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Trends in Biotechnology publishes reviews and original research in biobased technology. Published by @cellpressnews; tweets by the editor Matt Pavlovich.

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Our October issue is online! Read about 3D-printed corneas, therapeutic microneedles for myocardial repair, photosynthetically active bioprinting, enzymatic degradation of PET, and more: cell.com/trends/biotechnolog…
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Online now: Modular in vivo engineering of the reductive methylaspartate cycles for synthetic CO2 fixation dlvr.​it/TW0pFc
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Online now: Microbes as a programmable toolbox for cancer diagnosis, monitoring, and theranostics dlvr.​it/TVyf8f
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Join us at #ICME2026 to explore advances in AI-enabled microbiome engineering, therapeutics, and industrial applications. Connect with experts and discover the innovations driving microbiome science. aiche.org/sbe/conferences/in… #MicrobiomeEngineering #MicrobialEngineering
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Neuroethics has its principles. What it lacks are the institutions to make them work. In @TrendsinBiotech, led by Jose Munoz, we propose actionable frameworks for the future of neurotechnology governance. Read the full open-access paper: cell.com/trends/biotechnolog…
Trends in Biotechnology article titled 'Neurotechnology governance: the operational turn' Abstract: Neurotechnology governance is entering an operational turn, driven by the need to move beyond the articulation of ethical principles and to translate them into heterogeneous real-world settings through institutional capacity-building, regulatory fit, and coordination. This shift also concerns the conditions under which beneficial neurotechnology applications can emerge and scale responsibly.

ALT Trends in Biotechnology article titled 'Neurotechnology governance: the operational turn' Abstract: Neurotechnology governance is entering an operational turn, driven by the need to move beyond the articulation of ethical principles and to translate them into heterogeneous real-world settings through institutional capacity-building, regulatory fit, and coordination. This shift also concerns the conditions under which beneficial neurotechnology applications can emerge and scale responsibly.

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Online now: Innovations and applications in synthetic biology: a PhD researcher’s perspective dlvr.​it/TVrf7S
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Online now: Engineering anaerobic fungal–bacterial consortia for direct conversion of lignocellulosic biomass into medium-chain fatty acids dlvr.​it/TVqrZ1
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How far are we from getting a 3D printed cornea to restore vision? Have a look at our cover page Trends article in @CellPressNews @TrendsinBiotech for a comprehensive update. doi.org/10.1016/j.tibtech.20…
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Online now: Tunable underwater curcumin release through a three-layered film system to mitigate oxidative stress in corals dlvr.​it/TVq2lX
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Thrilled to share our pre-proof in @TrendsinBiotech. Celebrating our outstanding PhD students Eliya Milshtein, Keren Roas, Jeremy Garb, & Itamar Menuhin-Grumanin for their stellar synthetic biology theses. An honor to contribute! (PS: All first authors contributed equally) 👏. #EarlyCareer #STEM #WomeninSTEM @TelAvivUni @HebrewU @WeizmannScience @SorekLab @RonMilo3 sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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