ProfessorGeoff Baldwin
Professor of Synthetic and Molecular Biology
Department of Life Sciences - Faculty of Natural Sciences
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- Professor of Synthetic and Molecular BiologyDepartment of Life Sciences - Faculty of Natural Sciences
- 020 7594 5288 (Work)
- 508, Sir Alexander Fleming Building, South Kensington Campus, United Kingdom
BIO
Research Interests
Professor of Synthetic & Molecular Biology at Imperial College London, he is Co-Director of the Imperial College Centre for Synthetic Biology and Director of the EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in BioDesign Engineering. He has spent his career at the interface of the physical and life sciences. He has also crossed the boundary to engineering in the field of synthetic biology and more recent interests include enhancing data-led approaches through the integration of AI.
Research work in the Baldwin lab focuses on the development of synthetic biology approaches to facilitate the engineering of new biological systems for real-world applications. To this end we have developed foundational tools, like our BASIC DNA assembly method, that transform our ability to rapidly prototype new biological designs. We are also developing enhanced methods for accurate metrology to better understand and model the relationship between input design and phenotypic response. These fundamental developments are being applied across a broad range of projects that address gene circuit design; RNA feedback control; in vivo directed evolution for the generation of new protein specificity and functionality. Recently we have been developing new AI based approaches to integrate into the synbio stack.
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Professor of Synthetic & Molecular Biology at Imperial College London, he is Co-Director of the Imperial College Centre for Synthetic Biology and Director of the EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in BioDesign Engineering. He has spent his career at the interface of the physical and life sciences. He has also crossed the boundary to engineering in the field of synthetic biology and more recent interests include enhancing data-led approaches through the integration of AI.
Research work in the Baldwin lab focuses on the development of synthetic biology approaches to facilitate the engineering of new biological systems for real-world applications. To this end we have developed foundational tools, like our BASIC DNA assembly method, that transform our ability to rapidly prototype new biological designs. We are also developing enhanced methods for accurate metrology to better understand and model the relationship between input design and phenotypic response. These fundamental developments are being applied across a broad range of projects that address gene circuit design; RNA feedback control; in vivo directed evolution for the generation of new protein specificity and functionality. Recently we have been developing new AI based approaches to integrate into the synbio stack.
See the Research tab for further details.
FACULTY
- Faculty of Natural Sciences
POSITION NAME
- Professor of Synthetic and Molecular Biology