Michelle O'Malley
Professor of Chemical Engineering, University of California, Santa Barbara
2025 Synthetic Biology: Engineering, Evolution, & Design (SEED)
June 23, 2025 to June 26, 2025
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SEED is the leading technical event for synthetic biology — covering the field from its foundations to its commercial applications. Gain insight into next-generation development strategies from leaders in research and industry.
I am anticipating a diverse community of synthetic biology industry members and academic researchers coming together to share exciting new work. I am most excited to hear about the latest research advances and engage with members of this community during the technical and social events.
Featured Speakers
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Ramon Gonzalez
Professor and Florida World Class Scholar, University of South Florida (USF) -
Michael Jewett
Professor of Bioengineering , Stanford University -
Christina Smolke
CEO & Professor , Antheia & Stanford University -
Nelson R. Barton
Chief Technology Officer, Geno -
Carrie Eckert
Synthetic Biology Group Leader, Senior Scientist, Oak Ridge National Laboratory -
Min-Hyung Ryu
Principal Scientist, Pivot Bio -
Howard Salis
Associate Professor, Pennsylvania State University -
Lingchong You
Professor, Duke University -
Caleb Bashor
Assistant Professor, Rice University -
Jennifer Brophy
Assistant Professor, Stanford University -
Alexandre Zanghellini
Co-Founder and CEO , Arzeda Corporation -
Timothy Lu
Associate Professor, Massachusetts Institute of Technology -
Marilene Pavan
Synthetic Biology Strategy Manager, Lanzatech -
Muriel Dewilde
Business Development Manager, Bio Base Europe Pilot Plant -
Athanasios Dousis
Director, Protein & RNA Engineering, Tessera Therapeutics, Inc. -
Arvind Ramanathan
Computational Biologist , Argonne National Laboratory -
Michael Baym
Associate Professor, Harvard Medical School -
Cecilia Martinez-Gomez
Associate Professor , UC Berkeley
As both a participant and co-chair for SEED 2025, I am thrilled to engage with groundbreaking research across the synthetic biology landscape, from AI-driven advances to sustainable biomanufacturing solutions. I look forward to not only absorbing the latest developments from our diverse community but also helping shape meaningful discussions and connections that will drive our field forward through both technical sessions and networking opportunities.
