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Biotechnology
Using living organisms, cells, and biological processes to develop materials, products, and technological capabilities.
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- Biomanufacturing and bioprocessing technologiesProcesses that use biological systems to produce and recover useful substances and materials at manufacturing scale.—
- Biotic/abiotic interfaces and novel materialsInterfaces and materials that connect living systems with nonliving components, enabling biological and engineered systems to work together.—
- Engineering of sub-cellular, multicellular, multi-scale, cell-free, and viral systemsEngineering biological systems at different scales, from cellular components and cell-free reactions to multicellular structures and viral systems.—
- NeurotechnologiesTools for measuring, understanding, and interacting with nervous-system activity.—
- Novel synthetic biology including nucleic acid synthesis; genome and epigenome engineering; protein design, synthesis, and engineering; and computational modelingDesigning and modifying biological molecules and systems, using genetic engineering, protein engineering, and computational models to obtain desired functions.—
- Novel therapeutic design and manufacturingMethods for designing new treatments and developing the processes needed to manufacture them.—