Our MRes provides a foundation into how design and engineering approaches are used in the creation of new biotechnological processes and products.<br>Advances in biotechnology, computing, and laboratory automation are being coupled with design thinking approaches and engineer biological systems.<br>These may produce more sustainable products than traditional manufacturing. Examples include: the production of synthetic meat substitutes<br>dairy-free milk, adaptive building materials, petroleum-replacement products, designer antimicrobial compounds, smart drug delivery systems<br>The training forms an excellent foundation for students opting to follow a research-orientated career path. It also opens up opportunities for successful careers in the biotechnology industry<br>The course is interdisciplinary. You'll be suitable for this course if you are a science graduate and are looking to develop your knowledge and research skills.