Our vision is to develop biotechnologies to create a new generation of Living Buildings.
Newcastle Upon Tyne, England
Joined June 2019
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Hub for Biotechnology in the Built Environment retweeted
In beautiful Edinburgh today - exciting to see some of our HBBE biomaterials displayed at @EdSciFest @NtlMuseumsScot
Those attending @MicrobioSoc this week do stop by for a visit 👀
BioMateriOME on Tour!
@Bio_Buildings @NorthumbriaUni @UniofNewcastle
Hub for Biotechnology in the Built Environment retweeted
NEUK Event: How can we effectively valorize, visualize, biological data for innovation? 🧬
📅 Date: Thurs, April 18, 2024 ⏰: 4 PM
📍 Venue: Newcastle Uni, Devonshire G21/22
@UniofNewcastle @Bio_Buildings @NorthumbriaUni @NUBioeconomy @NEWCastle_HBB @ICO2S @CBCB_Newcastle
Hub for Biotechnology in the Built Environment retweeted
The last tickets for tonight’s event ‘Growing Home After Hours’ have just been released! 🍄
edinburghscience.co.uk/event… instagram.com/reel/C5LeZ9ZoF…
Hub for Biotechnology in the Built Environment retweeted
We’re very excited to have @Bio_Buildings and @UniofNewcastle interactive sculpture be apart of our Growing Home exhibition 'Growing Room'.
🆓 Free drop-in exhibition
🍄 National Museum Scotland
🍄Sat 30 Mar – Sun 14 Apr
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Hub for Biotechnology in the Built Environment retweeted
Thanks to all who joined our SynBio seminar with Prof. Tom Ellis! 🍷🔬 The food, wine, and science were superb. Here's to more great events! #SynBio2024 @CBCB_Newcastle, @Bio_Buildings ,@NEBiolabs
Hub for Biotechnology in the Built Environment retweeted
Don't miss: Exploring the intersection of biotechnology
and design, guided tours of the innovative exhibition at #theOME Available until 28 March @Bio_Buildings bbe.ac.uk/biogenic-construct…
Hub for Biotechnology in the Built Environment retweeted
Launching the Biogenic Construction exhibition at the OME!
@Bio_Buildings @EngineeringNCL @StudentsNCL @NorthumbriaUni – at Newcastle Upon Tyne, England
Hub for Biotechnology in the Built Environment retweeted
🧵(1/12) This is the QT Quotes of the Week:
“Imagine if we could grow buildings.” - @Bio_Buildings (via @DavidJWhetstone) theqt.online/growing-buildin…
Hub for Biotechnology in the Built Environment retweeted
🍄 Growing Room 🍄
Growing Room is an architectural structure standing over three meters high, grown from wool and mycelium by @Bio_Buildings at @UniofNewcastle. The piece shows how research into the future of biomaterials could transform how we build 🏡
Hub for Biotechnology in the Built Environment retweeted
Calling all #biotech researchers!
#RDBiotechnologydesign welcomes research that answer the following question:
🟢 What can we learn from biotechnology created outside the lab?
Click to find out more about this question and how to submit your results: bit.ly/3JQMmMe
Hub for Biotechnology in the Built Environment retweeted
We can’t wait to welcome our partners to Lancaster University on 15 March to share the culmination of five years of design-led research at 'The future is a work in progress' as part of our Festival of Futures. Will you join us? tinyurl.com/yc8fsbm4
Hub for Biotechnology in the Built Environment retweeted
Great news that @Bio_Buildings Growing Room will be part of the @EdSciFest this Spring - sharing this fascinating work with the public ncl.ac.uk/press/articles/lat…
Hub for Biotechnology in the Built Environment retweeted
📢NUAcT Research Seminar
Join us on 29/02/24, 2-3pm for our next seminar
Details: bit.ly/3SLRyoj
Catriona Anderson's research focuses on endosymbiosis in insects. 🕷️
@Bio_Buildings Marin Sawa's work explores biology in action. 🏘️Learn more: youtu.be/oGD0yhtBSFQ
Hub for Biotechnology in the Built Environment retweeted
In our latest episode Dr Jane Scott @responsiveknit discusses if fungus-filled textiles could become the new cutting-edge approach to interior design
Listen now at bit.ly/fromNCLpodcast or wherever you find your podcasts
@NCLalumni @HaSSFacultyNCL @Bio_Buildings @nuact_NCL
Hub for Biotechnology in the Built Environment retweeted
🍄✨ Shows the potential of sustainable building materials. Grown within a 3D knitted fabric, this piece is like a glimpse into the future. 🤔
Knitting the Future of Architecture using Fungal Mycelium - An arch made from fungal mycelium grown within 3D knitted fabric formwork, is on display @DesignMuseum! Visit us - Find more information at ow.ly/jwYe50Q9YaK
@responsiveknit @romykaiser @AAgraviador @dilan70635330
Hub for Biotechnology in the Built Environment retweeted
I had a great time last night at North East Women in Life Sciences. Some inspiring talks from women at the top of their game in industry and academia! And to top it off my poster showing off one my projects with @NorthumbriaUni and @Bio_Buildings won a prize!
@CYPartners #NEWILS
Hub for Biotechnology in the Built Environment retweeted
📢NUAcT Research Seminar
📅 29/02/24, 2-3pm
📍 BSTC.2.51
👩🔬Catriona Anderson's research focuses on endosymbiosis in insects. 🪲
👩💻Marin Sawa's @Bio_Buildings
Marin's work explores biology in action, particularly photosynthesis. 🌞🏡 Learn more:
youtu.be/oGD0yhtBSFQ
Hub for Biotechnology in the Built Environment retweeted
During this time they have applied their expertise to work at the intersection of design and global challenges: @CFPRresearch at UWE, Bristol, @Bio_Buildings at Newcastle University & Northumbria University, @Lab4Living at Sheffield Hallam University
Hub for Biotechnology in the Built Environment retweeted
Take a look at ImaginationLancaster's Festival of Futures. Flagship events, workshops and an exhibition of cutting-edge design research at Lancaster University from the 8-15th March 2024. Find out more and register your place at our flagship events at: lancaster.ac.uk/fof2024/
ALT Unlock the transformative power of design at the Festival of Futures.
Hub for Biotechnology in the Built Environment retweeted
Beautifully Simple Microbial Architectures #Winogradsky #2yearson #NewcastleGradeMud #EdinburghGradeMud #MicrobialColour @Bio_Buildings @NorthumbriaUni @UniofNewcastle
