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Synthetic Biology Project

23 November 2009 | EN

The Synthetic Biology Project, run by the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in the United States, promotes informed public and policy debate on synthetic biology — the science of making or re-designing living organisms, such as bacteria, to carry out specific functions.

The project publishes news, research results and reports on policy issues, public perceptions and ethical issues surrounding synthetic biology. It also links to related publications and external resources.

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