UK-Korea Biofoundry Network

London BioFoundry
London, UK
The London Biofoundry is a state-of-the-art automated facility dedicated to synthetic biology research and development. It provides access to cutting-edge robotics and automation for DNA assembly, protein expression, and metabolic engineering.
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Edinburgh Genome Foundry
Edinburgh, UK
The Edinburgh Genome Foundry specializes in automated DNA assembly and synthetic biology applications. The facility supports research in genome synthesis, DNA library construction, and synthetic chromosome assembly.
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Manchester Biofoundry
Manchester, UK
The Manchester biofoundry is harnessing the power of SynBio to access synthetically bioderived chemicals and (non)natural products towards 'greener' more sustainable manufacturing processes. We have developed a highly integrated interdisciplinary technology platform with truly world-leading infrastructure towards engineering biology workflows, from enzyme engineering and DNA pathway assembly to strain engineering, unlocking new biological routes to natural and non-natural compounds. Through the automated platforms and analytical facilities for engineering biology we aim to unlock new potential from synthetic biology and protein engineering. The Manchester biofoundry is hosted by the Manchester Institute of Biotechnology (MIB) providing state of the art infrastructure for biomolecule engineering that is embedded in its foundational and translational multidisciplinary science programmes.
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KAIST BioFAB
Daejeon, Korea
KAIST BioFAB is a leading biofoundry facility in South Korea, specializing in rapid prototyping and optimization of biological systems. The facility supports research in metabolic engineering, protein engineering, and synthetic biology.
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K-Biofoundry
Daejeon, Korea
K-Biofoundry at KRIBB focuses on advancing biotechnology through automated experimentation and standardized workflows. The facility specializes in strain engineering, high-throughput screening, and synthetic biology applications.
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