Vnat 2023

We are thrilled to host another Vnat conference this year! This conference is dedicated to the emerging model organism Vibrio natriegens. The conference will take place Mar 13th - 15th on Zoom and is free to join. To find out more, visit sites.williams.edu/vnatconference. Register now!

Day 3 of Vnat2023! We are going to have 5 speakers who will talk about engineering Vnat for a sustainable future! Please check the details at sites.williams.edu/vnatconference/

Our CEO, Henry Lee, chats with fellow Vnat experts about accelerating research through Cultivarium by providing tools and data for culturing, omics, annotation, and engineering. We still don't know why Vnat replicates so fast - what hypotheses do you have? @VnatConference @hhlee

We look forward to seeing you on Tuesday for the Vnat 2023 conference. The complete conference information, including abstracts and approximate talk times, is now available at sites.williams.edu/vnatconference/.

In less than two hours, we are going to start Vnat2023! We have four speakers who will talk about Tools and Methods for engineering Vibrio natriegens. If you haven't registered yet, please do at: sites.williams.edu/vnatconference/. See you in a bit!

Tune in for the final day of #vnat2022 starting now!!! Todays sessions will highlight emerging Tools & Methods for use in V. natriegens.

The second day of #Vnat2022 will be kicking off shortly (2pm GMT/9am EST)! Join us for another exciting day of talks focusing on Basic Science Research

Make sure to tune in for the first day of Vnat2022 starting at 2:00pm GMT (9:00 am EST)! Sessions today include Metabolic Engineering and Systems Biology. Looking forward to seeing you all there! #vnat2022

Less than a week away until the start of Vnat 2022, a virtual conference all about the incredible marine bacterium Vibrio natriegens! There is still time to register at sites.williams.edu/vnatconference as well as info about the exciting lineup of speakers.

We are excited to announce registration is now open for Vnat 2022, a virtual conference discussing the emerging model bacterium Vibrio natriegens! The conference will take place March 2-4 on Zoom and is FREE to join. For more info and to register visit sites.williams.edu/vnatconference

On Friday 5th February, our dr. Seb Wenk will present his work on the metabolic engineering of Vibrio natriegens for formatotrophic growth. An exciting work done in tandem with @FilFederici. Join to know more!

Speaker Announcement: On Friday 5th Feb, Sebastian Wenk will present on engineering Vnat to grow on formate alone. Register at bit.ly/vnat2021!

Speaker Announcement: On Friday 5th Feb, Zheng Wang and Gregory Ellis will present on the production of small molecules using Vnat. Register at bit.ly/vnat2021!

Speaker Announcement: On Friday 5th Feb, Robert Stella and Anna Trodler will present on the production of amino acids and recombinant proteins using Vnat. Register at bit.ly/vnat2021!

Speaker Announcement: On Thursday 4th Feb @hhlee and Nili Ostrov from the Church group will present on Vnat functional genomics and opportunities to exploit its exceptionally fast growth rate. Register at bit.ly/vnat2021!

Speaker Announcement: On Thursday 4th Feb @LedesmaAmaro and @xinglinjiang1 will present on genome-scale computer models and DNA libraries of Vnat. Register at bit.ly/vnat2021!

Speaker Announcement: On Wednesday 3rd Feb @ben_roller will present on how Vnat cells recover from starvation by using up their carbon stores. Register at bit.ly/vnat2021!

Speaker Announcement: On Wednesday 3rd Feb Sunghwa Woo and Erin Kelly will present on fermentation from alternative carbon substrates such as xylose and alginate using Vnat. Register at bit.ly/vnat2021!

Speaker Announcement: On Tuesday 2nd Feb @bacteriality and @amitesh1anand will present on on extracellular electron transfer and adaptation to oxidative stress in Vnat. Register at bit.ly/vnat2021!

Speaker Announcement: On Tuesday 2nd Feb @virome_girl and Devin Camenares will present on a Vnat phage and a Vnat plasmid. Register at bit.ly/vnat2021!