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    This document describes three strategic scenarios for synthetic biology facilities or "fabs". Scenario 1 involves a fab affiliated with Stanford University in partnership with other academic institutions. Scenario 2 is an academic-industry joint venture fab. Scenario 3 is a fab owned by the Synthetic Biology Foundation and supported through grants, donations, and venture capital. The Foundation scenario outlines potential fab activities like tools and resources provision, as well as Foundation roles in standards development, legal and policy work, events and prizes, and outreach. Examples are given of existing organizations employing related models.

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    This document describes three strategic scenarios for synthetic biology facilities or "fabs". Scenario 1 involves a fab affiliated with Stanford University in partnership with other academic institutions. Scenario 2 is an academic-industry joint venture fab. Scenario 3 is a fab owned by the Synthetic Biology Foundation and supported through grants, donations, and venture capital. The Foundation scenario outlines potential fab activities like tools and resources provision, as well as Foundation roles in standards development, legal and policy work, events and prizes, and outreach. Examples are given of existing organizations employing related models.

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    Synbio

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    Lily Rangle
    This document describes three strategic scenarios for synthetic biology facilities or "fabs". Scenario 1 involves a fab affiliated with Stanford University in partnership with other academic institutions. Scenario 2 is an academic-industry joint venture fab. Scenario 3 is a fab owned by the Synthetic Biology Foundation and supported through grants, donations, and venture capital. The Foundation scenario outlines potential fab activities like tools and resources provision, as well as Foundation roles in standards development, legal and policy work, events and prizes, and outreach. Examples are given of existing organizations employing related models.

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    Synthetic Biology: Strategic Alternative Examples

    Scenario 1: Stanford-affiliated fab Scenario 2: Academia/industry fab joint venture

    Corporations/industry
    Stanford (Berkeley,
    Stanford partners:
    MIT, CalTech)
    R R Energy/Pharma, etc.

    Fab Fab
    Research D D
    Development
    Example: Stanford SimTK Example: Stanford Global Climate and Energy Project (GCEP)

    Scenario 3: Synthetic Biology Foundation-owned fab

    Grant-supported Donor-supported VC-supported

    Synthetic Biology
    Stanford Incubator
    Foundation Foundation activities:
    R
    • Fab and tools/resources
    • Standards and working groups
    • Legal and policy efforts
    Fab • Events, grants and prizes
    D • Outreach, marketing and education
    Prepared by: Melanie Swan
    melanieswan.com/synbio.ppt
    Examples: Redwood Neuroscience Institute and Numenta (R&D) 1
    Date: January 29, 2009
    Plug and Play Tech Center (Incubator)
    Synthetic Biology Foundation

    Events, grants, prizes Outreach: marketing,


    Fab and tools Standards Legal and policy
    and advisory education and journal

    Fab • Standards methodology Legal Events Marketing


    • Research Development • Technical standards • Technology transfer • IGEM • Graphic novels
    • Automated DNA Construction • Working groups • Intellectual property • SB 4.0, 5.0 • Parts Registry UI
    • Fab Manufacturing • Technology roadmaps • Legal standards • Sub-fields • PR/media strategy
    • Standards resources • Licensing templates • Workshops • Blog, podcast
    Tools • IEEE interaction • Regional
    • Parts Registry Policy Interaction
    • Model Repository • Policy formation Grants and prizes • Colloquia
    • Abstraction Hierarchies • Committee participation • Grants • User groups, meetups
    • Complexity Management Tools • Safety roadmap • Grand challenges
    • ELSI programs • Awards Education
    Tools support • Prizes/contests • Undergrad starter kits
    • OpenWetWare • HS programs
    • Tools documentation Advisory • Science kits
    • Tools data sheets • Incubator interaction • Workshops
    • Startup advisory • Webcasts/videos

    Journal
    • New: applied focus
    • Open access
    • Survey articles
    Synthetic Biology Application Areas:
    • Energy
    • Chemicals
    • Manufacturing
    • Agriculture LEGEND
    Prepared by: Melanie Swan
    • Healthcare/medicine • Current activities
    melanieswan.com/synbio.ppt
    • Computing • Potential activities 2
    Date: January 29, 2009
    Old version from the first meeting
    Synthetic Biology: Strategic Overview

    BioBricks Competition Outreach &


    Academia Tools Conference Journal
    Foundation & Advisory Marketing

    • Education (U & Gr) • Standards Methodology • Parts Registry • SB 4.0 • New • IGEM • Graphic novels
    • Research • Technical Standards • Model Repository • Sub-fields • Open access • Grand challenges • ELSI programs
    • Technology transfer • Legal Standards • Abstraction Hierarchies • Workshops • Survey articles • Awards • PR/media strategy
    • Research institutes • Working Groups • Fab • Regional • Prizes/contests • Blog, podcast
    • Technology Roadmaps • OpenWetWare • Grants • HS programs
    • Development focus • Codon Devices • Parts Registry UI
    • User groups
    • Meetups
    • Webcasts/videos
    • Educational materials
    • Science kits

    Synthetic Biology Application Areas:


    • Energy
    • Chemicals LEGEND
    • Manufacturing • Current activities
    • Agriculture • Potential activities
    • Healthcare/medicine
    • Computing

    Prepared by: Melanie Swan


    melanieswan.com/synbio.ppt
    3
    Date: January 16, 2009

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