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Blueprint 361
'“Happiness can be found even in the darkest of times, if one only remembers to turn on the light.” - Albus Dumbledore
Welcome to the University of Warwick!
The Blueprint 361 system is designed to create biologically compatible implants and surface coatings, for use in the Therapeutic Industry. It does this via a novel cell-based 3D printing system: light activated amino acids are used to control the spatial and temporal expression of genes.
Synthetic Biology Team Division.
Chemistry
Studying the rheological behaviour of cellulose, spider silk and fibrin.
Engineering
Creating an efficient and optimal solution for making the 3D printer.
Biology
Synthesising a new DNA circuit and inserting it into a plasmid backbone.
Meet the Team.
