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In Conversation with Martin Hanczyc, Principal Investigator at the University of Trento

Edited by Ben Norris | 01 June 2023
Amongst the hundreds of avenues of scientific discovery being pioneered today, one of the most compelling by far is that of artificial life. Synthetic biology forms a major branch of this.
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Speaker Biographies

Martin Hanczyc is an Associate Professor in the Centre for Integrative Biology at the University of Trento, Italy and a Research Professor of Chemical and Biological Engineering at the University of New Mexico, Albuquerque USA. He has published in the area of droplets, complex systems, evolution and the origin of life in specialised journals including JACS and Langmuir as well as PNAS and Science. Currently he heads the Laboratory for Artificial Biology, developing novel synthetic chemical systems based on the properties of living systems.

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