval Dorfan0Aviv Zeevi1Gita Reinitz2Magi Mualem3Yosi Shacham‐Diamand4Bioengineering HIT Holon IsraelIsraeli Innovation Authority Jerusalem IsraelNFX.Bio Herzliya IsraelShamir Research Institute Katzrin IsraelScojen Institute of Synthetic Biology Reichmann University Herzliya IsraelAbstract The field of synthetic biology emerged a few decades ago, following some key works of researchers in the USA, Europe, and the Far East. It reached Israel through academia and a few years later it finally got the attention of industry, venture capitals, and government authorities, especially the Israeli Innovation Authority, hoping to encourage entrepreneurs to establish startups in this field. Here we provide an overview of the activity of the field of synthetic biology in Israel, including historical notes, current strategy, prospects and developments, and further insight that are relevant to any stakeholders in the synthetic biology field.https://doi.org/10.1049/enb2.12027automationbio‐designbio‐economybiomaterialsbioprocess engineeringbiosensors
spellingShingle Yuval Dorfan
Aviv Zeevi
Gita Reinitz
Magi Mualem
Yosi Shacham‐Diamand
Israel and the global synthetic biology ecosystem
Engineering Biology
automation
bio‐design
bio‐economy
biomaterials
bioprocess engineering
biosensors
title Israel and the global synthetic biology ecosystem
title_full Israel and the global synthetic biology ecosystem
title_fullStr Israel and the global synthetic biology ecosystem
title_full_unstemmed Israel and the global synthetic biology ecosystem
title_short Israel and the global synthetic biology ecosystem
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topic automation
bio‐design
bio‐economy
biomaterials
bioprocess engineering
biosensors
url https://doi.org/10.1049/enb2.12027
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