- Date 1 Nov 2022
The Chief Strategy Officer at Lucideon is set to help the emerging field of engineering biology translate from academia to pioneering use in industry.
Anike Te has been appointed honorary Aegis Professor of Engineering Biology at the University of Bristol's Faculties of Science and Life Sciences, for a three year term.
In the role, Anike will provide strategic direction and help the university identify when and how the academic stages of the new technology can be transferred to practical use in industry.
Anike said: "I am honoured and grateful to the University of Bristol for the appointment of Aegis Professor.
"It’s a great opportunity to bring together academia and industry in an innovative, collaborative approach.
"Lucideon is becoming increasingly involved in synthetic and engineering biology.
"It's a very exciting area of science, which touches on many industries and technologies, and creates solutions to real-world issues, both in the UK and internationally."
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