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The Boston Mammalian Synthetic Biology Symposium (da BOMB) is a one-day symposium bringing together researchers, trainees, and innovators in mammalian synthetic biology.
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da BOMB provides a trainee-focused event to share research related to mammalian synthetic biology. We’re inviting labs across the Boston area.
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Our goal is to showcase exciting research, build community, and create a welcoming place for trainees and established investigators to exchange ideas.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is da BOMB?
da BOMB is the Boston Mammalian synthetic biology symposium. It is trainee-focused event to share research related to mammalian synthetic biology with the goal of promoting research sharing and community.
Who should attend?
Researchers, trainees, and others interested in mammalian synthetic biology are welcome. This includes graduate students, postdocs, faculty, staff scientists, and industry participants.
Who should submit an abstract?
Anyone who would like to be considered for a talk or poster should submit an abstract through the registration form . You must be a trainee to present but professors and staff are and encouraged to attend!
Can I present a poster if I am not ready to present a talk?
Yes. If you would like to share your work but are not ready for a talk, you can request a poster presentation instead.
How much does it cost?
Registration is free for Boston-area labs and affiliates.
What is the schedule?
9:30-10 am Registration
10-12 pm Trainee Talks Session 1<
12-1 pm Lunch<
10-12 pm Trainee Talks Session 2<
2-3:30 pm Poster Session<
3:30-5 pm Trainee Talks Session 3<
Contact
Questions about registration, abstracts, or logistics? Ask: Kasey Love
Past Meetings
2022 Boston Mammalian Synthetic Biology
2023 Boston Mammalian Synthetic Biology













































