Friday, 13 November 2026 | 15:45 - 17:30
MaPEB: Metabolic engineering and bioproduction
- MaPEB
As the demand for bio-based products increases, the efficient optimization of both biocatalysts and microbial hosts is absolutely essential. This session explores how innovative tools can be employed to overcome traditional development bottlenecks in metabolic engineering. The program highlights advanced computational strategies that simultaneously optimize multiple enzyme properties in a single step, alongside newly developed genetic workflows designed for highly efficient and stable strain engineering. Join us to discover how these next-generation methodologies are accelerating the creation of robust, scalable biological systems for modern biomanufacturing.
4 speakers
Senior Lecturer
The University of Queensland
Assoc.Prof., working group leader acib
Graz University of Technology /acib GmbH
Associate Professor
Technical University of Denmark
Scientist
Gen-H Genetic Engineering Heidelberg