A sustainable future calls for innovative ways of producing the current building blocks of the world — the vast amounts of plastics, nylons, rubbers, and other materials that we use on a daily basis — as well as completely new molecules and substances. 

One route to this is through the use of non-polluting synthetic biology processes. However, engineering multi-step enzymatic reactions to manufacture these materials remains challenging.

Watch this webinar to hear Matthew Thompson, Director of Engineering at EnginZyme, discuss his experiences and provide best practice advice on utilizing synthetic biology for enzyme optimization and fine chemical production.