"The use of a systematic synthetic phonics programme was shown to give children a flying start with their reading, writing and spelling, it was effective for catch-up, it reduced special educational needs across the schools and it enabled higher numbers of children to transfer to their secondary schools well equipped to access the curriculum," Grant concluded.
JTP and J-MD were also supported by the "Platform Green Synthetic Biology" programme (http://www.pgsb.nl/) funded by NGI.
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It's a fledgling enterprise – after creating their company, Aranex Biotech, in April, Gui and Huang moved to Ireland to take part in Indie.bio's three-month synthetic biology accelerator programme hosted at University College, Cork.
This will provide bioengineers with a more diversified and more efficient innovation tool for biomaterial design, synthesis and function than currently achieved with synthetic materials chemistry programmes and rational based materials design approach, which require reasoned logic.
In 2012, multiple agencies including the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory DSTLL) invested £2.4M in the "Joint Synthetic Biology Initiative", and in 2014 the DSTL and the Centre for Defence Enterprise announced a further £1M for a research programme on "Synthetic Biology Applications in Defence" and a further £3M (potentially) in phase 2 of this programme.
In January, the government launched a synthetic biology research and development programme, which will receive 25-million Singapore dollars (US$19 million) over five years.
Great progress has been made in expanding the categories of characterised biological components that can be used for cellular signal manipulation, thereby allowing synthetic biologists to more rationally programme increasingly complex behaviours into living cells.
This article provides a synthetic overview of the research programme carried out at INRETS-LESCOT over the last 10 years, in view to studying and modelling the mental representations of car drivers.
