NanoSyrinx co-founder Nick Waterfield appointed as Professor at Warwick Medical School

The whole NanoSyrinx team would like to congratulate our co-founder Nick Waterfield on his recently announced promotion to full Professor at the University of Warwick Medical School.

This is a richly deserved appointment as Prof. Waterfield’s track record in molecular microbiology is substantial. With particular emphasis on bacterial toxicology and the adaptations required for benign environmental bacteria to become hazardous to human health, the Waterfield lab is well known in the field.

Without his fascination and deep insights about bacterial evolution, the types of innovative discoveries that underpin NanoSyrinx’s core technology would not have happened.

Congratulations Nick!

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NanoSyrinx highlighted in Cell Trends

Our CEO Joe Healey was recently invited to write a piece for Cell Trends’ “Industry Highlights”, which is now available online here. These articles offer short reads about up and coming companies and technologies that are making waves in the industry. NanoSyrinx is delighted to have had the opportunity to tell our story. The article […]

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NanoSyrinx CEO Joe Healey appointed to DSIT’s Engineering Biology Steering Group

In 2023, the UK Government published the “National Vision for Engineering Biology”. The report highlighted the ambitions of the UK to be a world leader in the Engineering Biology (a.k.a. Synthetic Biology) sector, and described how £2BN would be put to work over the next decade, cementing the UK’s position at the front of the […]

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NanoSyrinx at Number 10

Our CEO Joe Healey was invited to Number 10 this week, to discuss the future of Engineering Biology in the UK as part of a networking and investment breakfast. Synthetic biology or “Engineering Biology” has been highlighted as one of the five key technology areas for the UK’s future economy. Understanding how best to incubate, […]

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