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At Future BRH we are currently advertising for two Research Fellows to work on Biocatalyst Engineering and Flow Biocatalysis, based at the Manchester Institute of Biotechnology, University of Manchester.  To find out more and apply, please visit:...

The Manchester Institute of Biotechnology is seeking outstanding researchers who either hold, or wish to apply for, independent research fellowships, such as a UKRI Future Leaders Fellowship, Royal Society University Research Fellowship, or Wellcome Trust Sir Henry...

Future BRH and MIB Commercial Director, Dr Kirk Malone, was flying the flag for UK biomanufacturing at a recent webinar on ‘Next Generation Biomanufacturing for the Bio-Revolution: An International Opportunity’. The virtual event, hosted by Ontario Genomics in...

The Royce Institute for advanced materials research and innovation has partnered with the MIB and Future BRH to provide a new instrument platform for the rapid discovery and engineering of biological systems for the manufacture of advanced Materials from Biology and...

As part of the DigestConnect Series on BioChannel TV, Dr Patrick Rose of the Office of Naval Research Global and Future BRH Director Nigel Scrutton gave a webinar on ‘Fuels from Seawater’.  To listen to the discussion, visit BioChannel TV.

Future BRH and University of Manchester scientists have successfully produced synthetic spider silk to create a new biodegradable glue alternative. The synthetic spider silk glue works as well as commercially available adhesives without being environmentally harmful....

Future Director Nigel Scrutton and Director of Commercialisation Dr Kirk Malone discuss the green potential of biotechnologies in a New Statesman article published online today. Read the article here. The article comes ahead of a New Statesman online panel discussion...

Join the New Statesman for an online panel discussion and live Q&A, sponsored by the Manchester Institute of Biotechnology at The University of Manchester, exploring the role of biotechnology in improving sustainability and collaboration with industries. Register...

Congratulations to Future BRH academic Dr Anthony Green, who has been awarded the Royal Society of Chemistry Harrison-Meldola Memorial Prize for the design and evolution of enzymes using an expanded genetic code. Anthony’s research group develop disruptive enzyme...

Congratulations to Future BRH Director Prof Nigel Scrutton and Future BRH academic Prof Nicholas Turner, who have both been elected as Fellows of the Royal Society.  The highly prestigious award is thanks to their pioneering contributions to scientific discovery in...