The 2026 International Mammalian Synthetic Biology Workshop (mSBW) convenes leaders in mammalian synthetic biology and related fields to explore foundational technologies, molecular engineering, cell & gene therapeutics, and scalable biomanufacturing strategies. Attendees gain insights into cutting-edge research, design-build-test workflows, and innovations that are driving the translation of synthetic biology from experimental systems toward real-world applications in health, bioproduction, and beyond.

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Learn more at https://www.aiche.org/sbe/conferences/mammalian-synthetic-biology-workshop/2026?utm_source=WikiCF&utm_medium=Ad&utm_campaign=mSBW2026

SESSION TOPICS
• Generative Biology
• Foundational Technologies
• Cell & Gene Therapeutics
• Molecular Engineering
• Cell-based Biomanufacturing and Factory Cells
• Developmental, Multicellular, and Regenerative Systems
• Synthetic Biology for Immune Engineering


CONFERENCE CHAIRS
Jonathan Brunger, Vanderbilt University
Tara Deans, Georgia Tech

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Caleb Bashor, Rice University
Lacra Bintu, Stanford University
Kyle G. Daniels, Stanford University
Diego Di Bernardo, Telethon Institute of Genetics
and Medicine
Xiaojing Gao, Stanford University
Katie Galloway, MIT
Michael Garton, University of Toronto
Kiley Graim, University of Florida
Rogelio Hernandez-Lopez, Stanford, University
Barbara Jusiak, UC Irvine
Ahmad (Mo) Khalil, Harvard University
Joshua Leonard, Northwestern University
Leonardo Morsut, Keck School of Medicine of USC
Andrew Ng, Genentech
John Ngo, Boston University
Velia Siciliano, Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia
David Truong, NYU
Alexander Vlahos, Georgia Tech
Ron Weiss, MIT
Wilson Wong, Boston University
Peter Yingxiao Wang, USC

Conference Organized by the Society for Biological Engineering

About SBE
Established in 2004, the Society for Biological Engineering is a technological community for engineers and applied scientists integrating biology with engineering. Members of SBE come from a broad spectrum of industries and disciplines and share in SBE’s mission of realizing the benefits of bioprocessing, biomedical and biomolecular applications. Learn more about SBE at https://www.aiche.org/sbe