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#33872024-05-03
Additional logistics information regarding the Information workshop on the work of the ad hoc technical expert groups on indicators, synthetic biology and risk assessment, 11 May 2024 - Nairobi, Kenya
Reference: SCBD/SSSF/JL/VA/91510 (2024-042)
To: CBD national focal points, SBSTTA focal points, Cartagena Protocol focal points, ABS focal points, indigenous peoples and local communities, and relevant organizations
English
Meeting
#6058News Headlines
#1319752021-11-29
Can Synthetic Biology Save Us? This Scientist Thinks So.
Synthetic biology, proponents say, holds the promise of reprogramming biology to be more powerful and then mass-producing the turbocharged cells to increase food production, fight disease, generate energy, purify water and devour carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
Notification
#32652023-05-26
Composition of the Ad Hoc Technical Expert Group on Synthetic Biology
Reference: SCBD/CPU/DC/WM/MW/90935 (2023-057)
To: CBD national focal points, relevant organizations and indigenous peoples and local communities, cc: SBSTTA national focal points, Cartagena Protocol national focal points
English
Notification
#32542023-04-24
Action by
2023-05-02
Extension of deadline: Nomination of experts to participate in the multidisciplinary Ad Hoc Technical Expert Group on Synthetic Biology
Reference: SCBD/CPU/DC/WM/MW/90935 (2023-046)
To: CBD National Focal Points, relevant organizations and indigenous peoples and local communities, cc: SBSTTA National Focal Points, Cartagena Protocol National Focal Points
English
Notification
#33602024-02-15
Action by
2024-03-01
Extension of deadline: Peer review of the draft literature review of trends and issues in synthetic biology (2012–2023)
Reference: SCBD/CPU/DC/WM/MW/91494 (2024-015)
To: CBD national focal points, SBSTTA national focal points, Cartagena Protocol national focal points, ABS national focal points, indigenous peoples and local communities, and relevant organizations
English
Meeting
#6361News Headlines
#1319732021-11-29
How can technological advancements in synthetic biology benefit everyone? An expert explains
Biological innovations have the potential to address 45% of the world's current disease burden and to produce 60% of our physical inputs into the global economy in the next 10-20 years.
Meeting
#6252Launch of Technical Series No. 100: Synthetic Biology
27 April 2022, Online
Meeting
#5898Meeting of the Ad Hoc Technical Expert Group on Synthetic Biology
4 - 7 June 2019, Montreal, Canada
Meeting
#6400Notification
#32422023-03-27
Action by
2023-04-24
Nomination of experts to participate in the multidisciplinary Ad Hoc Technical Expert Group on Synthetic Biology
Reference: SCBD/CPU/DC/WM/MW/90935 (2023-034)
To: CBD National Focal Points, relevant organizations and indigenous peoples and local communities, cc: SBSTTA National Focal Points, Cartagena Protocol National Focal Points
English
Notification
#33232023-10-31
Online discussions of the Open-ended Online Forum on Synthetic Biology
Reference: SCBD/CPU/DC/WM/MW/91337 (2023-115)
To: CBD national focal points, relevant organizations, and indigenous peoples and local communities, cc: SBSTTA national focal points, Cartagena Protocol national focal points, ABS Protocol focal points
English
Meeting
#6307Open-ended Online Forum on Synthetic Biology
20 - 31 March 2023, Online
Meeting
#6430Open-ended Online Forum on Synthetic Biology
6 - 22 November 2023, Online
Notification
#33482024-01-16
Action by
2024-02-15
Peer review of the draft literature review of trends and issues in synthetic biology (2012-2023)
Reference: SCBD/CPU/DC/WM/MW/91494 (2024-003)
To: CBD national focal points, SBSTTA national focal points, Cartagena Protocol national focal points, ABS national focal points, indigenous peoples and local communities, and relevant organizations
English
Notification
#33722024-03-15
Action by
2024-04-12
Peer review of the outcomes and methodology of the process of broad and regular horizon scanning, monitoring and assessment of the most recent technological developments in synthetic biology
Reference: SCBD/CPU/DC/WM/AMC/MW/91589 (2024-027)
To: CBD National Focal Points, relevant organizations and indigenous peoples and local communities, SBSTTA National Focal Points, Cartagena Protocol National Focal Points, ABS Focal Points
English
Notification
#32612023-05-10
Action by
2023-05-18
Request for additional nomination of experts to participate in the multidisciplinary Ad Hoc Technical Expert Group on Synthetic Biology
Reference: SCBD/CPU/DC/WM/MW/90935 (2023-053)
To: CBD national focal points, cc: SBSTTA national focal points, Cartagena Protocol national focal points
English
News Headlines
#1319762021-11-29
Rewinding evolution to capture the sun
In a bid to ensure food security through productive, disease-resistant plants, researchers from the ARC Centre of Excellence in Synthetic Biology had proposed a radical solution: turn back the evolutionary clock.
Meeting
#6401Second meeting of the multidisciplinary Ad Hoc Technical Expert Group on Synthetic Biology to Support the Process for Broad and Regular Horizon Scanning, Monitoring and Assessment
29 January - 2 February 2024, Montreal, Canada
Notification
#33192023-10-26
Action by
2023-11-24
Submission of information on synthetic biology
Reference: SCBD/CPU/DC/WM/MW/91338 (2023-111)
To: CBD national focal points, relevant organizations, and indigenous peoples and local communities, cc: SBSTTA national focal points, Cartagena Protocol national focal points, ABS Protocol focal points
English
News Headlines
#1319742021-11-29
The Gene-Synthesis Revolution
Researchers can now design and mass-produce genetic material — a technique that helped build the mRNA vaccines. What could it give us next?
Meeting
#6180Webinar on Synthetic Biology Governance and Cooperation Opportunities
2 November 2021, Online
News Headlines
#1320052021-11-30
World's first living robots can now reproduce, scientists say
The US scientists who created the first living robots say the life forms, known as xenobots, can now reproduce -- and in a way not seen in plants and animals.