What does it take to become a scientist in industry? When asked to write this month’s blog, I thought it would be interesting for readers to hear about my journey from education to scientist within the molecular biology team here…
Image: Ingenza Molecular Biologists; Research Assistant, Louis Marlow and Senior Scientist, Stephen McColm Industrial biotech specialist Ingenza has announced that its collaboration with Syngenta for work on efficient technologies to support the development of crop protection products has been extended…
Image: Ingenza colleagues; (L-R) Sharon Versteeg, Dr Leonardo Magneschi and Craig Gilmour Edinburgh-based Ingenza, a leader in the application of industrial biotechnology and synthetic biology, is pleased to announce that it has become a stakeholder in Amprologix, a spin-out company…
Image: (L-R) Ingenza colleagues Dr Rita Cruz, Dr Alison Arnold and Lois Henderson. Ingenza is delighted to announce that Alison Arnold – the company’s Head of Fermentation and Microbiology – has won the Scottish Women’s Award 2018 for Services to…
Monday With the sun slowly burning through the morning mist, you can tell it’s going to be a beautiful day. Walking to work suddenly doesn’t seem so bad, especially since relocating to the new building where the views are amazing…
Monday Monday morning and I treat myself at the Costa Drive Thru en route to work, although I’m not a coffee drinker so it’s just a large cup of breakfast tea to kick start my day! Diary management is essential…
Ingenza is pleased to announce a collaboration with the University of Dundee and Drochaid Research Services on a highly innovative project that aims to reduce the waste carbon dioxide generated by industrial biotech manufacturing applications. Funded by Zero Waste Scotland,…
Ingenza is pleased to announce its relocation to Roslin Innovation Centre, a £30 million, multi-purpose research hub on the University of Edinburgh’s Easter Bush Campus. The centre offers 41,000 sq ft of flexible laboratory and office space, and Ingenza will…
Ingenza has joined forces with leading universities and industrial partners to participate in the ConBioChem collaboration, a translational project focused on the development of novel platform technologies for the continuous bio-production of commodity chemicals. The consortium, led by Professor Gill…