The role of natural products and synthetic biology in drug discovery

Published: 24-Feb-2012

21 March 2012
Symposium
University of Aberdeen, Scotland

Groundbreaking research into the development of new medicines from the earth’s natural resources will be the focus of this symposium. The symposium aims to highlight the ways in which industry and scientists can work together to harness the potential of nature’s tools to treat diseases including cancer, bacterial infections and parasitic and inflammatory diseases

Organiser: University of Aberdeen Marine Biodiscovery Centre

Contact: m.jaspars@abdn.ac.uk

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