Before GP-write
An engineering-biology gathering in New York helped frame the opportunity to accelerate the field.
Explore the source ↗Years of shared ideas, scientific meetings, and practical groundwork. A selected record of the community behind GP-write.
Discover the next chapter ↗These records trace earlier work. The relaunch builds on that experience with a new program taking shape.
An engineering-biology gathering in New York helped frame the opportunity to accelerate the field.
Explore the source ↗The Boston meeting and white paper set out a vision for building and testing genomes in living cells.
Explore the source ↗The New York meeting brought pilot projects and collaborative research into focus.
Explore the source ↗The Boston working meeting explored ultra-safe cells, working-group priorities, and international participation.
Explore the source ↗The archive records work on standards, education, communication, computing, and the tools needed for genome engineering.
Explore the source ↗GP-write 5.0 brought the community together online as the whole-genome CAD effort took shape.
Explore the source ↗Selected photographs from the 2017 and 2018 in-person meetings. Open a collection to explore.
Meeting summaries, foundational documents, working-group roadmaps, and selected project announcements.
Historical documents reflect their original dates. Proposals, affiliations, calls for participation, and policies are archived records, not statements of the current program.
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Summary of the July 14–15, 2015 gathering in New York, preceding GP-write.
Read original PDF · 1546 KBThe May 10, 2016 Boston meeting: the initial vision, pilot projects, and related research.
Read original PDF · 327 KBThe November 30, 2016 formulation of the grand challenge.
Read original PDF · 290 KBMay 9–10 in New York: research proposals, emerging collaborations, and next steps.
Read original PDF · 3968 KBA contemporaneous account of the first funded GP-write pilot project.
Read original PDF · 58 KBA historical snapshot of the community and related funding, updated November 1, 2017.
Read original PDF · 180 KBMay 1 in Boston: ultra-safe cells, working-group reports, and international activity.
Read original PDF · 5529 KBPrinciples for computing and data infrastructure, dated March 2018.
Read original PDF · 163 KBA roadmap for standards, measurement, and reproducible engineering.
Read original PDF · 559 KBA framework for engaging students and lifelong learners in DNA science.
Read original PDF · 161 KBA roadmap for public engagement, communication, and outreach.
Read original PDF · 188 KBA historical framework for access, sharing, collaboration, and incentives.
Read original PDF · 98 KBThe advisory board’s background and approach to responsible innovation.
Read original PDF · 397 KBThe consortium’s historical statement of scope and principles.
Read original PDF · 143 KBAn October 28 announcement covering genome design, synthesis, editing, and chromosome construction.
Read original PDF · 246 KBThe historical call for software to support genome redesign. The challenge is archived.
Read original PDF · 162 KBA historical proposal connecting research, engineering infrastructure, and entrepreneurship.
Read original PDF · 2312 KBThe May 11 announcement of a whole-genome design platform with Twist Bioscience.
Read original PDF · 172 KBThe October 21–22 virtual conference program, with sessions, speakers, and research presentations.
Read original PDF · 1401 KBThe October 13 conference announcement, including a partnership with SOSV’s IndieBio.
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