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The latest digital tools for engineering biology can generate millions of predictions about proteins, microbes, and cells in minutes.

Turning those predictions into real-world solutions, however, requires the ability to build and precisely test living systems at a massive scale.

That’s where GIFS comes in.

Join the Global Institute for Food Security (GIFS) at the University of Saskatchewan on Sept. 23 for an exclusive look inside Canada’s first biofoundry built to advance agriculture and food innovation.

From Data to Design: Leveraging Automation for Engineering Biology

Tuesday, Sept. 23
10 a.m. in Saskatoon (Noon EST)

Candle Span Room
at Innovation Place (Saskatoon)

Register

At this hybrid seminar, you’ll have opportunities to:

• Learn how biology, lab automation, and machine learning are enabling high-throughput workflows to scale and accelerate innovative research and development.
• Explore the leading-edge technologies and technical services GIFS has established to support strain engineering, cell growth and phenotyping, and comprehensive proteomics and metabolomics.
• Apply for a discount of up to $5,000 on strain engineering and DNA assembly services. Details and eligibility will be shared with all attendees.

Joining us in-person? Sign up for a complimentary lunch and tour of our nearby facility following the seminar.

Thank you to Agilent Technologies for its sponsorship of this seminar.

Questions? Contact [email protected].