How To Teach Synthetic Biology

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1 SSBSS 2015 Preliminary Program

2 Supporters of SSBSS 2015 The organizers would like to acknowledge the following for their generous support of this summer school: Leonardo Design Systems 2

3 International Synthetic & Systems Biology Summer School SSBSS 15 Biology meets Engineering and Computer Science Taormina - Sicily, Italy, July 5-9, ssbss.school@gmail.com Agenda Website for the School: address for the organizers: ssbss.school@gmail.com Venue: Hotel Villa Diodoro Via Bagnoli Croci 75, Taormina, Messina, Italy T: E: diodoro@gaishotels.com W: W: Registration: in the hallway outside the Main Conference Room (a.k.a Ettore Majorana Room) Poster will be on display in the Loggia of the Main Conference Room Wireless Login for School Room Internet: Networking ID: Taosciences Password: TBA List of Restaurants and Bar close to the Conference Venue: Ristorante Al Giardino Via Bagnoli Croci, Taormina Messina Minimarket Venuto Via Bagnoli Croci, 68 Taormina Messina Ristorante La Bougainville Via Bagnoli Croci, Taormina Messina Al Settimo Cielo del Paradiso Via Roma, 2 Taormina Messina

4 International Synthetic & Systems Biology Summer School SSBSS 15 Biology meets Engineering and Computer Science Taormina - Sicily, Italy, July 5-9, ssbss.school@gmail.com SSBSS 2015 is a full-immersion course on cutting-edge advances in systems and synthetic biology. The school provides a stimulating environment for doctoral students, early career researches and industry leaders. The school will be lectured by world-renowned experts of synthetic and systems biology including: Adam Arkin, University of California Berkeley, USA Jef D. Boeke, New York University Langone Medical Center, USA Angela DePace, Harvard University, USA Forbes Dewey, MIT, USA Karmella Haynes, Arizona State University, USA Richard Kitney, Imperial College London, UK Philip Maini, Oxford University, UK Giancarlo Mauri, University of Milano - Bicocca, Italy Leslie Mitchell, New York University Langone Medical Center, USA Steve Oliver, Cambridge University, UK Velia Siciliano, MIT, USA Ron Weiss, MIT, USA Nicola Zamboni, ETH, Switzerland Luca Zammataro, IIT, Italy Industrial Panel: Jon D. Chesnut, Life Sciences Solutions Group -Thermo Fisher Scientific, USA Zach Serber, Zymergen, Inc.,USA School Directors: Jef D. Boeke, York University Langone Medical Center, USA Giuseppe Nicosia, University of Catania Mario Pavone, University of Catania Giovanni Stracquadanio, University of Oxford 4

5 International Synthetic & Systems Biology Summer School Biology meets Engineering and Computer Science SSBSS 2015 Program Overview Sun, 5 July Mon, 6 July Tue, 7 July Wed, 8 July Thu, 9 July 9:00 10:00 R. Weiss P. Maini A. DePace S. Oliver Z. Serber 10:00 11:00 A. Arkin K. Haynes J. D. Boeke N. Zamboni L. Zammataro 11:00 11:30 coffee break coffee break coffee break coffee break coffee break 11:30 12:30 P. Maini F. Dewey A. DePace S. Oliver Z. Serber 12:30 13:30 R. Weiss R. Kitney J. D. Boeke Z. Serber L. Mitchell 13:30 15:00 on own for lunch on own for lunch on own for lunch on own for lunch on own for lunch 15:00 16:00 A. Arkin R. Kitney G. Mauri N. Zamboni L. Mitchell 16:00 17:00 K. Haynes F. Dewey G. Mauri Oral Talks II Oral Talks IV 17:00 17:30 coffee break coffee break coffee break coffee break coffee break 17:30 18:30 J. Chesnut Oral Talks I V. Siciliano Oral Talks III Oral Talks V 18:30 20:00 Welcome cocktail Poster Session I Poster Session II Poster Session III Swimming Pool Party 5

6 International Synthetic & Systems Biology Summer School Biology meets Engineering and Computer Science SSBSS 2015 Program Details Saturday, 4 th July 14:30 19:30 15:00 19:30 Arrival and Registration Poster Setup for Poster Session I Sunday, 5 th July 8:15 Registration 9:00 10:00 Synthetic Biology: From Parts to Complex Circuits Ron Weiss, MIT, USA Genome-scale Discovery of the Determinants of Optimal Biological Function Adam Arkin, University of California Berkeley, USA 11:00 coffee break 11:30 12:30 Mathematical Modelling of Biological Pattern Formation Philip Maini, Oxford University, UK Mammalian Synthetic Biology: Scientific and Therapeutic Perspectives Ron Weiss, MIT, USA 13:30 on own for lunch 15:00 16:00 On the Challenges in Engineering Activity in Complex Contexts from 100,000 Liter Bioreactors to Human Guts Adam Arkin, University of California Berkeley, USA Designing CRISPR for the Engineering of DNA in Mammalian Cells Karmella Haynes, Arizona State University, USA 17:00 coffee break 17:30 CRISPR-based Genome Editing Tools: New Applications and Streamlined Workflows Jon D. Chesnut, Life Sciences Solutions Group, Thermo Fisher Scientific, USA 18:30 Welcome cocktail 6

7 Monday, 6 th July 9:00 10:00 Modelling Invasions Philip Maini, Oxford University, UK Mapping and Engineering of Chromatin in Mammalian Cells Karmella Haynes, Arizona State University, USA 11:00 coffee break 11:30 12:30 Quantitative Modeling of Molecular Pathways I: Fundamentals Forbes Dewey, MIT, USA An Engineering Approach to Synthetic Biology Design 1 Richard Kitney, Imperial College London, UK 13:30 on own for lunch 15:00 16:00 An Engineering Approach to Synthetic Biology Design 2 Richard Kitney, Imperial College London, UK Quantitative Modeling of Molecular Pathways II: Examples from Systems and Synthetic Biology Forbes Dewey, MIT, USA 17:00 coffee break 17:30 Oral Talks Session I Session Chair: L. Mitchell, New York University Langone Medical Center, USA 18:30 Poster Session I Tuesday, 7 th July 9:00 10:00 Developmental Gene Regulatory Networks Angela DePace, Harvard University, USA Assembling DNA: from Nucleotide to Chromosome Jef D. Boeke, New York University Langone Medical Center, USA 11:00 coffee break 11:30 12:30 Measuring, Modeling and Manipulating Regulatory DNA Angela DePace, Harvard University, USA Sc2.0, the Synthetic Yeast Genome Project Jef D. Boeke, New York University Langone Medical Center, USA 7

8 13:30 on own for lunch & Poster setup for Poster Session II 15:00 16:00 Computational methods in Systems Biology: from modelling to GPU acceleration Giancarlo Mauri, University of Milano - Bicocca, Italy Efficient Inference of Cancer Progression Models from Cross-sectional Data Giancarlo Mauri, University of Milano - Bicocca, Italy 17:00 coffee break 17:30 Synthetic Biology in Mammalian Systems for Biomedical Applications Velia Siciliano, MIT, USA 18:30 Poster Session II Wednesday, 8 th July 9:00 10:00 Improving the yeast metabolic model as a tool in strain design Steve Oliver, Cambridge University, UK Reconstruction of metabolic regulation by large-scale metabolomics Nicola Zamboni, ETH, Switzerland 11:00 coffee break 11:30 12:30 Harnessing synthetic biology and the Robot Scientist in drug discovery Steve Oliver, Cambridge University, UK Lessons learned from optimizing microbes for large scale industrial fermentation. What has worked Zach Serber, Zymergen, Inc.,USA 13:30 on own for lunch & Poster setup for Poster Session III 15:00 16:00 Bottom up modeling of dynamic metabolic systems Nicola Zamboni, ETH, Switzerland Oral Talks Session II Session Chair: L. Mitchell, New York University Langone Medical Center, USA 17:00 coffee break 17:30 Oral Talks Session III Session Chair: L. Mitchell, New York University Langone Medical Center, USA 18:30 Poster Session III 8

9 Thursday, 9 th July 9:00 10:00 Applying robotics and manufacturing principles to strain engineering Zach Serber, Zymergen, Inc.,USA TBA Luca Zammataro, IIT, Italy 11:00 coffee break 11:30 12:30 An interactive workshop: starting your own synthetic biology company Zach Serber So you think you can assemble DNA' design challenge Leslie Mitchell, New York University Langone Medical Center, USA 13:30 on own for lunch 15:00 16:00 Engineering and applications of synthetic mammalian artificial chromosomes Leslie Mitchell, New York University Langone Medical Center, USA Oral Talks Session IV Session Chair: L. Mitchell, New York University Langone Medical Center, USA 17:00 coffee break 17:30 Oral Talks Session V Session Chair: L. Mitchell, New York University Langone Medical Center, USA 18:30 Swimming Pool Party 9

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