A testbed for biological production
The iGEM competition The International Genetically Engineered Machine (iGEM) competition is an annual and worldwide synthetic biology competition. The event attracts about 6 000 participants who are undergraduate university students, as well as high school and graduate students. Uppsala University has a strong history in the education of biology. Students from Uppsala have also been participating in …
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Does it have to take seventeen years (in average) from research to patient in Pharma?[1] Sara Mangsbo and her team gained valuable speed by successfully utilizing the Swedish research infrastructures. After utilizing the Drug Discovery and Development platform (DDD) at SciLifeLab and Testa Center for technology development, verification and industrialization, they are now commercializing what …
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PharmTech.com interviewed Jesper who talked about the Testa Center, the effects of the pandemic, and the future. Felicity Thomas summarized the best parts in this three-minute article. About the Testa Center After Jesper had introduced Testa Center as “In the Testa Center, researchers have access to both equipment and expertise to drive their biological production …
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