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SBE Special Sections in CEP Magazine

SBE members gain access to the semi-annual SBE Special Section in CEP.

SBE Special Section: Synthetic Biology

This special section takes an in-depth look at some of the companies innovating in the synthetic biology space, and discusses what will need to happen to maintain the talent pipeline for this industry to further spearhead such discoveries.  Download the entire 24-page supplement. ...

SBE Special Section: Biosafety and Biosecurity

Complete Biosafety and Biosecurity special section: Anticipating Biosecurity Needs: No easy task; Introduction to Biosafety and Biosecurity; Ensuring the Responsible Use of Synthetic DNA; Synthetic Biology and Biosecurity Policy; Defending against Future Pandemics.

Defending Against Future Pandemics

High-biocontainment labs carry out ongoing research on lethal diseases to prepare the U.S. for potential outbreaks.

Anticipating Biosecurity Needs: No Easy Task

As researchers continue to make advances in biotechnology, industry and governments must ensure that proper biosafety and biosecurity measures are in place to mitigate biothreats.

Ensuring the Responsible Use of Synthetic DNA

DNA synthesis companies must ensure that the synthetic DNA they create is used only in responsible research. Continued investment in biosecurity will be critical as synthetic biology technologies advance.

Introduction to Biosafety and Biosecurity

Biotechnology research is advancing at a rapid pace. Scientists must seriously consider biosecurity and biosafety concerns that may arise in their work.

Synthetic Biology and Biosecurity Policy

Biosecurity policy initiatives are ill-equipped to keep pace with the risks, threats, and vulnerabilities associated with recent synthetic biology research and innovations.

Complex Fluid Formulations: A Source of Inspiration and Innovation

Chemical engineers are well positioned to design and manufacture formulated liquid products, but formulated product design is not often taught in a unified way.

The Formulator’s Toolbox for Consumer Products

Formulators use four main tools to tune the physical properties of a product and create the qualities and functionality that consumers expect.

The Future is Now for Cosmetics and Consumer Products

Although the cosmetics industry has been around for hundreds of years, the industry today is remarkably technology-driven.

What’s Next for the Cosmetics Industry?

Cosmetics are moving toward a future of personalization and sustainability. As the industry modernizes, many companies are developing increasingly cutting-edge, innovative products.

Cosmetics and Consumer Products Special Section

The Future is Now for Cosmetics and Consumer Products; What's Next for the Cosmetics Industry?; The Formulator's Toolbox for Consumer Products; ...

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